Great customer service & selection of boots. They have the best women's leggings also.read more

5 well-deserved stars for Sherpers!…read more They have an awesome selection of tents, camping and outdoor gear, ice skates, hiking boots, backpacks clothes, etc. The staff at Sherpers is friendly and well-informed on their stock. You might pay a little bit more here but you know you'll be buying a quality item.

Great experience getting Harley #5! Thank you Erik Bacon and Wisconsin Harley Davidson for your…read morehelp. My new Police Electra Glide is being shipped to me in Southern California! Highly recommend!

This past Saturday June 29 , I purchased a 2022 Harley Davidson Heritage motorcycle at Wisconsin…read moreHarley Davidson. With Erick Bacon help, I found the perfect bike for my 5'3" height and budget. He was patient and never pressured me, unlike other dealerships. The team was friendly, laid-back which I love, and very helpful. The financial process was smooth, and the overall experience was fantastic. This is one of the best dealerships I've worked with, and I look forward to being a frequent customer.So excited and happy Thank you for the excellent service!

The trail offers three different loops so you can pick what works for you that day depending on the…read moretime you have available. I checked out the orange loop and it was around 6 miles. Overall pretty easy terrain in my opinion and mostly flat with some small ups and downs. The trails dual as mountain bike trails so be on the lookout as you may need to step aside. I had to do this a free times but if it was busier it may be a bit of a distraction and impact your hike some.

Trails are clean. Forest is thick so lots of covering and shade. Views are awesome! Plenty parking.read more

I was looking for a nearby trail to go cycling on a recent Sunday and found the Lake Country…read moreRecreation Trail. Running 15 miles, we hopped on the trail in Delafield and enjoyed a 7-8 mile bike ride before cycling to a spot for dinner. It was a great evening! The trail is well maintained, has some inclines, and is flanked by trees and green fields. We passed walkers with dogs, walkers without dogs, and other cyclists. It wasn't by any means busy, but seems to be well loved. Would definitely explore more of this gem of a trail nestled in the heart of Delafield. Get to it!

This center is conveniently located just off the highway, making it easy for Milwaukee residents to…read morereach. There is ample parking and a short ramp without curb for bikes to get from the parking lot to the center and then the trail. The water fountain was running and the restrooms were clean and had supplies. The trail basically starts at the center. It goes for 15.2 miles on an all paved asphalt road. It ends at W. Jefferson St. and S. Franklin St. in Oconomowoc. The bike trail is hilly and changes up and down. It won't be the easily 15 mile (30 round trip) bike ride you'll do. It does go through Pewaukee Lake, Nagawicka Lake, and downtown Delafield.

I planned a fall camping trip to enjoy cool, crisp weather over the first weekend in October and it…read moreended up being almost 90 degrees instead. Thankfully, I came across Beulah Bait & Boat online. John was super responsive and made booking very easy. The prices were very fair and the process was simple. When we arrived, John reviewed all safety info with our group, made sure we had enough life jackets for the kiddos, and showed us the best swimming areas on the map, etc. The boat itself was in great shape and very clean. The lake itself was perfect and we had an amazing day despite the heat. Just great from start to finish!

I recently bought a Onewheel GT, plus some accessories and safety gear. The staff was extremely…read morefriendly, very approachable, and knowledgeable. Bonus, there's a great coffee shop inside!

They carry sizes for everyone, not very often can I find a XXXL in exactly what I am looking for…read more Oh and super friendly staff, great atmosphere, 5 stars!

They have good levels of bikes for everyone's needs. They also do great service work. My youngest…read moreson want to ride my old Huffy Thunderroad. I've even taken up and down the street a time or two just for the memories.

They fixed my bike but I noticed they sell nazi style inner-tube caps. Bought a pair of confederate…read moreflags and threw them in the store garbage. They no longer produce those, so if you see 'em for sale there again they're stolen. Bunch of other nazi/fascist insignia on innertube caps as well. Not rich enough to throw them all away. Was so weird seeing that in a simple bike store.

It was a hot, late summer day, and I just wanted to put my feet in a clear water stream…read more My husband suggested Scuppernong Springs as a possible option. We'd never been but decided to give it a try. We had heard it was a brook trout habitat so my husband brought his fishing gear. There may be some spots to fish but I think you'd have to veer farther off the main trails than we did, so we didn't actually get in any fishing. But, since that was an afterthought, no matter! Did I dip my toes in a clear stream? I did. There's one main trail and several others that branch off from the main trail. We were able to wander a bit, dip our toes in a spot where the spring is coming straight out of the rocks, see what looks like boiling sand (spring water bubbling out of the sand), and wander through the rocky stream with our pants rolled up trying to get a pic of a water snake eating a fish like we were kids. It's a beautiful area for a hike and can't recommend the toe dipping enough. Get to it!

This trail is an excellent alternative to the longer, more strenuous nearby Scuppernong Trails just…read moreeast of here. But unlike those color coded trails, there's more to see along this 1.2 mile trail. Some of the springs are just mesmerizing. Seeing water bubble up from underwater sands is almost hypnotic. Other springs flow out of the ground and hillsides. Although shorter than even the shortest of the neighboring trails, definitely plan on spending an hour here, you'll be stopping often to take in the many features along the trail.