Hi this is Sheryl. I am a mother of 2 and in this store a middle aged man followed my two…read moredaughters. Saying they looked suspicious and then continued to follow them and they tried running and he said "why are you running" even though he was just following them not saying anything. This is a terrible place.After they left he was outside watching them. Please don't go here if you have children and don't support them. Love, Sheryl

This particular Dicks has a nice variety of sporting equipment, shoes, socks, balls, hunting gear,…read morekayaks, coolers, chairs, clothing and more. They work with the local schools and little leagues offering discounts and coupons. So make sure you see if they have coupons before paying full price.

Amazing store and staff. Always our first stop when heading out on a fishing trip. I am not a…read morehunter, but they are also well into hunting gear.

great store , knowledgeable staff, sometimes prices are alittle high but then again they are not a…read moresuper chain store. Great selection of new and used fire arms, archery, and tackle. you can get your hunting, fishing, and even your dog's license their

Excellent service, prices and selection. Only place that I would shop for skis and apparel. Great…read morecustomer service.

They have great gear!! The staff is super friendly and helpful! There's usually a great selection…read moreto choose from, with the newest technical gear you need. Shoe selection is great

Why I shop online…read more I've used a wheelchair for over 40 years. I like shopping locally. I'm used to people talking down to me, treating me like a non-existent black hole. I'm used to people being mean, rude, and condescending. I get that. I live with that. Yesterday I went into the Mountain Trails store on the Loudoun Street Mall. I've shopped there many times before. The help has always been kind. I use a service dog. He's well trained. He's been in many local stores including the Mountain Trails store. Just this week I spent over $100 in the Mountain Store. Yesterday was one of the most embarrassing episodes of my life. As soon as we rolled through the door a demonic old man began screaming at my dog to get out of his store. "This is my store, and that dog needs to get out", he yelled over and over. He never spoke to me and never used a civil tongue. It was as though he was possessed, screaming, "This is my store, Get out of my store." He was a cretin-like creature spewing a litany of embarrassing, abusive, demeaning shouts that drew the attention of everyone in the Mountain Trails store. Now, he could have come to me expressing his concerns, but he was unable to look me in the eye and speak to me like I was a normal human being. He just kept screaming at my dog. I did what I always do in the face of ignorance, I ignored him, hoping he would just stop. I went to the counter and bought the one object I came for. I paid, and I left. I will never shop at the Mountain Trails again, and I encourage everyone with a disability of any kind to avoid shopping at Mountain Trails on the Loudon Street Mall. Save yourself the embarrassment of the screaming, humiliation, and sadness of this old man. The old man was unable to treat me like the good customer I was. I pity those, like this old man, who harbor, tolerate, and practice such discrimination against all who are different. It is his store as he made perfectly clear and I was unwelcomed. How unfortunate that such bigotry against all who are different gets celebrated. Amazon never sees my wheelchair, my dog, or my disability. And, that is why I will be shopping online. Oh, and it's cheaper, delivered the next day, in any size, color, make or model that my heart desires with a 5% discount every day.

If you buy a pair of shoes/boots make sure they fit PERFECTLY, because once you leave the store,…read morethey won't exchange or refund your money unless the problem you're having with the shoe is a mfg. issue. I spent $145 on Oboz shoes. The shoes felt fine in the store but after wearing them for a week I was having too much rubbing/friction below my ankle bone. I brought them back to the store hoping to exchange them for another model but all they did was stretch the shoe, which made no difference , and sent me on my way. I contacted Oboz but since I purchased the shoes at a retail store they or unable to help. They suggested going back to Trail House.

I bought a pair of Keen hiking shoes from the Trail House and within a year both shoes tore at the…read moreinsoles. The Trail House refused to replace or provide a partial refund for the shoes. I do not believe that a $200 pair of shoes used lightly to moderately should begin falling apart within one year, but apparently The Trail House believes this is perfectly fine.

