I just had the most horrific unpleasant experience at Clarke Outdoors. my partner and I who live in…read morea motorhome parked outside and started to get our things ready to enjoy the beautiful day on the water. Unfortunately that was not the case, upon arrival into the store the manager informed us that he took it upon himself to call the state trooper on us rather than knocking on the door to ask if we were going to rent from them. As we entered the store three teenage employees greeted us. As we waited to rent from the manager he came in and stated he called the state troopers and they were on the way. Calling the police on a couple who is about to spend a good buck on your establishment is extremely unprofessional. We could tell we were not welcomed so we said "Have a nice day!" The manager proceeded to follow us at and scream profanities at us. To whomever owns this establishment please educate your staff.

Rented kayaks today and we had a great time. The staff was super friendly and helpful. We will…read moredefinitely go back. They also have rafts and canoes to rent.

Fantastic fly fishing class experience! Tristan was…read moreexceedingly knowledgeable, talented and patient with us beginners. We were fitted in our waders and boots and followed him to a few spots. While they were tricky to into their water in a couple, the result was thrilling! I caught 11 fish while my husband only 2, but one of his was a really nice sized trout. I highly recommend this spot for lessons. Thank you!!

Had a half day one-on-one this Mem Day Weekend, busy day, warm (not great) conditions, and still…read morehooked onto several trout thanks to the skilled and knowledgeable guide, Tristan, who was the most patient guy and a great teacher. Agree with the commenter who said you're treated with respect -- a great experience. And the river and locations are beautiful. First thing we saw was an osprey carrying a trout (spotted by Tristan).

I stopped by one of my favorite stores in the Berkshires yesterday, and it felt quite nostalgic to…read morebe back. For quite some time, I used to come here with a friend or by myself, pick up a complementary map of Kennedy Park, and go for a little hike. The entrance to the park is right at the store's parking lot, which makes it especially convenient. The map shows the different trails throughout the park, and I would choose one and enjoy a leisurely hike. A nice lady warmly greeted me when I walked in. I browsed around the store for a while but didn't end up purchasing anything this time. I did notice their wonderful selection of hiking shoes displayed along the back wall, which caught my attention. Over the years, I've purchased quite a few items from this store, so it was nice to return and browse once again. It was wonderful to revisit a place that brought back such pleasant memories of those hikes, as well as some enjoyable shopping experiences over the years.

This sports shop is just top notch. They came highly recommended by my dad and once I walked in,…read moretheir customer service totally proved his glowing review right. I came in to drop off my snowboard for repair and after looking it over the next day, they told me the honest truth that it was a bit too of a complex repair for them to trust that it was stick long term. They suggested for the price it would cost to make it perfect, given the year of the board (2017), I'd be better off getting a new board and pocketing the difference. I appreciated how up front they were and headed their advice! I'll be running the board through it's final paces this season and getting a new one come spring. Even beyond repairs, this shop has it all. From kayaks to climbing gear, skis to paddle boards, they've got everything you need to enjoy the outdoors for all four seasons.

Expensive but the clothing is truly the best. Well made, sizing on target and mucho choice. Staff…read moreare terrific and so helpful. They helped me find the right jacket. And stayed while I tried it on, and have suggestions re: muffler/scarf.

Good selection, friendly and efficient service, nice clearance section. They carry several brands…read moreand a bit of everything you may need to enjoy the great outdoors.

Staff are very friendly and always willing to help with the simplest of needs i, often go in here…read morewhen looking for footwear for my son

An intimate camping goods store with a varied selection of equipment and clothes. Not as big as…read moresome outdoor stores, but it has what you'll need to traipse around here. Really, how many of us are going to climb Everest?! The sales staff actually know their merchandise and what they're talking about. That's refreshing.

This location opened a few weeks ago. Lots of parking. Extremely well-stocked (including petite…read moresizes for my best friend, Zagbolt). Very helpful employees (and lots of them). Well-lit, well-designed, has that "new car" smell. Also lots of discounts and coupons, some of which are probably related to recent grand opening. In the plaza near Skechers. I'll definitely be back.

Love this place, so many things to get. There is almost everything you need from climbing gear to…read morecamping pocket soap. The people here are so helpful and friendly - they will get you the things you need.

Huge selection of climbing shoes. This is incredible because you are able to try on different…read morebrands/styles and determine the correct fit and sizing you want. Lots of gear to browse through as well. If you are shopping for cheaper climbing shoes you can go next door to the Annex. They have a full wall of used climbing shoes in various sizes.

My family loves coming to Mohawk Mountain! Our son was 15 when he took his first skiing lesson…read morethere and they were great at teaching him. He learnt fast and they had all ages learning. We're already planning our 3rd trip back this year after Christmas. The bunny slope is just enough for me and my husband. Kiddo, if he wants to, can get in harder slopes. The staff are super friendly and will help you with your boots if you want (I always need help). The lift operators are super friendly. The grounds are very pretty with all that snow. Parking lot is very big and on some days they will guide you on where to park. Also, if you keep your lift card (we keep them in our gloves all year) they will be able to see your previous sizings and the gear you had last time. I think re-using your card also saves you something (like $15) but don't quote me. We always rent equipment there, and yes skiing is expensive but if your family only wants to do the bunny hills runs, the tix is cheaper ($30 as of 2025). The bunny hill(s) is long enough to feel like you've a great skier and conquered something until you see some little snowboarding 3 year old zoom passed you. But our motto at our age, is we leave with no broken bones. PS- The Lodge is right nearby and has amazing chicken fingers plus the hot chocolate hits! Love sitting by the big fireplace to relax and warm up for last run of the day. PPS- We made the mistake of skiing right after a major snowstorm and there was too much powder. We should have waited until the next day or at least gone later when the tracks were worked on/skied on.

I am very impressed. Place has big small mountain family vibes. Loved seeing all the kiddos out…read morethere learning. Seemed as there is a great learning program here. Brought my 86 year old grandfather here to get his first laps on the year in. This was my first time here thanks to being an Indi Pass holder. We both had an enjoyable time. T We took five runs then went inside for some food. Prices were manageable. As I was eating I watched the line at the register grow into the line to get food, happy I wasn't in it. We took a couple more runs and called it a day. Personally not a place I would come by myself. Terrain is not at my difficulty, and for the same drive I could be at bigger mountains. But, would not deter anyone from coming and would absolutely recommend here as a place to ski! Sunday 1.4.26