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!

The boat tour was fantastic. It was a last minute call and every minute worth it. Tour guide Evan…read morewas great. He told the history of Deep Creek Lake and towns significance on American culture. Will recommend it to all visitors.

We came into the shop for a brake issue. Nate got to it and changed the pads quickly and got us…read moreback on the road. Great service very nice shop. They sell just about everything a geardo or souvenir shopper could want.

Rented bikes and then had their shuttle take us 25 miles up the GAP. A very enjoyable ride. Mostly…read moredownhill for 25 miles. Easy ride.

Clean store along lake next to Brenda's Pizza that sells your outdoor adventure needs for winter &…read moresummer. You can also rent kayaks, SUPS, and other outdoor adventure equipment here. They stock clothing from high end brands like Patagonia, The North Face etc & so prices aren't cheap. They sell socks, shoes, jackets, hats, skis, snowboards, SUPs, swim suits, life vests & much more. I always go for their summer end of season clearance for good prices on summer stuff as they transition to fall/winter. I got an $80 pair of North Face pants for $20. Worth a look-see stop for outdoorsy folks!

They were great. Handled covid concerns well. Friendly. Very knowledgeable. And best of all the…read moreequipment was in great shape. Highly recommended. If you need ski rentals you cant do better.

Had a very minor bike issue. But on a Sunday morning, they took care of me just as they were…read moreopening with real friendliness and knowledge. If you are biking the GAP, or happen to be in the area for any reason, stop here and support them. They deserve it and are worth it!

Great guys. Helped me when I was cycling the GAP and CO. Willing to open shop and come in early…read moreeven to keep me on schedule. Do business with them! They know their stuff and have affordable rates. Better than some cookie cutter spot in your big city.

Perfect location right next to the Great Allegheny Bike trail. Always had what I needed. Friendlyread more

Dropped off my bike 8 days ago to get 2 new tires and tubes put on. Well going on day 9 and they…read morenever even started to work on it. 9 days to put 2 tires on? They claim they have no help? How about quit being cheap and hire some help. Most bike shops I've dealt with in the past I picked the bike up the next day. 9 days is ridiculous. They could build a whole new bike in less than 8 days.

Stopped in and spoke with Sara. She was congenial and knowledgeable about local trails and the…read moreTuesday night rides. The shop appeared well-stocked with parts. I will go there and encourage others to do so in the future.

We're lucky to have a great local bike shop in Philippi. Good, honest deals on bikes and service…read more Owner, Thad Kelley is more interested in fitting folks with the right bike for them than squeezing every dollar out of the pocket. They carry Specialized and Jamis along with a few other lines. There are regular 5:30 Tues night rides from the shop, usually on the local Mt Bike trail system on the edge of town... 7+ miles of prime trials.

Riding the GAP from the Deal Trailhead to Frostburg and ending in Cumberland was mostly, a great…read moreexperience. The views are spectacular, rolling hills and so many colors of green and blue were breathtaking. Mile 9 was NOT our favorite mile. There is trail maintenance happening and that's a GOOD thing, but...the gravel is thick in many areas so riding the bike was sketchy at best. Thankfully it wasn't much more than that mile. I loved the train track right next to the trail and my prayers were answered when, lo and behold, a train appeared! It was stopped so as to clear a fallen tree but once removed (minutes) they were on their way. The train was filled with people who were happy to see bikers on the trail as we were happy to see, and wave at them. Great trail.

The Owner Hutch, A.K.A. "Jesus" (its the hair) is an absolute hoot, and a great business owner. We…read morecalled from the road in Frostburg, worried we would waste much of our next planned cycling day on the GAP. He said come on over, stayed open past time on Thursday 2 SEP to help two random out of town bicyclists. He not only helped but let me in the sacred space in the shop and showed me how to deal with the wheel on my Cannondale Topstone...I was afraid of the disc brakes [had tube, levers and pump], but had not practised removing a wheel or bothered to watch a YouTube video. I had spent 32 glorious miles on the GAP with my wonderful spouse...last 2 walked in cleats! Painful lesson on preparing ahead of time...so embarressed and me a boy scout and Army Vet. Thank you Hutch for your service in our brother USAF! Blessings always. I am sure this would be our go-to place if we lived anywhere within an hour...would be totally worth the drive.