Cool little hiking supply store…read more Selection is limited due to the size of the store, but they should have what you need. Backpacks, shoes, pants, shirts, jackets, first aid kits, nalgene water bottles, compass, bandannas, etc... Whether you are hiking the Appalachian trail or just want to pick up a few camping supplies, it's a good store to visit.

Historic hiking store that offers every amenity for the outdoors. As a former rock climber of the…read morehills of West Virginia, it is fun to see the accessories available for the serious camper, or the day tripper. How they get all the stuff crammed into this small space is marvelous, and typical prices for outdoor gear. Neat footware out on the balcony, and the tiny stream running through the basement make this a must see and enjoy store if you are visiting Harper's Ferry!

Went to this little shop located right across from Gate 2 today for the first time and was very…read morepleasantly surprised. It's small, but my, what they didn't manage to fit in here! The stock is very carefully thought out, such that pretty much everything you might need in a pinch is here. They've got an impressively large variety of food items on just a few shelves, plus live bait and propane gas tanks, as well as a reasonable selection of alcoholic beverages, tobacco items, and most impressive of all: wine, flowers, gift items, and even local foodstuffs like cakes and preserves and pickles and honey made right here on the mountain. I love that the owner was careful to make space for local goods--she even calls that white shelf with the mountain-made pickles and preserves her "pride". :-) The place is very clean and amazingly doesn't feel cramped at all despite having so much variety. I really can't think of a better-stocked or -maintained little country store. Sure, it's not a supermarket, but in the midst of a month-long blizzard or a desperate late night craving for sweets, this place'll do very well. That being said, it is closed on Sunday, which I have a case of Chick-fil-A Syndrome over: Part of me thinks, "Good for them!" and part of me is like, "Damn!" But oh well! The store-formerly-known-as-Weber's up the road is open on Sundays, so you could always go there if you can't get down the mountain on the Lord's Day. ;-) Thank you to the owner for opening such a lovingly kept shop in our neighborhood! It's because of places like yours that the mountain keeps getting better! :-)

One of the best things to happen to Shannondale! They have everything you can think of and will…read moresave you a trip to town. They also take beer requests (and pretty much any product request they think will sell.)

Jim was very helpful in giving me advice for building my AR. Wasn't trying to con me into…read moreoverpaying or anything as the options they had in store were higher end and he knew I was trying to budget strictly since it was my first AR. They also have a good selection of parts and accessories to choose from, so it's 5 stars for me.

Terrible service, young kid employee that has 0 respect for customers. Refused to help an 76 yr…read more old veteran with filling out forms on a computer , because he was busy playing with his phone and I was the only one in the store . Talked to other friends who are also veterans who told me the same thing , they and myself will never walk in that place again. Being a decorated American veteran and war hero being being disrespected by a little punk who would rather play on his phone than make a sale , so I walked out and bought the firearm I wanted at another store .

My husband likes the Orvis inventory but going into the store makes him uncomfortable. He says he…read morefeels like he's being attacked. The sales people must be on commission. He tried to keep his head down and keep a low profile when he went there today. But a bell on the door rang and several sales people ran over to assist him. He wanted to look without having someone hover over him. All this to redeem a $25 coupon. Makes him wonder if it's worth it. :)

I've been to this location several times and the staff is always amazingly helpful, knowledgeable…read moreand very professional and willing to assist! I've taken a class here on fly tying, which was awesome... Scott has amazing patience and is a master at his craft! I came back recently to buy fly fishing gear of my own (as I used to use a guide's or friend's equipment) and got the best service and support in selecting all the items I needed to be fully outfitted! They also have some amazing and trendy, hi-quality clothing! This is my preferred Orvis location!! I highly suggest Orvis over Cabelas too!

First time coming here and it was a great surprise! Everyone is very welcoming and pleasant to deal…read morewith. Prices are reasonable and affordable. Came here for fishing poles and the variety was great! Spent less than 70 bucks for 2 compact ones. Was here during Memorial Day and it was not crowded at all. My only confusion was the exit line as they had to guide us around to it, nevertheless it was a good experience! Will definitely come again