We went on a fantastic snowy walk here with our dog. The Acorn trail is open for hiking in the…read morewinter- dogs allowed. We parked in the lot for the ski touring, crossed the road, and were on our way. We did the North and South loop of the Acorn trail, totaling about 2.5-3 miles. The trail was decently traversed, but I would definitely recommend hiking/snowboots in the winter. It was very peaceful and beautiful here - tall pines and some big pastures.

One of my favorite places to go for the summer . They have great hiking and biking trails ! There…read moreis a delicious icecream place with animals as well . Such a beautiful scenic place definitely a summer must see

beautiful pond with nice walking trail to checkout! i would highly recommend stopping by for a…read morelittle if you're in the area. cool blueberries and lily pads

Hartwell Town Forest is at a right size for one-hour walking, but may not be good for joggling due…read moreto the prevalence of roots. At the main gate, it has a small parking plot for around 5 cars in total. The park is fully covered by evergreen trees and has a small picnic area in the middle, which is descent during summer and fall.

A little hard to find. There is a sign on the street. But no sign on the building…read more I needed a ski tune up. I left the skis there for a few days. The work was done on time and the skis worked great afterwards.

Very impressed with the people who work here! Brought my…read moreskis in for a long overdue tuneup. They did an outstanding job, I look forward to going back again and again. This is my go to ski shop from now on.....

I needed new biking shorts and decided to go into this store rather than order online. Actually…read morethat was the right move. it turns out that sizing for bike shorts is unpredictable (i found a trek "mens S" that was literally the same size as another trek "mens L"). at pedal power i was able to try on many shorts and got one of the best pairs ever from a brand i wouldnt have considered without seeing them in person. its great having this store here locally

They could've charged me a ton to buy new brakes. Or, the could've charged me a lot to fix the…read morebrakes I have. Instead, gentleman talked about options with me for a minute or two, then got out his pliers, and bent them in to shape. Said it was free. To be clear, I didn't buy the bike from them... I've been in a few times. They've always been helpful. I've spent some money. But I'm not a regular or anything. They just take care of you.

Was in the market recently for a Yakima part that happened to be discontinued, and had a very short…read moreperiod of time to find one before leaving for a few days. Evan found the part for me after calling his colleagues in East Providence and asked them to hold it for me. The part was waiting for me when I walked into the RI store the following day. Appreciate Evan's effort, his attention to detail, and their communication. Great job all around. Highly recommend both stores....awesome staffs and great teamwork!!

They were my go to supplier for bike parts, however, they are in decline. The display no longer has…read morethe pegboard of various small items like chain links, chains various hardware, tubes. you have to ask then it is iffy. They are mostly into selling bikes. Seen better days. I now have to go to ordering parts online.

We ordered a bike online for my son and it came mostly put together but it needed some work beyond…read morewhat I could finish. The training wheels we ordered didn't quite fit the bike. They managed to get them on by bending them into place. They charged $30 total and spent at least 45 minutes solid working on the bike. They were as perplexed as I was by the fact that this bike had just one brake on the handlebars to control both the front and back. After I was home, I read all over the documentation, "the front wheel appears as if the brake doesn't lock, that's just how this bike is designed." :P They basically dropped everything they were working on just to help us out. I wouldn't buy accessories here, but this is a decent bike shop for repairs!

Nice shop in norther Mass area. Friendly staff. Will be back when the weather warms up and time…read moreto start riding again.

All of the staff at the Bikeway source are very helpful and patient. I bought my bike from…read moresomewhere else at the beginning of COVID but they were very helpful in getting me started and have been available for repair, maintenance, advice. They also give an excellent course that included tire repair. Service is good and well explained and are happy to answer questions and help and advise on minor problems. There's available parking and entrance for repairs at a sidewalk door, and of course, its located right across the street from the bikeway in Bedford. We also bought our granddaughter's bike from them and that was a good experience as well.

this store is a scam. some bikes are good deals but the service discusts me. My friends tube broke…read moreand a repair kit cost about 5 bucks. after we walked in the shop, we told a guy that the tube had broken and he took the bike in. the man aggressively took off the wheel, making the rotor damaged in the process. Then, he added a patch kit to the tube. At the time, I thought it would be just paying for the repair kit because he had Never Mentioned A Price. once he was done, he put the wheel back on for another 10 minutes wasting our time and refusing help when we offered it. Then, he walked up to the register and told us it was 35 DOLLARS for a single tube repair, KEEP IN MIND A new tube only costs about 5-10 dollars and is way easier to install. This shop will take your money I Don't Advise To Go Here!

Had a great day! My wife's first time on an e-bike. Pete was very helpful in explaining the…read moreoperation of the bike. Off we went on the Cotton Valley Rail Trail for a three hour tour headed to Wolfeboro. Lots of stops and starts along the way as she became more familiar with the bike. I'd recommend a longer ride so you'd have more time in Wolfeboro for lunch, ice cream or exploring the shops. The trail is well maintained and an easy ride. The Aventon bikes were in excellent condition and we had the chance to try a couple of different models. Overall an excellent experience and I highly recommend E-bike Expeditions and look forward to renting from them again.

Pete is very professional and returns calls promptly. Amazing customer service! He thoroughly…read moreexplained the bike use and the Cotton Valley trail. Highly recommend Pete and Ebike Expeditions!!

My road bike fit with Ed Sassler was superb. I'm return to cycling after a ski crash, and he was…read morevery thorough in problem solving how to accommodate my torn hip labrum and many asymmetries. I'm now cycling within my range of motion and training far more comfortably. He's also a phenomenal educator -- I left the session a better cyclist.

After having a positive phone conversation with someone on staff, I went to this store to see…read morethings in person and some questions. The store felt very chaotic and impersonal. After finally getting someone's attention, the two guys I spoke to were condescending and dismissive.