Goodwynns is a special place up here!! Order some Thai or Mexican food from the food carts and…read morethen saddle up at the bar for a pint while you wait - feel free to eat at the bar! Great service - always friendly. They have a great selection of skiing gear (including boot fitting, ski rentals, etc.) for winter fun and a full services bike shop for the rest of the year. You must check it out!!!

We love goodwyns! Amazing service and they have everything you need. Must go to while in Mt. Hood!read more

They were helpful. They recommended we go for the electric bikes for our trip on Historic Highway…read morefrom Hood River to Mosier. We rented Trek mountain bikes. The bikes were great but at 70plus years electric sure would have been easier. They lent us the lock. Fun day.

I cannot say enough about the entire staff of Mountain View cycles. not only did they help me out…read morewhen I was in a bind with my bike, but every single person I encountered was very friendly!!

I love using Mt. Hood Outfitters, they are so great. The first time I used them was perhaps over 7…read moreyears ago, we rented some Stand-Up-Paddleboards around on Trillium Lake, and the service was great, and the equipment was really great. We did that twice through them, circa 2014. And, recently we were camping at Clackamas Lake for an Ultra-Trail Race in July, and we decided to rent a canoe on a whim at Timothy Lake. Once, we found out where the Outfitters were set up by the Dam, they were really easy to work with. We were able to run a credit card, and they provided life jackets- we were even able to take our doggo with us (who had a life jacket). And, the whole transaction took less than 5 minutes, and we were on the lake! It was really low key, and low pressure, and convienent. I will definitely be using this company in the future. I also would speculate some of the other reviews were for different look-alike-sound-alike company names, perhaps they were not Mt. Hood Outfitters. They are the perfect component to a great summer vacation day!

Great looking shop. Lots of great rental options. Whether it's skis or snowboards, they have an…read moreawesome rental selection that will provided such a fun experience on the mountain. Quick service and nice people.

Mountain biking here is poetry in motion. MTBer's gonna get it!…read more discovered I holy ground upon Sandy Ridge where hands hath made a paradise for knobby treads there's a map with instruction just Follow the Leader and discover a whirlwind of thrills zigging and zagging through the forest rolling on some gnarly scree fields and blessed be your thrill ride not lead into self destruction so stay upright roll steadfast in the zone through curves extreme curves banked low curves banked high beware all curves play Hide and Seek climb up Homestead take that trail off the hairy Rock Drop feel adrenaline rushing the heart hammering climb back up Communication Breakdown pedaling insanely 'round Quid Pro Flow modulate the brakes and go jumping roots tied deep into earth snaking through the evergreen jungle heavenly dense northwest shade hyperventilating whoop-de-do's oops there goes an endo another downhiller bites the dust roll the fat tires on Three Thirty Eight drop into Two Turntables and a Microwave feel heat whipping through booming berms hold tight, spin out of sight keep your head attached it gets faster, looser and tighter berms bigger, dips wilder along these glorious single tracks only the righteous know for you must surrender your body heart and soul breath by breath, pedal by pedal climb Homestead again and again gotta climb to the mountain top before you are blessed to blast like the wind on fire and descend once again immersed in Oregonian green deliciousness along Sandy Ridge, there call out my name from the hallowed fat tire scroll when I saddled up my Salsa for a holy roller ride in Fat Tire Paradise

Killer trail system with lots of volunteers keeping the place up without wasting tax dollars since…read moreit's on BLM land. Snow on the upper trails during the winter. A good spot to head after is to the Ivy Bear for wings.

Good inventory & maintenance dept. Friendly & knowledgeable staff . Free test rides , no sales…read morepressure , back what they sell. Rather expensive charge for assembly but now I see they include first tuneup .

We had a problem with a bike, that wasn't an e-bike and went to see if they could fix it, and they…read moredid in less than a day. The staff was great and friendly and did a good job fixing the bike

What an amazing experience of service and knowledge here! A shout out to Jason who patiently set…read moreme up with the best e bike ever! He was patient kind and knowlegable. I chose the Specialized Turbo Vado SL 2 5.0. I test rode it around the Belmont area so make sure the fit was right. Made some seat adjustments and sold! As he prepped the bike, I took off to Re Raxk and a new bike rack was in order. Just love this place and highly recommend for upscale bikes

Don't know if licenses are mandatory.I never got a response from them.Ebikes seem effective but I…read moredon't know if it's allowable.

