Lone survivalist has been my go to place for quality emergency and go bag items. From knives to…read morelights to tents, backpacks,fire starter supplies, they sell it, I own it! Purchased and expensive specialty knife that didn't work for me as I had thought it would. Great product, but I changed my mind. They couldn't have been easier to work with. Took knife back, refunded my money, no questions asked. A money back guarantee that actually is ! Lou makes world class products and I highly recommend this outfit. Top shelf all the way. Try these guys, You won't ever be dissatisfie. Jack Vanderpool

I'll be on every and any site to tell you how the won't accommodate you. They don't care about the…read morebuyer. the are desperate to make a sale at any cost. I wouldn't support this company.

I love this place. It's small and doesn't have a huge selection, but there are some neat things…read morehere. I bought some weatherproof notepads, a weatherproof pen that writes upside down, a pocket knife for my son, and some camping can openers.

Very good shop. Has a lot to offer. Jeff is a fantastic person he will help in any he can.read more

This review is from the perspective of an AT Thru-Hiker…read more This is one of the best outfitters on the trail. It is a small place but it has all the stuff I want. They have Ankers (the four charge one and 7 charge one) All the best AT books Permethrin and Bug spray Sawyer, Katadyn, and CNOC Bronners represented Darn Tough is represented and they do the exchange if you have holes in your socks No clothes but who needs that? Hikers get snickers and there is a hiker box The employees where just awesome. Great for a small gear purchased

We went in to look around and bought two Native Slayer kayak's good Prices. Cheaper than on line…read more Had to order the second one and they got it in quick. They helped me load them and went over everything with me. If your buying a kayak check them out. Thanks for all your help.

The service was great and the folks working didn't even mind our two unruly dogs (one is a puppy)…read morebeing inside/ even after he peed on the floor! Anyway prices were reasonable and got an amazing pair of hiking boots that I love!! I appreciate them!

The folks here are super friendly and stir up great conversations! They also have a wide variety of…read moreitems for your everyday adventure needs. And they're also dog friendly!

Great people with a great store. Good selection of supplies and shoes. The whole store is a gem…read more Check it out

I have not been in the new store yet, but just reviewed their selections via the store's website,…read moreand can honestly say, they've picked winners for their product line. As a New Englander with VT roots, I can say you can't go wrong with Vermont Flannel and Darn Tough socks! I know the owners of this store and they are honest, hard working folk, supporting the small town they call home, by putting their own capital down to reopen the Happy Camper clothing store. That's real...that's genuine.

Awesome place to stock up on the most up to date outdoor products and gear! We found some awesome…read morebrands that we live here including Prana, Birkenstock, Patagonia, KAVA, Chacos, Keen and more! Done of the specialty areas I noticed in the store wear bags for outdoor usage, sunglasses and hats for sun protection, and pet supplies to take you furry friend along with you on these Virginia trails! The staff is super friendly and helpful when looking for sizes, products, and even class information regarding upcoming events! I'm looking into the wilderness survival course! If you are in need of any outdoor camping, sporting, cooking, or fashion-wear, this is the place to go to!

Might seem trivial to some but, a customer at the register; cash in hand should carry far more…read moreimportance' than a telephone patron. Recently purchasing a few items and approaching the register I was neither recognized nor addressed. The associate seemed entirely focused on what appeared to be a cordial conversation that bordered on business albeit with a convivial flair. After an inordinate wait another employee from halfway across the sales floor came to my aid and actually apologized. Not so much for her colleague but for my patience. I do not fault G. O. P for this but the singular culprit of what I feel is shoddy treatment of a customer.

Friendly and knowledgeable. Great service and quality products . Been shopping there for 21 years…read moreand never had a problem.

Stopped in here a month ago because I was not from the area. I asked about good hunting spots and…read morethey were gracious enough to help me out. Took the time to answer my questions and even offered up the names of some locals who process venison. They also had some great deals and reasonable prices on gear.

This was the 2nd year that our group of eight (8) took a tour of Deep Creek Lake in Maryland with…read moreHigh Mountain Sports. We scheduled the tour with Ray for one reason. Ray grew up on the lake and there isn't one thing that Ray doesn't know about the history of the lake and surrounding communities. The first year we went South on the lake, the larger wider portion of the lake, where most of the activities occur. This year we went to the North end and ventured to the Dam then back through the McHenry area. Ray didn't disappoint and provided us with a fantastic cruise. The mixture of Facts and Humor made for an enjoyable time. In previous years we rented pontoon boats and cruised for several hours, not knowing anything about the body of water we were cruising on. A boat tour from High Mountain Sports is absolutely the way to go. It is a great value!

Our guide was knowledgeable and friendly. Learned many things about the history of the area, as…read morewell as the current usage and plans for some areas. Highly recommend this tour: wish we had done it at the beginning of our time in Deep Creek (we did it our last day)- Our guide pointed out places to visit and areas of interest. Thank you!

We went in as a family, my parents, myself and my husband. Brit was amazing. We tried on a huge…read moreamount of shoes and happily found shoes. I am a difficult size and was finally able to try on Altra shoes in the correct size.

Very helpful staff and a great variety of outdoor gear from shoes to tents to water bottles. A…read moregreat place to go if you are looking for something for your day outdoors in Rockbridge County. So glad they are here!

More like 3.5 stars. Tubing on the river was fun and our family of 5 enjoyed it. Our kids are 5-9…read moreyears old so we had to keep an extra eye on them and help them a little. We used the strap that came with the cooler tube to strap my youngest child's tube to another one. One employee told us we could purchase another strap to tether them together but then the employee in the shop kind of scoffed and said it wouldn't necessary. It was definitely necessary! We had to paddle after all the kids cause their arms and legs are too short to even reach the water and paddle themselves. The employees really didn't do a whole lot of customer service so I'm not really sure the tip (which was paid in advance) was worth it. We even had to carry all our tubes all the way back up the hill after we finished. The river itself is mostly calm and it is a beautiful area. But there was quite a bit of algae/scum in the slower moving water which grossed out the kids lol. And the island where we stopped to each lunch had some trash on it. Overall tubing was a good experience but the $200+ price felt like a lot for what it was.

Our float was nice despite the river being low and getting stuck a few times. However, the guy…read moreworking the front desk (the owner? I don't know, I see what I assume to be the same guy mentioned in several other reviews) was *incredibly* rude. I can't understand this; I own a business and if I ever spoke to a client like that, they would never hire me again. So I guess he doesn't count on repeat business? The guy driving the shuttle was nice enough but I also don't understand this whole tip jar thing for boating companies. All the guys do is drive us a few minutes down the road and unload gear. Is that not their literal job? Why isn't the company paying them a living wage? I'd definitely scope out other places given the customer service at this place