Great place for day hiking. Mountain views and moderate to easy terrain. Bring sunscreen, lots of…read moreopen space. Usually a lot of birds and wild life.

Really beautiful landscape! Took my bike up there but realized fast that the trails were a bit too…read morerocky for my bike and experience level. Will be back to hike on foot for the views though!

I like coming to this trail, there are a few different waterfalls to see and it's close to the…read morespotted duck!

Any season of the year, the Outlet Trail is a pleasant place to walk, jog or run - or walk your…read moredog. Even better in Spring/Summer/Fall when you can take your boat out. ($2 a day to park - but no overnight parking). Love it here.

Was treated like a nuisance for a basic bike repair and charged 200 dollars for a 15 dollar part…read moreand maybe 20 minutes (at most) of work.

The selection of bikes, parts, gear, and more were exceptional. We were treated with such respect…read moreand patience while working out what to buy, and are incredibly happy with our purchase! We had our children with us and as they struggled with some impatience, we still received the height of understanding and willingness to serve and answer any and all of our questions. Lastly, we were given the offer to have the bike walked out and loaded up for us!

Moon Lake is so beautiful and peaceful. I spent the summer going up here when I needed to be alone…read morewith my thoughts. It's usually really quiet. The geese, however, are nosy as hell, and will try to steal your food and get into your business.

Favorite mountain biking in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Extensive, singletrack trail system…read more Dedicated volunteers quickly remove fallen trees, blow leaves off the trails. Super popular place to ride.

$120 for rinky-dink Mountain really!? Even if the lodge was updated, even if there was more…read morevertical, it still wouldn't be worth $120. Not only that it says on the website $59 on Tuesdays, but not on a holiday. Presidents' Day is a one day holiday, so how's the whole week a holiday season. I don't care if schools are off they should not be reneging on their promises of $59 day pass passes. We came expecting to pay that price. I complained to at least three people. Nobody offered me any recourse. Not only that they've gone cashless which excludes people who don't have credit cards. Plus, you can only buy tickets online so there's no way around to even talk to. They have some guys wandering around a jackets that can help you process their overpriced tickets, but no booth no manager no nothing. It's icy, crappy and I'm not coming back ever. I'd rather ski somewhere else if I'm gonna pay this kind of money. If you're gonna ski a small central to Western New York mountain; keep heading west to the skiing over by Buffalo the snow but better anyway.

Last semester (or was it two semesters ago?), I visited Greek Peak for my first-ever skiing…read moreadventure, accompanied by my friend who has been skiing since childhood. As a complete beginner, I was a bit of a physical hazard on the slopes - picture me sliding down the hill in sheer terror (stopped in the middle and had a panic attack), sometimes sitting (laying is more accurate) in the snow, utterly immobilized by my unwieldy penguin-like flippers. Despite my less-than-graceful attempts, I miraculously managed to avoid any serious collisions. Though I'm obviously not ready to tackle the intimidating black diamond runs (seriously scary), I genuinely enjoyed my time at Greek Peak. From the get-go, Greek Peak made a positive impression. The resort itself is beautiful, with stunning snow-covered landscapes and a well-maintained facility. The staff were incredibly friendly and patient, offering help when I was stuck in between a crevice :,) Perhaps any mountain resort would do the same but it was fun and everything went smoothly!

We started our ride just behind the high school at Watkins glen and rode down to Pine Valley before…read morewe turned around. The trail is no paved but the surface is primarily very fine gravel which is amenable for road biking. When we got to pine valley the trail had larger stone and was not well kept so we turned around. If you're riding a fat tire or a mountain bike this is a great trail, if your on a road bike don't plan to go much past pine valley. We had a very nice ride :)

Voted trail "most likely to see a corpse on" by Outside magazine. Trail is seriously "shady" and…read morenot in a good way. Be careful where you park if you can find a trailhead. Serious "Deliverance" vibe the whole trail.

Great shop, excellent repairs. I have a complicated 2019…read moree-bike (Bulls with Bosch overdrive) and Jeff at Sawmill never gave up on diagnosing the problems and fixing them, despite errors from the manufacturer, wrong parts, etc. We are lucky to have such sophisticated techs in our remote area, with knowledge and certifications. In future I'll only buy from them, and will respect their recommendations.