This place fixed my bike quickly and was honest about what work needed to be done. I was impressed…read morewith that because a different shop I visited had given me a very expensive quote and had recommended tons of things that I didn't actually need. Also, I like how you can schedule a time and date for service on their website. That was so much easier than bringing my bike in and just hoping they weren't too busy. I would definitely recommend this bike shop to anybody who needs repairs in Portland! If you visit, make sure to say hi to the cute doggie in the store! (:

Super fast service, kind and competent staff, and an adorable "shop dog" to boot!…read more My grandmother gifted me her old Borrego (a nice bike in its day, but extremely neglected after years of sitting in the garage) which I brought in to Beezle Bikes. Tom (owner) was super helpful and quick to diagnose what the bike needed. He was able to get my ride back to me in a matter of days despite the fact that it needed a full overhaul. The Borrego now looks (and feels) brand new: clean, crisp and smooth. I would recommend this shop to anyone who needs quick turn around (it seems like everywhere else had month long waits OR MORE), and who likes their ride in tip-top shape.

This was my son's second year at Milepost 35, and it's hands-down the highlight of his summer. The…read morecoaching and counselor team--Ezra, Owen, Aiden, Finley, and Tate--were absolutely fantastic. They gave him thoughtful advice, individual attention, and tons of encouragement, helping him level up his skills in a big way. The riding area is super well-maintained, with a great mix of features for all levels. Whether it was jumps, technical trails, or skills zones, there was always something new to try--and it was all set up in a way that felt challenging but safe. Yes, the cabins are a little rough around the edges and the food is just okay--but honestly, that's not why you come to Milepost 35. This place is all about the riding, the coaching, and the community. We'll be back every year until he ages out. Highly recommend.

My son had a lot of fun at his week of camp. He progressed a lot and had a good time.read more

Tony was amazing & shared some great insight with my husband and I. He was patient & informative…read more We bought my first fly rod setup from this shop and it comes with a lifetime warranty. We will 100% give our business to this shop if we're in the area again. To the person who gave this shop zero stars for no women's gear. You should get a grip. Women do not typically fly fish as much as men. To expect a country location to stock full options for women is unreasonable in my opinion. I'm female & I ordered my gear online knowing that every shop won't have the same options for me that they do for my husband.

Just incredible!…read more Worth every penny! These folks know their stuff when it comes to fishing for steelhead! Just returned from their full day winter steelhead class and loved it! The shop is very organized and has the teaching down to a science. They offer a 2 day package where they will take a novice single hand fly fisher to use a 2 handed rod in a one crash course day. Fly fishers who use 2 handed rods are called spey anglers. Most of the class did not bring a spey rod and was provided with one from the guides. Then the second day is the actual time on the water learning how to read the waters, rig up your spey rod, and fish the long stretch of the Sandy river in cold waters, rainy weather, and large waves of water. Mark Bachmann and Hawkeye Hawkins were the instructors teaching how to spey cast. The class helps you focus on presenting the fly instead of worrying about what type of fly or how to rig it. The shop has everything for the fly fisher! I had to buy a 2 day fishing license which was done quickly, grabbed some flies, got a new 3D skagit line, and some tools. The shop provided the instruction at their conference room in the back of the shop which was great to receive classroom instruction. Ted Neely was our guide on the Sandy River for the second day. Ted is a local guide who has the guiding, boating, and instructor skills for anyone wanting to fish on the Sandy, Deschutes, or Clackamas rivers. Ted took us down the very scary (to me) Sandy river between Dodge Park and Dabney Park thru some very hairy white water rapids on his pontoon boat. Ted knows the river well, has all the fishing spots covered, and navigates thru all the water with ease. Ted provided a hot lunch which was very welcome after going thru rain, waves, and fishing. If you are new to going down the rapids on top of pontoon boat, make sure you cover this with Ted prior to your trip. You have to be dressed well from head to toe. Luckily I had all the gear including breathable winter waders, river boots w/ cleats, thermal fleece and wool underneath as well as wading jacket. If you are not prepared you will get cold! Take all your stuff in a waterproof dry/boat bag because the rapids will wash you from head to toe! Definitely a great experience with a great guide who knows his local waters. People from all over the country came to this class which means a lot for those who want to learn how to fish for these elusive creatures. I learned so much in one day that I am now confident in returning to fish for winter steelhead fish! The class practiced catch and release to keep the fishery active for all. Totally amazing class - must do for anyone interested in learning how to take years off fishing for steelhead.