The only locally owned (&woman owned) outdoor gear shop in Pittsburgh! They have gear for…read moreeverything from climbing, backpacking, camping to kayaking. They carry something for the whole family, even the dogs! Highly recommend stopping in before your next adventure or just to browse around. They have many weekly and monthly events for the community. A fire pit out front that makes a great hangout spot to eat and grab a bottle from next door. They host film fests and special annual events like a chili cook off, 5 points adventure film fest, a gear swap and so much more!

If you're resolving to get outdoors more, you should definitely plan on making a trip to 3 Rivers…read moreOutdoor Company. They sell both new and used outdoor equipment, as well as maintain a calendar of various community events that people can and should take advantage of. On their website the group talks about being particularly focused on helping Pittsburgh climbers, hikers, bikers, runners, campers, paddlers, and "outdoor adventure lovers." Obviously that last bit is pretty general, but I find the statement helpful overall since it does a great job of summarizing what kinds of gear you'll find at their shop. No matter your experience level, you're welcome here, as the staff want to help people of all experience levels explore and access different outdoor activities. In other words: this is the perfect place to browse and ask questions that can help you best prepare for your next/new adventure. In addition to operating a storefront, the 3 Rivers staff also regularly coordinate outdoor events and activities that people can sign up for. Naturally some activities are more seasonal than others (looking at you, kayaking!). Others happen year-round, including monthly night hikes in Frick Park. It's a shame this shop is currently so far out of my way, because if I was closer I'd probably stop in more often, even if only to take advantage of their community fireside hours. Still, it's great that they're here in the city at all - and it just makes my rare visits that much more delightful and special!

Stopped in a few days ago for a gun. Frank was very helpful and knowledgeable. Nice selection,…read morewill definitely be back soon!

It has about everything you need outdoors it's pretty cool. definitely better then dicks sporting…read moregoods

Ordered a set online in early June. In mid July I emailed him asking about my order. He claimed it…read morewent to junk mail he would work on it right away. In August I texted him asking again. He got upset because I opened a dispute in Paypal. He told me to drop the dispute and he would then begin work on my set. I did. He took another week and charged me an extra $20 because the original set I ordered wasn't available anymore. When my husband picked up the set, he had his elderly parents there. The coward couldn't even face us. Terrible! Don't ever order from here! Lots of people can make sets just as nice.

I ordered and paid for a cornhole set back in September 2012 and can not get a hold of anyone at…read moreCornholeGuyz so that I can pick up my set - it is now May 2013!

Absolutely wonderful!…read more My family and I purchased a Pontoon Tour on Deep Creek Lake with High Mountain Sports. We loved it! Rick was our guide and was incredibly knowledgeable. We had a fantastic time and I highly recommend this company and their tours.

I have been coming to the lake for years but learned so much more in one boat ride with Ray. He is…read moreknowledgeable, witty and has great personal stories to share. Ray is so passionate about Deep Creek and it shows on the tour. Great experience and I highly recommend.

I didn't buy anything there while they were open, but it was a nice store with lots of clothing…read moreoptions and you could get things custom printed on them too. The employee there was nice and personable. The physical location is closed, but their website is still up and running- it's just the location is not there anymore. There is the website linked on this page.

From the owner: Located in the heart of Frostburg, we are an outdoor sports store that offers a great selection of…read moreclothing, bikes, accessories, and so much more!

Visiting my friend in WV, he asked me to help him pick up a smoker. I'm from NJ, so Sportsman's…read moreWarehouse was a bit of a culture shock. This is not a NJ Dick's we're talking about. It's a big store with so much outdoor stuff. Gold mining equipment, camping, fishing. Along with hunting and the biggest collection of firearms I've ever seen, from airsoft and BB guns to pistols, shotguns, and more. My friend got such a great deal on the smoker that we thought they made a mistake at the register. Nope, just a great deal.

Returned to WV a few years ago. There is a nice selection of big box and Mom & Pop firearms dealers…read morein NCWV, but my hands down favorite is Sportsman's Warehouse. Love being able to order online and pickup in store! Online purchases takes about 4 or 5 days normally to arrive for pickup if not in stock (in stock the same day or next). Firearms are more than competitively priced - in most cases $20 lower than competitors. There are a lot of firearms to choose from with a good selection of calibers. Staff is always very friendly and helpful. Not into firearms or hunting? They have a lot of quality camping supplies and fishing equipment. Check them out! I highly recommend Sportsman's Warehouse in Morgantown, WV.

First off, I didn't purchase anything here during my visit however the impression they left me with…read moreafter my visit will make me come here before any other store in the future. WAY different vibe than different similar branded stores, in a good way! Everyone was super helpful and knowledgeable, and even though they didn't have what I was looking for this trip I will totally be back next time I have something in mind. They had popular brands like Yeti, Vuori, North Face, etc. and when I visited they had clothing items 25% off so I would call before going to ask if a specific item you are looking for may be on sale!

With all the snow recently, I thought it would be cool to check out Public Lands in Cranberry…read moreTownship for some new gear. The layout definitely reminded me of a Dick's Sporting Goods store. Everything was pretty pricey, as expected from name-brand outdoor gear, such as The North Face, Columbia, and Patagonia. I learned that you can actually rent all sorts of gear, including tents, sleeping bags, snowboards, bikes and kayaks. They also offer classes/events, mostly focused on rock climbing for now. I do feel that their climbing rates were a bit high for the limited space that they have. Their climbing wall has only 5 vertical routes with a very small bouldering area, and they charge ~$20 for one hour. As an avid indoor rock climber, I would recommend visiting one of Pittsburgh's climbing gyms instead. Their day passes cost ~$20 as well, and you can climb for as long as you like. I see the benefit of having the wall for trying on climbing shoes if you're looking to buy, but not so much for recreational purposes.

I am writing this review on behalf of my boyfriend who does not have an account--…read moreHe purchased a pair of Irish Setters work boots & they fell apart within 3 weeks of having them. Therefore, we went back to the store (with a receipt) to return them & get his money back. They apparently only offer store credit on a gift card for most returns. Spends $120+ on boots & you can't get your money back when they're defective-- a load of crap if you ask me.

Definitely the place to go for work boots or hiking boots. Great selection. Would have given 5…read morestars except that they have a very sparse selection for women. I don't mind wearing a men's work boot, but I wear a women's size 9. For women with smaller feet, I don't know that they would find something to fit them. On a side note, they have an adorable baby/children's section of camo clothing!