Moved here first of June. Rifle,shotgun, scopes,licenses,and ammo later I like this place. If they…read moredidn't have it they ordered it in. Prices are good, sales staff are excellent. They take the time to inform us dummies and guide us in the right direction

This shop was very nice and organized and friendly staff. They we're very help full trying to find…read morethe right ammo.

Helpful and very friendly , good amount of equipment. Helped with fishing tackle and what might…read morework .I LIKE THIS PLACE.

Good selection, friendly folks, and surprisingly reasonably priced on most things. Always willing…read moreto go the extra mile to help out.

Good quality merchandise and realistic prices. Yes it is expensive but nice stuff is. So if you…read morereally need a great jacket splurge here

I got a giant E bike from Gerick's a couple of years ago …read more The staff are very knowledgable . The service is great as well. love my e bike

Went shopping for hiking shoes/boots for my daughter and the service we received from the sales…read morelady was phenomenal! She listened to our planned activities and made suggestions and recommendations based on her experience that resulted in a great fitting shoe. In addition the store stocked an amazing range of shoe and boot options that were all in stock in my daughter's size. Great, first class job Gerick, thank you very much!

Folks in here are generally good. Shop here for a variety of reasons and purposes. They don't have…read morethe best prices on firearms and ammo, but their prices are still generally reasonable and the staff at the gun counter/sporting goods is courteous and helpful.

If negative five stars was a number, I'd hand it to 'em. But since the scale stops at one, just…read moretake it as a hard truth: this outfit is a joke. Shop American, folks, go give your hard-earned dollar to people who actually know how to run a store instead of these flatland clowns.

The formation of the Kootenai Falls was said to be due to a succession of phenomena. The underlying…read moreBelt Supergroup layer of crust was the result of the despoition of quartzites, mudstones, and shale from when the area was an ancient sea floor. Next, tectonic forces caused there to be a folding action where the crust compressed up against a different tectonic plate as they were headed in opposite directions. The Kootenai River exposed the hard rocks of this Belt Supergroup including the tectonic folds and faults that now resulted in the "steps" over which the river flowed. Such violent geologic forces ultimately would give rise to the rugged Rocky Mountains that dominated the Continental Divide. This would separate the ancient seas of the west and the Great Plains to the east. The Kootenai Falls bridge was initially built in 1937 to help the US Forest Service access forest fires on the other side of the Kootenai River, but a major flood destroyed it in 1948. The bridge was rebuilt in the 1950s, and with the creation of the Libby Dam, and was protected from flooding. This particular bridge I believe was rebuilt in 2019. The best thing about it? Not many people know it's there. Worth your time to visit.

I've been to the great Kootenai (Pronounced Coo-tah-knee) Falls and Swinging Bridge a few times and…read moreit's amazing every time! Pretty short and easy hike to both. If you're in Northwestern Montana you must come here and then take a trip to nearby Glacier National Park. Right next to where you park at the trailhead to Kootenai Falls, there a little shop that sells treats and wares called "Main Street Perk 2.0 at Kootenai Falls". We got some bottled water and Huckleberry ice cream. Don't miss out on the ice cream!

I was only in town 3 days, but they made it so easy and affordable to rent a bike and use it on the…read morecity trails and long bridge.

I absolutely love this store. I have never left without finding something I can't live without. The…read morestaff is friendly & very helpful. I also appreciate that when you come in you are always greeted with a friendly smile and hello. Some of the brands they carry are Patagonia, Kavu, Prana, Sherpa, Rab ( among many more). They also have a great selection of shoes & boots including Altra, Hoka, La Sportiva , Keens, Brooks, Xtratuf- and many more. It is like having a Mini REI in Sandpoint!!