We took the Anaconda cruise and it was beyond amazing. The entire crew and the guides were just so…read morewonderful. Eric and Kevin ( the two guides) went far beyond their duties as guides. We had people in our group with food allergies and the kitchen staff did an absolute wonderful job keeping that in mind. Each and every item was delicious. The staff kept the entire ship sparking. They received us with hand towels after every excursion. I highly recommend Adventure Life esp. Jess and Petchie.

I had an extremely disappointing and distressing experience with this travel agency. Sensitive…read morepersonal information belonging to me and my family was shared without my consent. I'm sharing this so others understand the serious lack of care taken with clients' private information. I hope the agency reviews its data-handling and confidentiality policies to ensure this never happens to another family.

I have downloaded the navigator. It says you can buy maps within the system. How do I do that?…read moreTerry

My 200th review!…read more 200 is a special number. The first thing I think of is the 200th anniversary of the U.S.'s independence from Great Britain. On July 4, 1976 there was quite the celebration. (At least that's what I gathered, I was born later). What many people don't know though, is that 1976 was also the year of the BikeCentennial. This was a crazy idea of getting people to RIDE THEIR BICYCLES ACROSS THE U.S. from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean to celebrate the country's birthday, stopping at historic points along the way! And people actually did it! And with some old-fashioned bikes to boot. The Adventure Cycling Association really came into its own then. Since they have come up with road routes all around the U.S. (more than 38000 miles) and have encouraged long distance riders to go out and see the country. Their maps are incredibly detailed and wonderful to use. They offer supported and unsupported tours lasting from a week up to 3 months. If you want to ride your bicycle across the U.S. or any other country for that matter, these are the people to check out. They also have a monthly magazine they put out reviewing bikes and highlighting individual touring experiences. They sell a line of bike products, and they are entirely non-profit. They are the friendliest people I have ever dealt with, and I love their organization. I biked from Yorktown, VA to Wichita, KS a few years ago. I plan on biking, at some point in the future, from Wichita, KS to San Francisco, CA to complete my trip. And I will be relying on them for my maps and general encouragement to get back on the bike. Great organization!!! http://www.adventurecycling.org

Highly experienced, no nonsense staff who work tirelessly to problem solve and get you going…read morequickly without a fuss. On numerous occasions I have had repairs done in 24 hours or less. They always under promise and over deliver. Absolute rockstars in western Montana.

I bought an Ebike from Rad Power Bikes and Chad at Missoula Bicycle Works expertly put it together…read morefor me on a tight timeline. A few months later I crashed with minor damage and at a moments notice Chad at MBW did the minor repairs and cleaned it up to brand new condition. I cannot say enough about the level of service, care and courtesy Chad has extended to me. I think Missoula Bicycle Works and Chad are the model of all the best a retail/service business should be.

Been here a few times and they have always treated me great and done outstanding work on my bikes…read more If and when I ever need something bike related I will always go to these guys. Missoula is a bike town and these guys are busy for a reason, they know what they are doing. Highly recommended!

I got my road bike tuned up here about a month ago and all I would say is I would go somewhere…read moreelse. For starters, they told me it would cost roughly $130 and then it ended up being $200 which was shocking, and as I've been riding my bike around I noticed that there's a clicking sound that wasn't happening prior. Also, my chain has been dropped three times since getting my bike back and it never did that before. When I came in to aire a grievance, they weren't very nice and seemed to begrudgingly help and my problem wasn't even solved.

Peter and his staff are super helpful, knowledgeable and most important very honest, I would not go…read moreanywhere else for bike buying or repairs in Missoula or even the state. The next E-Bike I buy ( I have 4) will be from them.

Excellent service. A lot of accessories to choose from…read more Knowledgeable staff can fix anything .

I'm 61 years old, and recently started getting back in shape. These guys hooked me up with woeful…read morebeauty that transformed into the best bike I've ever owned. Always helpful. Always friendly

Nice place had a ton of bike stuff to get rid of nice to have a place that it will be put to good…read moreise

My son and I came to Missoula for the weekend just to fly fish. We fish a fair amount but it was…read moreonly our second time fly fishing. When I spoke to Doug a few weeks prior to our arrival, he wasn't sure how good the trout fishing was going to be as the river flows were quite high. But we had an amazing trip. We did two days with Doug and he is professional, personable, punctual, extremely knowledgeable of the local rivers and just made it very enjoyable. Made great lunches for our full day of fishing and gave us a tremendous amount of local history for Missoula. We caught some great fish in some conditions that were less than ideal. I would highly recommend Clear Creek Outfitters.

My 16 year old daughter and I went out with Doug today, and we had a blast. He was so patient…read moreteaching us and spending extra time with my daughter to help us land fish. He kept us on fish the entire time. This was a perfect day on the river! We are already planning a 3 or 4 day trip for next year. Thank you Doug!

I was on a trip and blew my brakes on my mountain bike. Busy part of the season. Would have been a…read morereal drag to lose a day or two. Big Sky went the extra mile and got me in and fixed up so I didn't lose anytime on my trip. I was very grateful. And it was very recently priced.

Missoula is a small town - so I keep wanting to give this shop which is blocks from my house the…read morebenefit of the doubt, so I keep going back. It's been 5 or 6 times over the past few years - and every time they have done more harm then good to my bike. This is the end for me, plenty of great shops in missoula to choose from.