A Must-Visit Gem in Snowmass Village! Gene Taylors Sports in…read moreSnowmass Village is an absolute standout. From the moment you walk in, the employees make you feel right at home--genuinely friendly, incredibly attentive, and always ready to help. Their team fitted us with snowboarding boots in no time, all while answering every question with patience and confidence. The prices were surprisingly reasonable, especially for the area, and the level of service was unmatched. Whether you're renting gear, getting fitted, or just browsing, the staff goes above and beyond to make sure you're taken care of. If you're in Snowmass Village, Gene Taylors Sports is the place to go for ALL your outdoor and mountain needs. Excellent products, excellent people, excellent service. You absolutely cannot pass up this gem!

Friendly staff, best price in town and the skis were great! We brought our own boots, they had them…read morefitted in minutes! We were carving on these rentals as though they were our own skis.

We stumbled on this trail by accident, but I'm glad we did. This is an out and back trail with easy…read moreaccess from Snowmass Village. From the Snowmass mall the out and back trail was just under 4 miles with ~700 ft elevation gain. This was not a particularly difficult trail, but does have a fair bit of climb. The view from the top is great! The trail is dog friendly and I believe they are supposed to be on leash, but there were many that were off leash.

I have never even heard anyone mention the Rim Trail, but as my friend and I were hiking the Nature…read moreTrail, we ran into it. This Rim Trail South hike is GORGEOUS, and everyone should do it. There are multiple access points for the trail, as you can get to it via the Nature Trail/Rim Trail South Connector, Rim Trail North or a parking lot. The signage is very clear as well. The trail is a rolling single track with some switchbacks, but I found it to be fairly easy to moderate at points. There are lots of trees and wild flowers, and the views from the west of Snowmass are so amazing. We did the hike on a cloudy day, and it was perfect. It could get really hot otherwise, and we actually walked through the clouds with the rainy weather. Rim Trail South is 3.8 miles with about a 550 feet increase in elevation and then turns into Rim Trail North, but we decided to turn around at that point. Dogs are welcome, and bikers are too. There was a lot of foot traffic at 8 AM on a cloudy/rainy Friday so I would imagine it gets very popular on a nice day. This is a hike that is not to be missed!!!

Great service. Would recommend. Bike were in great condition…read moreand made the trip far more memorable.

Came here with 2 friends to rent electronic bikes for the day. We were easily able to walk in and…read morerent bikes for the afternoon without a reservation. Everyone was friendly and helpful and the staff member that helped us made great recommendations on where to go. He earnestly assisted us and got us set up with our bikes quickly. Great place to rent from if you're in the area!

Four Mountain Sports and specifically Brandon hooked us up! We were in Snowmass in summer before…read moreeverything had really opened up. We wanted to rent bikes to ride to Aspen. Brandon went above and beyond. The store was gearing up (pun intended) for the summer season. He not only took time from answering the phone, answering questions and giving directions to another family, but patiently helped me navigate a computter to register myself and family. He wasn't even officially open. He exemplified customer service. The bikes are quality and we had a great time. Thanks to Four Mountain Sports and Brandon!!

Did a great, careful wax job to remove my summer wax. Incredible service. Everyone is very nice and…read moreaccommodating

The folks at Basalt Bike and ski were incredible. I was on a work trip and rented a mountain bike…read moreand turned it into an incredible adventure. The trails around town are great the views spectacular and can't wait to return.

I have used Basalt Bike and Ski before and everyone I've worked with has been extremely helpful. I…read morewent in this morning to get my new skis with the bindings they mounted. The guy I worked with was a complete jerk, and wouldn't adjust my din setting from a 6 to 7. That is absolutely ridiculous and terrible customer service. I will be speaking the manager and may never do business with them again.

Nice outdoor store on the way to aspen in Carbondale. Easy to find and plenty of parking…read more Everything is consignment which is cool. We went here to rent a bear canister and it's $6 a night. They had multiple sizes to choose from and the process of renting and returning was easy. They canisters are old and used and can be tricky to open because of this. However a great deal especially if you forget to bring one to your campsite which you need to have one in aspen.

CLEAR CONSCIENCE Thought I'd give fly fishing a try back in…read moreApril and bought some gear for our Canadian camping trip. I bought a nice Simms vest, Wader boots and Reddington waders. A few days after the purchase I noticed they didn't charge me for the vest. In good conscience I called and paid over the phone. Turned out we were way too busy mountain biking, hiking, and enjoying our travels. To add to the delay, my father died and we hade to get back to Colorado to manage his estate. I finally got to try out all this fishing gear in August. To my disappointment the waders leaked massively. Ugh! Wished I'd have water tested them back in April! Obviously the seller knew they were JUNK and was NOT forthright with Ragged. I tried to return them yesterday and the English accented clerk was delightful. She called the seller and he apparently declined the return, stating it had been too long. Apparently this seller peddles lots of gear there. The friendly clerk defaulted to this corrupt sellers decision. We left very dissatisfied and said they could just dispose of the waders. To which the accented clerk snidely said they would recycle them...hmm? At least I have a a clear conscience about paying for goods they forgot to charge me for. One can only hope others don't fall prey to this Unconscionable dynamic duo! Beware!!!

