Very kind gentleman while unable to help me he did recommend another place nearby who was very…read morehelpful also.

I'd been looking to raise my handle bars on a 20+ year old mountain bike that I use to commute and…read morefor errands. I went to good traditional bike stores and was offered expensive ideas. I rolled into Dave's Bike Dump and he had just what I needed - $50 later I rode away with just what I wanted and a smile. Dave for the win! Thanks...

After hiking in all of Ottawa's greenbelt (winter and summer) we started to expand our hiking…read moreradii. We actually came here during the summer but just as we started our hike we realize this was mosquitoes Disneyland and after 200m made a U-turn and ran to the car. We came again during winter and found a wonderful set of trails, well marked and perfect for winter biking, XC skiing (there are a separate set of trails) or regular hiking (trails are well compressed no need for snow shoes/rackets). If you are looking for an easy 2-5Km trail (there are several loops), kids friendly this is a great option. The parking lot is never full. Just remember if its high mosquitos season then beware

One way to explore the Mont Tremblant area is to go by bicycle! There's all levels of cycling…read moreavailable. We went at 10am on a weekday and there were only 2 customers ahead of us. Total wait time was maybe 10 min. There's no physical maps provided so they encourage you to download the digital map. All the trails are off road mountain trails near Mont Tremblant village except one that is paved. It goes into the wooded areas and heads down to the village at Lake Mercier which is either a 6 or 8km ride depending which route you pick. The minimum rental is 2 hours and they have all the types of bicycles you could want...from basic 24" bikes to road bikes to electric bike. We went for their all road bike and it's good enough to tackle the small inclines with reasonable ease arrive it's got 3 front gear speeds and 6 back gear speeds. Don't forget to bring your own helmet so you don't have to rent! The paved cycling path from Mont Tremblant is considered difficult since there are fairly steep slopes... It's a blast zipping through the forest on the downhills but only until you have to climb the next hill. You'll feel this in your thighs the next day :) There were quite a number of these so pace yourself! Some of the turns are sharp and at the bottom of an incline. The path is beautiful and is crisscrossed with some of the mountain biking trails. There are also pedestrians enjoying the cycling trail on foot so watch out for hidden turns in case there are pedestrians. Bikes are not allowed in the Mont Tremblant village so the cycling really is best on the trails. Service was friendly and prompt. Our bikes were in great condition and clean. Overall a fun experience and since I couldn't complete the paved cycling trail the first time around, I'll take another shot at it next time or try the easy unpaved cycling path!

I did not have fun because my ride was slow. The lady in front of me was going so slow, it was like…read moreshe was walking in the park. When we got to the bottom, I told the crew that I did not enjoy myself because the lady in front was so slow. The lady said, "I need to enjoy the view for the $20 I paid." Lady, if you want to enjoy the view, go for a walk in the park. Don't take the mountain coaster.

I went here skiing on a perfect Friday afternoon. Pro's :…read morenice friendly site, nice variety of runs, great vegetarian food selection. Con's: too expensive, the runs are pretty short. I think next time I will go for another site, however this is not a bad option only too expensive than what I expect to pau for a ski pass.

What wonderful guys! Extremely knowledgeable and welcoming, thorough and detail-oriented. They were…read moreable to fix my bike on the spot, and has free street parking right out front. 10/10 recommend McCrank's Cycles!

I took in a Trek that had been abused in the Gatineau Hills so badly that i didn't need a bell…read morebecause of the sound it made when it moved (both pedaling and coasting). I now need a bell. They did an overhaul of the bike so that I could become a ninja biker. Six weeks later and it's still running smooth. It's like it's a new bike. The service was excellent. They told me what needed to be done and how much it could cost. It was less even though they did more. Great people, great bike shop.

This place is simply magical. We got the rest and sleep that we needed. The place is quiet, clean,…read moreand private. It is worth the stay. We are living the childhood dream of being in a treehouse!!! You have to try it to believe it!!! We recommend this place. Plus we will definitely be returning.

I am so happy I visited Giant Kanata for a final tune up before tackling the Rideau Lakes…read moreChallenge! My bike was in great shape for today's ride and talking to the staff gave me the confidence I needed for my first big ride.

Good and fast service, even in covid. Took their time to explain my (minor) problem. Good covid…read moreprecautions.

Meaning to write this fir awhile now been there several times for service and always been very…read moreimpressed, quick great service great advice as well ,very fair pricing for parts repair and they stand behind the service as well Highly recommend them !

So, I did bring my bike for a Tune up, which include cleaning chain and look at the derailleur, for…read more80$. I did bring it specifically for my problem with the front derailleur... the following week, after changing the speeddismounted once, not working and the chain got dismount twice...at the end, I did fix it myself. So after that, instead of letting them install my back break caliper as they told it I had to change, I did go pick it up to install it myself... So, thanks for installing new break pads on the old caliper that you order to be changed while the new caliper come with break pad.....plus the old caliper....just needed some cleanup. Bad client service experience in general on top of that.

It's very frustrating that I have drove past this colossal mirror ball countless times, yet I have…read morenever snapped a photo. The stainless steel ball was commissioned in 1966, and stands elegantly next to the National Research Council of Canada building. Canadian artist Art Price designed the sphere as a symbolic representation of the NRC's research in the area of science and technology. This well known landmark and intriguing piece of art, is outdoors in all of it's glory, on the South side of Montreal Road. I've been fascinated by this giant mirror ball sculpture for years. Check out some local copyrighted pics here: http://www.artbabych.com/2010/October-th/pearl-th.jpg and here: http://www.artbabych.com/2010/October-th/mirror_mirror-th.jpg