Super kind staff, had almost everything I needed. Would defenetly recommend going there. Will be…read moregoing there more in the future. Only thing that sucks is that they don't have cots or tents, would recommend getting them in the future.

The staff were super kind, and the store had lots of options for quality outdoor apparel. If you…read moreare looking for name brand outdoor apparel and other outdoor accessories for camping, backpacking, and other outdoor activities. This is not a local print T-shirt store so if you are looking for a cheap I visited GA shirt, this isn't what you are looking for.

It's been about 15 years since we drove from Tennessee to visit this store. It use to be amazing…read more Great hunting items! Now, it is a shadow of what it use to be. It shares the building with a thrift store that has pretty much taken over the building. The part that use to be boots is the ONLY part of the store now! They have very few items on the Hogsed side. It made me very sad because this place use to be wonderful. If you are looking for hunting clothes, don't make the trip. You will leave depressed and thinking about the glory that was Hogsed.

Great store for outdoor wear, hunting gear, Carharts, tons of boots, and some athletic apparel…read more Large gun, bow, and fishing section with everything you would need. Staff is friendly and helpful. They also offer concealed carry classes. It's worth the drive out of the way to come check out this hidden gem!

After a much needed escape to another town up in the Northeastern Georgian mountain area. I am…read morealways scoping out new mountains and seeing if that's the next opportunity to take up. But needed to see to do something different. Popped in the downtown segment of Clayton, I walked the sweet lil shops and stumbled upon this. Mostly it's for hikers, they have a lot of supporting equipment, not as extensive as REI but some. Also their claim to fame are the tee shirts. Which I happily bought and a cap. Staff was incredibly pleasant and friendly. The icing on top of the cake is the library downstairs. If you love to read, they have a series of interesting choices along with some regional history books. Go check this place out.

A must stop in Clayton! An outdoorsy gals dream! Great selection of clothing, shoes, gifts and…read moregear. Super friendly staff and decent prices. The photo booth is a great edition! The perfect spot if you need to wander around or if you actually need some new gear :)

We did the tandem kayak and absolutely loved it. The employee who assisted us in getting in the…read morewater set us up for a great day! We took our time paddling down to the waterfall and back. I also reviewed the restaurant nearby where we ate after enjoying the small vendor fair and shopping!

Wonderful weekend at the NOC! Rafting, kayaking, food and beer. Can't beat that…read more Check-in for our adventures was easy and quick, lots of parking and tons of space to walk around. Our rafting guide, Big Joe, was very knowledgeable and friendly. We were in the trailing raft and we did a ton of stuff the others didn't. Great guide! Second day we were kayaking on the lake with our kids and dogs. So much fun paddling around with the pups!

Best prices around, awesome cerekote work, and even custom work is done here. This business is…read morefamily owned and operated and provides friendly customer service. I ordered ar 15 gun parts here and the parts arrived quickly and the price was well below quotes I recieved from other dealers in the area.

We loved stopping by this store while in Highlands. My husband was able to find him a couple of…read moreshirts. They seemed to have an excellent selection and some of the local Highlands gear was really cute. Best part was the little booklet they gave us in our bag. We laughed pretty hard at those last pages

Great selection of outdoor clothing and gear with top brands…read more Pleasant, knowledgeable staff. Was able to get a great lightweight rain coat to deal with some inclement weather. Highly recommend!

This is a great spot for both locals and tourists to buy camping, skiing, hiking, and just plain…read moreol' Living supplies. I probably missed something there, too. Hubby and I have bought shoes, shirts, gifts, and I don't even know what all, there. All our guests want to visit and browse. There's more upstairs, including tiny little jackets and bibs for the kids. So, please ... visit, and keep these people in business and available for us!

Me and my little doggie were totally charmed by this place…read more Alex and Aimee were very sweet, knowledgeable, and helpful. If you can, allow to hang out on the beautiful front porch. Neither of them minded that today we were there just for information, rather than shopping. You would have thought we were dropping $300 from the service they gave us :-).

Amazing place would recommend to fisherman everywhere great gear and lures wide selection great…read moreprices aswell and awesome service.

Great little spot to get bait, gear, service, or just a fishing report where the hot spots are and…read morewhat the fish are hitting. I stopped in to check out the shop and hoping for some tips. Evan pointed me in the right direction on bait and pointed me to a sweet little spot for trout. Just what I needed to make the weekend a success. Stop in and support this shop. You're not going to get this type of service and insight from the blue-haired lady at the box store "sporting goods" counter.

Mountain Crossings is such a cool place to visit. It's part of the AT and has beautiful views. The…read morestore inside has so many cool things in addition to items a thru hiker may need. They even have showers and a laundry room for the hikers. You can access Neels Gap and so many other trails.

September 7, 2020…read more After hiking the lower and upper Desoto Falls we drove up to the store to see what all the hub hub was about. HWY180 twists and winds all the way to the top of Neel Gap which is why it's a favorite amongst motorcyclists who race up these roads as they can cling to the corners so much faster than cars can. I won't say anything about safety tho. There are a few benches overlooking a nice vista at around 3000 ft. After perusing the store which was stocked with hiking paraphernalia for those AT enthusiastic-thru-hikers, we unpacked lunch and sat down enjoying the view on this sunny Labor Day. Every now and then the screams of loud motor cycles could be heard. Thru-hikers can book a hostel room here or ship food ahead to this location on their hiking adventure of the AT, which is very technical.