Paddleboarding on Twin Lakes is not for the faint of heart! I would call myself an intermediate…read morepaddle boarder, and this was both a physically and mentally demanding experience for me. The owners were very friendly. We had booked an afternoon session, but it was pouring rain, so they told us we could wait it out and start later. They also do not charge a late fee if you go for over two hours, which we were grateful for because we got lost amongst the islands, and it was a difficult journey to find our way back and paddle against the currents. I was grateful they provided us dry bags and recommended that we bring extra layers. The weather changed really quickly as it was sunny when we started and later became overcast, rainy, and cold. It was very windy, and the currents were strong (at least for me). I also fell in the lake, so it was nice to have dry clothes to change into. Something that did throw us off was that the Google maps location takes you to the office, while the launch site where they actually have the rentals out is a completely different place about a 15 minute drive away, so we had to backtrack after we got to the office and read the sign with the correct address.

4 of us arrived in Twin Lakes, not really knowing where the best spots for camping are or if we'll…read moreeven find anything still available. Luckily ran into a good samaritan who happened to work at SUP & Cycle. He went above and beyond w helpful tips and directed us to the perfect camping location! He was so nice that we decided to turn back after setting up camp to try their paddle boards. I've been paddling for years in FL. These are some of the best paddleboards I've come across. Excellent condition, stable and super comfy. The young lady that worked there (didn't capture any names sadly) was just as helpful and sweet. They pointed us to an excellent location with incredible views and we ended up there most of the day. These guys seriously made our trip! Can't thank y'all enough! Keep up the great work :-)

This ski shop is awesome. Audie is amazing, and the staff is pleasant and encouraging. So many…read moreski shops that I've used act like customers are an inconvenience. CB Sports staff are happy to help, friendly and skilled. We look forward to patronizing this shop. The coffee is amazing as well!

So.... I rented skis, boots , poles and helmet at Steamboat. The boots really hurt my chins…read more Asked the renter and they said they just hurt, get used to it. Two weeks later I went to Crested Butte and rented from Crested Butte Sports. Their boots fit perfect. Didn't hurt at all and made such a big difference in enjoying the trip. Got a 20% discount for renting online. The people were very nice to deal with. Highly recommend them.

My husband and I rented 2 bikes for the day. Michael was great at setting up our rental and having…read morethe bikes ready to be picked up. He explained how to use them, and gave us suggestions on some trails we could explore. We ended up going to the Maroon Bells which is a beautiful and very scenic trail. We also rode a bit of the popular Rio Grande Trail - but it does tend to get crowded. I, unfortunately fell and consequently was a bit late in returning the bike, but Michael was extremely kind and considerate of my situation. (Thank you Michael). The bikes worked wonderfully and Aspen is an amazingly beautiful place to go explore - especially on an ebike. Highly recommend this place, and it is very close to the bus RFTA.

Clearly, the best bike shop that I have ever dealt with in multiple states. The staff is…read moreknowledgeable and engaging. The bike selection is excellent. With the bike shortage, not many shops are renting high end e- bikes. I rented a Bianchi Aria-E that was perfect for a 50 mile ride. 10/10 recommendation.

Welp it's a long drive for just a day hike....but…read more.. If you want to backpack for a night or two it is an amazing place to explore. Fantastic hike to the lake: Roughly 2.8 miles with about 2000 feet of elevation gain. Lovely vistas and streams the whole way. Wildflowers abound aplenty all along the trail if you hit it right. Great campsites ( please pack out everything and no wood fires). Great hike to Electric Pass with slight exposure. Dogs are allowed on the trail. Smallish parking lot Last mile is on bad road and a small car might have problems....just saying

Such a gorgeous hike that's worth it 100%! Still snowy and having spikes and poles would make it…read moreeasier and not as sketchy, but we did see people in sneakers making it. Amazing views of cathedral peak and other mountains. At the lake there were backpackers that camped out over night to hike cathedral peak. Definitely a climb only for experienced people especially with all the snow. The parking lot is small and up a dirt road that low clearance cars can reach. The path is hard to find in the snow at the top but we just followed footprints and the sound of the water. There is no service on the road and ok the hike. Highly recommend this hike, especially when the lake isn't iced over.