I went there for my birthday today! It was a great experience, my family and I went white water…read morerafting. The staff is amazing they are easygoing and make the experience ten times better! I recommend taking a trip to the wilderness voyageurs!

I booked a white water rafting trip during Labor Day weekend. I was not expecting it to be 48°…read moreoutside. But nonetheless at 8:30am, a group of dedicated rafters and I took to the lower yough for some fun. Rob was our guide in the raft and he was great. The lower yough trip is a great option for beginners who want a little thrill. The rapids aren't too intense and it helps with a guide in the raft. Wilderness voyageurs also offers other outdoor activity options like bike rentals and kayak rentals. Take advantage of their pub too. It is a great resource to the ohiopyle area.

I was in this shop a few years ago and didn't review because I thought whatever, but having been in…read moreso many bike shops I was recently reminded of how shitty the employees here were. My wife and I were on a mtb trip in the east coast, and when I asked the guy working there about some local trails he was a total a$$ hole and told me all the trails I was asking about were not real and couldn't give me any recommendations. It stuck with me, he wasn't pleasant, he didn't care to guide me to a dope trail, he just wanted to act like he was the local badass gatekeeper of the terrible trails they have in the area. Thank goodness I'm back in Colorado and would never ever go back to this shop with the attitude and lack of customer service this douche gave my wife and I.

One of the best bike shops I've ever been in. Living in Colorado for over 25 years I've come to…read moreappreciate small town shops. There is something special here.... Do yourself a favor and come in and check it out!!

The Coal & Coke Trail is a neat little biking and hiking trail in Westmoreland County connecting…read moreMount Pleasant with Scottdale. A mere 5 miles in length, it's one of the few Rails-to-Trails I hadn't covered yet. Really, I couldn't justify the time or gas money to do a 10 mile round trip bike ride. A 10 mile hike is of course another story! And that's just what I did as part of my employer's wellness program. I planned the whole thing and of course headed up the hardy group of hikers able to complete the entire 10 mile round trip. The trail begins and ends in city parks at both ends. We began at Willows Park in Mount Pleasant. The address I gave you above is the parking lot and it's based on information from www.traillink.com Drinking water and restrooms are available in the park, but the restrooms appear to be closed in winter. We began by working our way southbound. The trail was built on the roadbed of a Pennsylvania RR branch. As ts name implies, the railroad hauled coke ad coal over the line. The railroad was abandoned for many years, however after 8 years of planning, the trail opened in 2007. Upon leaving town, we hiked through some scenic wooded areas to the town of Bridgeport. At one point we noticed the trail paralleling an active rail line. The forest here is old growth and we crossed one of a few small streams. Beyond the town of Bridgeport, we again entered the woodlands while paralleling Jacobs Creek. Curving to the west as we approached Scottdale, we arrived at the scenic high point of the day. The sewage treatment plant. Yep! The trail even goes through plant's parking lot and is routed onto Sewage Treatment Lane! Well no worries--we crossed Old US 119 and then ducked under the new highway before entering our last stretch of woodlands. Part of the trail is incomplete at Scottdale, so we had to walk down Mildred Street , Bessemer Street, and Mt. Pleasant Road (they're actually all the same street) before reaching Kendi Park. The trail resumes briefly here but this was our rest stop and turnaround point. So this is a pleasant and relatively easy trail to hike or bike. Just remember, there aren't any places to obtain food or water along the path, so be sure to bring adequate supplies of each.

Great place to walk. You can choose to challenge yourself or take it easy. Got lots of great pics…read moreas well