Well tended trail following the Walkway over the Hudson. The trail is lush with plenty of trees to…read moreshade you from the summer rays. Plenty of outlets to get into town for food, drinks and some shopping. Close to residential areas so an amazing backyard for some. Bike, Skate, Walk, Jog or Frolic with your kiddos, just make sure to share the trail, calling out when you pass and being considerate of your fellow adventurers. Signed, The Happy Hour Huntress

The Rail Trail connects Dutchess county and Ulster by way of an old railway route that was used in…read morethe Civil War to freight goods and food. Part of it goes over the traverse of a rebuilt railway bridge over the Hudson River. Great place to run, bike, walk. Free. Rebel review: 4

This bicycle shop does not exist (anymore). Do not bother going there. Next is Leisure Ride Bike…read moreRental. Great experience - can only recommend to go straight there, if you want to ride the Dutchess Rail Trail.

Haven't been in for a while; it was worth it this time…read more About half the store is dedicated to clothing. Found a vest, to increase the insulation needed without the extra bulk, around the arms, due to the single digit temperatures recently. They seem to have found a greater variety of housewares and sporting goods. There's an extensive pet section; beds, toys, grooming, and coats are always in stock. It's kind of fun to wander through the Store and see what they have in stock; there's always something different.

The newest store has taken its place, Sierra. This store is part of the TJMaxx/HomeGoods/Marshalls…read more I was very impressed to see the layout and the selections that are offered. There are plenty of selections for each department, and a lot of it looked kept up and cleaned. Something that appealed to my eyes was the decor, and also the outdoor products they offer. Quite a bit of variety to choose from for anyone's taste, and boy is it great. There's plenty of clothing that is provided with not a huge variety of styles, but instead a decent amount to choose from based on one style, pertaining to sports clothing. Also, there are shoes to pick on as well. Customer service for the most part is good, along with the checkout line as well. A decent store to visit for sure.

Bought a $3000. piece of fitness equipment from Fitness Showrooms last year (a Precor elliptical…read moretrainer)....within 18 months the drive belt broke. I called Fitness Showrooms phone number which they had placed on a sticker on the equipment, the number was an answering machine on which I was told ,"leave a message and my call would be returned within 2 business days". They did not return my call. Then I found my original sales receipt and called the phone number on it which was a different number than was on the sticker...more automated answering machines. Eventually someone from the store returned my call. I was told that the repair of the fitness equipment was done by a different company...by the same name Fitness Showrooms and that I needed Fitness Showrooms the store to process my request for repair by Fitness Showrooms the repair company. The repair company finally called me back and told me it would cost $500 to replace the belt on my machine! I asked them to just sell me the belt and I would do it myself...they refused to sell me the belt. I had to call Precor myself and order the belt which cost $49. Precor was very surprised at the price that Fitness Showrooms wanted to charge me for the repair and said they would look into it.

Bash Bish Bicycles was fantastic--super friendly and attentive, making sure my bike was the perfect…read morefit.

Passing through the area and wanted to rent bikes for a ride. Sam was AWESOME - super kind and…read moreknowledgable. He helped guide us through some good options for rides and gave so much extra cool information about the area and what it has to offer. Can't wait to come back and will definitely return to rent bikes again to continue exploring!

Cory (and Jack and JR) kept the shop open late to trouble-shoot my Honda Goldwing after it randomly…read morelost power on the highway. He saved our roadtrip, and shared his wealth of mechanical knowledge. This is a guy who traveled to Italy with a vespa part in his hand to see if he could find a replacement. Very impressed with his whole set up, very grateful for his above and beyond service, and prices were fair.

Sells used batteries at a astronomical price. You don't get repeat customers that way.read more

Kyle comes off as nice - but when you truly need him - he is too busy - because he is i want to…read moresell my bike back - which he said when i bought it "no problem" that is what he always says - do not buy a bike from this man - he is too busy in his other career to give a "&^%$" about his customers - so speaking of which - he said he would take my bike back but hasn't so it's for sale I hope he pays attention to the medical care and fire more than his customers

Met Kyle from Pedego beacon location at a home show he was a vendor at, followed up with a test…read moreride at shop with Ali! They are the most knowledgeable and helpful sales people I've met and truly understand customers needs from bike size, to accessories to prices! They offer many options and are patient and accommodating. My Husband and I are thrilled they crossed our paths to becoming bikers! Thank you Pedego of Beacon! We will be back and sharing our experience on our social media as well

I got tired of tooling around with my Trek Alero, which I ride to the train every weekday, and took…read moreit to this spot to get my brakes looked at -- they were not quite braking the way I needed them to. The owner Danny and his warm-hearted technician Juan fixed the issue within an hour or so after I dropped off my rig -- Turns out my bike just needed new brake pads. A 4-pack of brake pads goes for around $10 pads, so that with 20 minutes of labor resulted in a $59 charge. My only criticism is Danny needs to make the pricing up front and visible (Honestly, I don't even know if prices are posted on the walls -- there are tools and decor all over the interior of the store). The "tune-up" buzz word is always a catch-all bill booster, but I just asked for my bike to brake. I can grease my chain myself. I'm glad to help out another local small business owner, and I would recommend their services in the area who is willing to invest a bit into a bicycle because these guys seem to know what they're doing.

This place is awesome. Whether you need a new bike or a bike rack, they will help you. They not…read moreonly recommended the right bike rack for me, they also installed it. Everything was so smooth!