This is a very nice trail located in Amish Country which runs North and South of the small town of…read moreSpartansburg. It is named after the East Branch of Oil Creek, which it follows. The trail-head is located in town next to the Dutch Treat restaurant, and is also next to Clear Lake (There is a bridge so you can walk over and view the dam). The trail is not very long, but the natural scenery makes this a worthwhile visit. I have ridden this trail on numerous occasions, and have seen lots of wildlife, including one time, where I saw a bear cross the trail. Sometimes there are Amish horse and buggies using the trail also. P.S. I had no signal in the town of Spartansburg, so I was unable to check-in there, but near the end of the trail near Sportsmans Road I did have a signal, so I was able to check in there.

It's a trail. I don't know what attributes a trail needs to be well rated. It's 6 miles long and…read morecrosses a big road and a couple smaller roads (with no signals). There are snakes and mosquitoes because you're near a murky mud puddle they (ironically?) call Clear Lake and a swamp. The length of it is paved. Alongside the pavement there's grass on one half and gravel on the other half of the length. There are a couple of benches. There is aggressive signage that's all kinds of pissy with buggy drivers about how "we'll close this gate if you amish keep using this trail for driving..." or something similarly sh*tty that seemed uninviting, prejudiced and unnecessary. There are no trash receptacles except at the very beginning of the trail so if you walk your dog be ready to carry your poop bag the whole way. Also, bikes are allowed on the trail so keep an eye out.

As malls go, the Chautauqua Mall is a rather sad example. There just isn't that much here. It…read moreconsists of three anchor stores being Sears, J C Penny and The Bon Ton. Other than that, all very minor and with the only activities as Yelper James points out tweenies running around and elders doing the silver heels walking workouts. Of recent years urbanologists have noted a 25% decline in malls and this mall compared to what it was when it first opened is a mere shell of its former self. Yes, malls are dying off and as you walk through this one, you can't help but sense the impending decay. But for what it is or what is left of it, it's clean enough and crime free hence OK.

Well as far as malls go it's tiny without many stores…read more Stores come and go a lot but sakura and 5 guys are two cool newer places in the mall. Hot topic, Spencers, bon ton, bath and body Works... those places have stuck around for years .

I am handicapped and have hard time getting in the main entrance so they let me in the rear…read moreentrance

Chautauqua Comics has great service and comic books. I also like their Pokemon cards as a nice way…read moreto start your own card collection.

My wife & me stopped in this week I found that Bruce the owner was extremely knowledgeable when it…read morecomes to firearms. I don't pass that sort of comment on to just anyone. After some discussion I decided to purchase a pistol. I might add that the cost was less than the "big box" stores. My new go to guy for my future purchases.

Went there after rising the negative review anyway to see for myself. Dropped off my weapon for…read moreservicing and also brought my son's Great Grandfather's .22. Not only did the owner greet me and my Fiancé, but he went through the process of what they were going to do and also went over the .22 and some safety guidelines since it is pretty old. We are not weapons enthusiasts by any means and it was nice to have someone explain things simply and fully.

We are very fortunate to have a Sporting Goods business of this caliber in the rural area. The…read moresupplies and layout are exceptional. Prices are reasonable. The only opportunity is for improved positive engagement and attitudes with the customers. Smiles, stories, interests in the stories of the patrons go a long way. We understand when the business is busy. When it isn't, please don't miss the chance to strike up a conversation with those who come in. We are your best advertisers.

I have been to Tall Tales several times. Sometimes just to browse and others to buy specific…read moreitems. Since it is a fairly long ride over there the on-line purchases assured that high demand items (primers) that I needed, assured they would be there when I got there. While there making in-person purchases or picking up on-line purchases, I have been taken care of promptly and with a smile. I will continue to be a customer there for as long as I'm still buying and supporting my "toys." I don't know why Yelp thinks I'm in CA, LOL. I am about 60 miles SW of Russell PA.

19 days after placing an order on 12-10-25 and no shipping notification. AVOID, AVOID, AVOID: No…read moreone answers phone, voice mails not accepted and Emails not returned. Terrible does not accurately describe my experience. So much for the Christmas present. Two Emails, at least twenty attempted phone calls. Created an account and saw that 12/10 status was "product backordered and should ship within 4-5 days" (status remains the same on 12/29 which is processing but will not let me cancel the order). Should have just bought local, lesson learned.

A wonderful place in an old mansion, great humidor, fun and lively, really one of the best cigar…read morebars I've ever enjoyed.

I just rented a boat slip with electric hookup for the past week, which was an excellent…read moreexperience. Staff were available for questions, and the convenience of their non-ethanol gas was helpful. Had a great time on the water. Thanks for helping that happen!

I have never reviewed a boat yard before and know some folks who would not give this score. Let me…read moresay that 2 years ago I brought my boat here, they buffed it out when that service was not requested. It needed the buff out badly so we came to an agreement that was amicable. Next year, something else not requested was done, this time it was just removed from the bill. That summer one of their subcontractors lost my anchor, they loaned me one while I got it replaced. Last fall, the boat was delivered to the storage area, but some of the things requested were not completed. Uncertain it was fully winterized and ready for a upstate NY deep freeze winter, they sent a tech to the storage site to verify and complete the work. So what can I say, well the work is sometimes not what was asked for but they always made it right. For that I give 4 stars in a market where folks that stand behind their work and strive to be fair is not always easy to find.

Food was great, waitress was great, patio is dog friendly, view is beautiful. Take a day trip to…read moreAllegany State park, hike a woodsy trail, then have a great meal before heading home. They even brought out water with little ice cubes for our dog, which he appreciated after the hike. Located in main admin bldg by Red House lake.

Just had the absolute best fish fry in all western NY. This is great place to eat and enjoy the…read moreview The portion was huge not grease or over cooked. I also recommend the Sunday brunch.