After purchasing hiking boots last year from a National three-letter outdoor store, my feet cried…read morethat I had been horribly misfitted. My son has the same experience so we checked out Plum creek. We were very satisfied. Jason spent time with us and encouraged us to find the right size and fit. After three days of hiking RMNP, we can attest that Jason did a great job. I liked them so much, purchased running shoes there too. Highly recommend.

Great selection of shoes (sandals, sneakers, hiking boots) and excellent service. They were out if…read moresizes in some shoes which was a bummer. Bought a pair (wasn't my top pick) and wore around the house next day- too tight in toe box and returned with no questions asked.

I have used this company several times over the years. They have to shown to provide excellent…read moreservice - my jeans were carefully packaged given that have to come to me in England. The service is quick and efficient an I was kept informed every step of the way. They also offer great value compared to what we pay over here. I would not hesitate in recommending Rocky Mountain to anybody who's looking for value jeans and outdoor equipment. Rob J Evans, London, England.

This is a beautiful store with amazing selection of all kinds of outdoor gear. I bought a beautiful…read moreKavu fleece top and was pleased with the wide range of size selection! There are wonderful hiking shoes and socks, warm hats and gloves. They also sell and or rent chains for your shoes for winter hiking. The woman who helped us was super friendly and knowledgeable! We Will absolutely come back here next time we're in town.

Best outdoor store in Estes Park by far. There are a lot of similar shops in Estes Park but none of…read morethem have the quality products sold here. North Face, Patagonia, Tilley, Columbia etc. No cheap iron on T-shirts or junk souvenirs here. Knowledgeable and great customer service. I could have spent a lot more time here but my wife dragged me out! And the prices are reasonable for a high end store in a small outlying community. You should definitely make this one of your stops while In town, I will definitely be back on my next visit to Estes Park!

My wife and I went to Outdoor World today, looking for hiking poles. After our first hike in RMNP…read moreyesterday, we decided we needed them. We were assisted by a young man named Evan, who was extremely helpful. He answered our questions, gave us great information that novices like us wouldn't have even thought of, and helped us adjust the poles to our height. In an age where customer service is often lacking, we found a true professional. If I was starting a business tomorrow, I would try to hire Evan.

Very cute gift shop. They have a lot to offer and the prices are honestly the best I've ever seen…read more Very fair and it's two stories. If you're in town check this place out!!!

While they have limited space to display merchandise, what they do have on display is of good…read morequality and the prices are reasonable.

Steve Komito, local climbing legend, opened this shop in the 70s and he's been resoling shoes from…read moreacross the nation since then. He got my shoes done in two weeks during high season, everyone else including the Rubber Room and Rock and Resole said 1 month +. He offers 5.10 rubber and the price, work, and service was great. Thank you.

While spending a week in Estes Park, I initially went in to get my leather winter boots stretched…read morebecause they were bothering my feet. But he said he doesn't work on leather boots and gave me recommendations for repair shops in a few towns. I really appreciated his honesty and recommendations. He does work on hiking boots and climbing shoes. So I got my hiking boot stretched instead. Also had a quick stretch of my climbing shoes which he didn't even charge. Super nice guy. Really good prices. Next time I need my climbing shoes or hiking boot repair, I'm going to ship it to Komito!

Went to the visitor center and they recommended this place for rentals. My girlfriend and I were…read moreabout to do some hiking and needed metal spikes for shoes and some poles. What made this place even better was their super friendly staff. They shared their knowledge of the trails and recommendations with us. Definitely stop here for all your hiking needs.

We came here to rent snow shoes to take into RMNP. The service was so helpful and so friendly. She…read moregave us all the tips and tricks and when we returned the rentals, they were all genuinely interested in our experience with the snow shoes. The store has everything you could possibly need for whatever outdoor activity you are interested in. I highly recommend them.

If you're looking for socks this is the place. They have every team you can imagine and more. Great…read moreprices and fun to browse.

they sent my delivery to Indiana...I live in California. How can that get so messed up? these were…read morefor a Christmas present. I will update if I am refunded or another pair of sock ship out.

I love this place.The prices are always great.This is probably the only store in estas that…read moreactually has great prices on their shirts.Socks, sweaters, hoodies shoes.Everything highly suggest that you visit this place if you're ever in town.It is closed for the season during the winter months

Best prices in Estes Park. Nice selection of clothing - huge sock selection and of course various…read morekeepsakes for the national park and the area.

The adorable boutique has the perfect combo of trendy clothing and accessories right in downtown…read moreEstes Park! Friendly staff and such a fun shopping experience!

This place was very vibey and cute! It was a little pricey hence the 4/5 stars but they had a…read moredecent sale rack out front that was a little better priced. I didn't end up getting anything and did want to make a note that I didn't see any customer parking (there's a small lot next door but when I pulled in all the parking was reserved for the other businesses) so bear that in mind! It's not far from the public free garage down the street tho, so you can park there and walk which is what I did, if you don't want to pay for parking downtown during the day hours.