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Appalachian Sport

4.5 (4 reviews)

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9 months ago

I love the no pressure atmosphere. Staff always friendly and helpful. From NC so we stop in when in town.

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Greenbrier Bikes - 916 3rd Ave Marlinton WV 24954

Greenbrier Bikes

(7 reviews)

I brought my bike in to Greenbrier Bikes today after a day on Marlin Mountain and Thorny Creek…read moreMountain, primarily to fix a problematic flat. They did that, but also fixed everything else on my bike within about 30 minutes. That squeaking that wasn't fixed by cleaning and relubricating the chain? They figured out that the pulleys needed lubricated, and two minutes later the squeaking was gone. The back light that loves to fall off? Now it's securely mounted. The one old tube that's salvageable? Now it's patched and I have a better patch kit than I did before. The rear brake bracket that I hadn't even realized was loose, but definitely was? Not loose anymore. I probably would have had to drop my bike off and pick it up a few days later if I'd scheduled an appointment back home, but at Greenbrier Bikes I got it back up to an A level quick enough that I was still able to see not only the Green Bank Telescope, but also do a 4.5-mile-each-way jaunt up Bald Knob with the bike to test out the fixes and catch a fantastic view. On that not-especially-easy test, it did just fine. Overall it cost something like $46, which is a bargain compared to the city bike shops. While they do offer tune-up packages (also at quite reasonable rates), I really liked that they will also take a, "what needs done? we'll fix it" approach. And they don't try to sell you things you don't need, either. That chain with 1700 miles on it? They checked, still good. The air pump that I haven't been impressed with? They could've sold me a new one, but instead showed me a setting I didn't know it had that should make it more effective. They're community-oriented too. On Thursday they were down in Stillwell for a community event, and the guy who fixed my bike is the same guy who clears the fallen trees from the mountain trails I'd traveled the day before. So if you're passing through Marlinton on the Greenbrier River Town, or are in town for any other reason with your bike, swing on by and have them take a look at whatever issues it has that have been bothering you. If it can be fixed quickly, you'll probably be back on the trail sooner than you thought possible, and you'll be helping a bike shop right by the trail as well.

five star experience on the Greenbrier Trail and this shop makes it possible. I call from a…read morethousand miles away. They are flexible to my dates. suggest rental, offer shuttle, and suggest a nice rental cabin. Even breakfast suggestion was good. Just do it.

4848' Mountain Performance Shop

4848' Mountain Performance Shop

(2 reviews)

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4848 is the flagship clothing and sporting good store for Snowshoe Mountain and it bears the name…read moreof the altitude of the highest point in the mountain (actually the Village is about 4,700 feet above sea level). The store carries some high-end clothing for both men and women, such as Spyder and Obermeyer, as well as a full stock of ski gear, helmets and goggles. It can indeed be a shopping dream. Three years ago, my family spent close to $20K in one sitting at the place. I would have rated the store a "4" star but Snowshoe's management can't seem to get its mind settled about the place's stock and as a result, the customer is totally confused from one season to the next. For example, last year they awarded exclusivity to Head Skis. Neither myself nor my family is interested in Heads, so the Red Barn got our money. They also used to have an expert ski boot fitter who then moved to Asheville NC. The best times to visit are in Spring and Fall, when discounts of up to 50 percent are designed to clear the shelves.

After realizing I had forgotten to pack my pants I was scared I was going to have to pay close to…read more$200 for a pair I may not even like at the resort. In the end I ended up with a hot new pair of pants closer to LESS than $100. I love them more than the pair I forgot at home! Woohoo. Also on a sidenote another person in our group had broke a binding strap the second day but got someone at this shop to fix it for free. That's service! Do not rip off the "tourists" - we'll keep coming back if you treat us right.

Appalachian Sport - hotels - Updated November 2026

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