This place is straight to the point. You can walk in and find all of your hunting, fishing and gun…read moresporting needs. They even have survival options for a Zombie Apocalypse. I purchased my first gun here via layaway and introduced my family here for various purchases and we never leave disappointed. When we can't find something in particular, we come here and they always have what we need in stock. For example this Saturday we were taking the kids fishing and needed live bait around 1pm on a Saturday! Success!! There aren't very many Bait and Tackles in Richmond that I know of, especially that sell live bait, so this place is super convenient. There's a guy in there, I forgot his name but, he loves to talk and inform patrons of the items being sold. He is very knowledgeable on everything in that store! Stop in and see for yourself.

Great folks to work with. Been in business a long time with a reputation for good honest service…read moreand pricing. Grace Moates is the mother hen of this store and she takes great pride in it.

If your looking to save money on sports apparel , shoes and outdoor gear then this subsidiary of…read moreDicks Sporting goods is your place. There is a wide variety of items that are discounted. I didn't find what i was initially looking for but I found something else that I will come back for!

What great finds at the going going gone store! I wish there was one in northern Va! They have an…read moreapp to scan the tags to see further sale items If the tag has a 4 on it, it has an additional 50% off. Theres a lot of sift through but it's worth it, plus you get your steps in. Shoutout to Bob for being so kind!

Great bike shop and market. Interesting mix of local goods, wine, snacks, and bikes. The staff are…read moregreat and they are one of the shops in town open till 7pm

I love this bike shop/market. It's very close to home and has all the goodies I want…read more ***LOCATION*** Right on Forest Hill ave and Westover Hills blvd. There are parking spots out front, a bus stop, and you can bring your bike inside to shop. ***EXPERIENCE*** I don't come here often, but when I do I usually come for local brews, nightingale ice cream sandwiches, or a bike tune up. I love the little local markets we have all around RVA, and the fact that this one doubles as a bike shop is so cool to me. Their bike shop people are down to earth and really help you with any bike needs/concerns you may have. I'd recommend getting your bike fixed here if you're looking for a place. ***PRICE*** Market goods are a bit on the pricier side (think Whole Foods), but they have local and organic products. And it's always great to support a local shop. I haven't gotten a bike tune up from them in a while, but I remember it feeling like a reasonable price. My partner recently had a chain link replaced and brake tune-up and that came out to $30. ***CONCLUSION*** I love Outpost. It's cute, trendy, and local. It does a beautiful job at combining all things Richmond and bikes under one roof.

Cool place if you are into disc golf or just looking to start. Guy behind the counter is always…read morefriendly and wants to offer any help he can. Wide range if disc's and accessories available. Tip: Located on 2nd floor of building

Very friendly and knowledgeable staff! Bought my Zuca mini cart from here . I'm about to make a…read morereturn trip . It's worth the 1&1/2 hr drive ! Support Local Shops !!!

Liberation Thrift (previously known as Love of Jesus thrift) is such an awesome thrift store. When…read moreI used to live in Southside, this was one of my go-to spots for thrifting. They have an amazing selection of furniture here. And some are really gorgeous finds. I've haven't been in the market for furniture when I've visited, but I usually find myself second guessing if I should be in the market for some with how nice some of the stuff is. This store is huge, you could easy spend over an hour in here just looking at everything. It is neatly organized into different sections, one corner has drawers, another has clothes, one has books, and the middle is filled with couches. You can find everything from kitchen appliances, to sporting goods, to even music here. There is a huge parking lot outside that always has parking available. Things are pretty fairly priced. I find that dresses are usually higher than I'd expect to pay, but nothing insane. Like I said, stuff is fairly priced, but not necessarily the cheapest option. In the times I've gone, the person working the cashier is very kind, asking you if you'd like a bag for your goods. I highly recommend checking out this thrift store for some cool finds.

Spacious. Prices are fair considering all goes to local programs. Multiple days offer 25% on…read morevarious items or for certain occupations. Selection was fair. I would pass on the children's selection. Men's seem to be the strongest contender of sections. Everyone was very friendly, especially the woman who checked us out.

Kinda smells bad all of the time but i mean it's okay i guess. it's not even convenient you have to…read morego out of your way to get their.

I really enjoy running at Dutch Gap. It's pretty basic- if you're looking for a strenuous hike with…read morelots of climbs, twists and turns, you won't find it here. If (like me) you are in search of a peaceful getaway with soft surfaces that are easy to navigate then this is a great option. While yes- the park backs up to a coal-powered electrical plant (the largest in the Dominion system) after the first mile or so on the trail you don't see it. Most of the 4 Mile trail offers views out to the tidal lagoon or James River. There are some trail spurs that also offer observation decks out to the water. Parking is shared with the Henricus Historcial Park as are indoor restrooms, which were clean and spacious. About 10 min off I-95 for those traveling through- it's worth the stop to break up a trip.

The staff is friendly and helpful. I went in looking for a last minute Birthday gift for a friend…read more They have a great selection to choose from so I had no trouble picking the perfect gift. I will definitely shop there again.

I have driven past Tweed more times than I'd like to admit and I never went it. In my mind Tweed…read morewas a store full of tweed fabrics which is not really my thing. My curiosity got the best of me and I finally decided to give it a try and let me tell you Tweed did not disappoint. Tweed is like a home goods boutique selling all of your favorite brands like Scout, Yeti & Lily Pulitzer just to name a few. They also do monogramming (for an additional cost) and custom complimentary gift wrapping. Tweed has easily become my new sanctuary and go-to place for a cute gift, new trinket or handbag. Don't wait as long as I did to treat yourself to Tweed!

Very chill park, great for walking and relaxing but it also has hills for mountain biking. Close to…read morethe city yet so easy to get lost in. Love it!

This is a hidden gem. I recently found this trail when looking for a MTB bike trail to ride. I was…read morevery surprised to find it. There is a little way to the actual trail so the "trail head" is longer than expected. Once you drop down from the parking lot you ride the fence line close to an apartment complex. You'll then cross an open area. Prior to dropping into the trail there is a very steep downhill section that curves to the right. I'm not a very experienced biker and had to hop off because of the grade and cut back. You'll cross a 18-24 in wide footbridge to get to the trail. This is where the fun begins. I ride left at the trail which is a big circle. There are sweeping downhills and pretty steep uphills for the first 1/4. Some tree roots and a small ditch to traverse. The second 1/4 is a choppy section that has some rock features and continues the uphill grade. A few of cut backs in this area but not too many to make the ride difficult. The third 1/4 is the part I dislike the most. It's only slightly up hill but has a lot of cut backs and some tight rides through trees and logs. It isn't technical, just a little too many tight squeezes. The last 1/4 is my absolute favorite. It is carved out of a old stream. It's all down hill (not massive just so you don't have to pedal). You travel up and down through the banks in the first part and then you travel right down the middle. Passing under a fallen tree and through the woods. It's so much fun! Overall a great trail. Not a lot of traffic but some. The trail is a big circle but it also has mini-trails that I've never tried that spoke through the outer circle. It's multi-use so you'll encounter walkers and joggers. It's only about a 2 1/2 mile trail so you'll have to ride it a lot for a good work-out.