My husband and I were looking to buy mountain bikes - we are first timers to it. We had gone to…read moreother places but ended up choosing Sawmill not only because it's a local business but they helped us pick the right frame size, but made sure we were sitting correctly. It really was nice talking to people that new all about bikes and the trials that would be perfect for us. I am one happy customer.

Laurence, Boxy Bikes owner, was super helpful and responsive as I made my plans to visit Ithaca. I…read morewas able to rent a Boxy bike online and use my PayPal account. The rental includes a helmet and bike lock. I'm more comfortable riding a tricycle at home for running errands, but Laurence was very patient as I became re-accustomed to riding a two-wheeler, helping me find a bike that was the right size for me, adjusting the seat and handle bars, and walking me through how to charge the bike and use the electric throttle. The electric motor was very helpful as I rode around Itacha's steep hills. All in all, the rental process was easy and the bike was fantastic!

the staff at BB have been super helpful when I have been in to get my bike fixed, or to check on…read morepurchasing things like front or tail lights, a pannier rack and bag, etc. I'm really glad this place is in a convenient space downtown near the Commons. Though I've only tested the rental bikes (including electric!) I haven't needed to rent one as I have my own--but such a great option for people visiting town, especially now with the Cayuga Waterfront Trail and other bicycle infrastructure that make conditions here better. People are newer to biking, especially those with kids, surely appreciate these improvements. When I have had one of my two bicycles serviced there (numerous times by now) the turnover time is quick and the prices are reasonable. I'm taking my winter bike in to Boxy Bikes tomorrow for some service before that road salt comes out! A great, reliable Local Bike Shop!

Review for the D&H rail trail from the PA-NY state line to Carbondale, PA…read more The D&H rail line runs N-S through NE PA and provides scenic view of rural PA. I had the chance to ride it on 6/12/21, and found tge trail to be unimproved and rugged from Lanesboro to Thompson; below Thompson, tge trail improves to Uniondale, and becomes improved packed fine gravel to Forest City and beyond. My 29x3.0 Trek was the perfect t rig for riding the rugged portions of the trail. A gravel bike would have been a slower go through the northern portion, but would have been perfect below Uniondale. Standard mountain bike would have sufficed also. The trail will take you through deep forests, along open rolling farm land, scenic towns, and remote lakes. Deer, birds, turtles, and rabbits were my main companions for tge first 20 miles; only saw two human hikers 10 miles in and a runner at mile 15 and 4 bikers at 20. This is remote, rural, and spectacular! No amenities until Uniondale, where Cable's Deli offers excellent sandwiches, baked goods, and deli items. A caboose and adorandak chairs provide a scenic stopping spot. More food is available in Forest City and Carbindale. But there is no water north of Uniondale, so be prepared! Only gripe is that trail marking signs are somewhat lacking below Lanesboro, and some trial and error was necessary to find the trail where trails and roads merged...but it is easy enough to find. Absolutely a favorite if you like a day of rural running or bike trekking!

Amazing customer service. I had a few questions and the team at Wheels Unlimited were super patient…read moreand helpful.

My wife and I just love Wheels Unlimited and the owner Taylor. He is all about knowing his…read morecustomers, and giving you the best recommendations for bikes he possibly can. For a small bicycle shop in the fingerlakes you will find he has just great knowledge on Road and Mountain bikes all the way up to the latest trends, which are eBikes. When you visit his shop you will find a very good selection of bikes that range from the mid-tier quality bike to the high end enthusiasts level and everything in between. He equally has a great selection of biking accessories and clothing apparel to make sure you look great on your new bike. Not only does Taylor know bikes but he's an expert craftsman at repairs and tune-ups along with custom mods or builds. One of the best experiences you will find if you stop by Wheels Unlimited is the man himself, Taylor. He is friendly, customer focused and always will put you first. He is truly there to share his passion about biking with you and making sure you have the best experience and products that he can offer. Out of all of the bike shops my wife and I visit in Upstate, NY - Wheels Unlimited is the best shop we have ever been in and highly recommend them.