Free bike wash! Wash has soap, water, tools, and a scrubber. Who doesn't love that? 10/10read more

Tricky thing - The Hub, where my family and I have been avid community supporters for a decade,…read more*blocked me* from commenting on their social media channels. Why? After... how many purchased bikes? Lots of bike parts. Rentals. Service. Soooo many beers. Well, I was being honest. Sharing verifiable content about a tale as old as time. It goes as follows: Someone ImPoRtAnT buys a small business in a small town. Someone wants sales and profits. Someone obliterates the very thing that made the business remotely profitable, thereby destroying cultural profitability, and leaning oh-so-heavily on tourism. And, thus, a small business (that still had profitable potential without losing its small business, local status) fires or loses its longtime employees - Those with relationships in the community. Homes. Families. Speciality knowledge in an industry. And, everyone who used to go to "the hub" as an actual hub of likeminded community members... stop going. All their friends are gone. All the beer prices went up. New people are kind of irksome and a little shifty. But, wait. It gets better. Then, they silence those community members (me) who call them out on it on social media. Don't worry, I got a personal phone call from an 843 number. Someone telling me they were blocking my comments. Thanks. So, you. Human. If you're thinking of going to The Hub because you heard it was the place to go? It is not. It was. It is no longer. It died a corporate death. The Hub: You think you can silence community members? Is my female voice too shrill? Am I making too much noise? Good. Block me. Block all of us. Keep us quiet so you can pay influencers on social media to show how cool it is there. Like an REI by the forest. E-bikes and all. Not a local in sight. Reputation management is not silencing your initial core audience group, one by one. But, by all means, give it a try. I'll watch.

Fun Mountain Bike park. For beginner(green trail) to several sharp turn blue trails and even 2…read moreblack trails for The uninhibited. Amazing park that just opened this summer of 2019.

LOVE this place! Great place for as Vance's riders or beginners looking to try mountain biking for…read morethe first time. Beautiful views and well maintained trails make this a standout mountain bike trail system in the Southeast!

My grandson needed to change a clipless pedal to a flat one. He worked very hard to do it himself…read morebut the pedal was sooooo very tight it wouldn't move for him. Our neighbor recommended Squatch saying they were the best. Well, they are! We walked into a beautiful shop and were served immediately by a young man who knows bikes. He had that pedal off in a heartbeat. He also taught my grandson how to "do it himself" next time. Great service to recommend to any bike enthusiast. 5 stars

Squatch was immediately recommended when I moved to Brevard and I couldn't be happier with them…read more They always fully explain what they think needs done for repairs, give me my options and I never feel any pressure or "up sell". The repairs are always done very quickly but if they can't be, they are sure to be up front about it and give realistic time frames for turn around. It's such a gem of a shop and I'm glad to know them!

I recently took a week long trip to Brevard, NC with the hopes to hit as many bike trails in Pisgah…read moreand DuPont that I could. I happened across Pisgah Mountain Bike Adventures while searching the area on Google maps. Being new to the sport and mostly riding solo I thought it'd be a good idea to have a local guide show me the more challenging terrain. Luke contacted me before our ride to get an idea of what I might like so he could choose a route for us. We hit some of black mountain, Avery Creek, and Bennett Gap trails. Challenging climbs, steep descents, and chunky flow. We did about 18 miles with 3700' of climbing. Luke did a great job of giving me the proper introduction to Pisgah mountain biking. I went on to ride the rest of the week in the area with more confidence thanks to my decision to use PMBA. Thanks Luke and Chris!

Customer service is 10/10. Bill is a super kind guy that goes out of his way not only to make sure…read moreyou feel comfortable, but he goes above and beyond to ensure that you have the best experience. He knew we were coming from out of town so he emailed me a list of places to visit, which he didn't have to do! He also knew we were new to mountain biking so he made sure to teach us techniques until we were fully comfortable. Our mountain biking abilities improved drastically because of Bill. He suggested easy trails versus hard trails to make sure we were always enjoying our ride. He took us to see cascading waterfalls and even showed us secret trails to get us behind the waterfall! As if that wasn't enough he packed snacks for he, provided lunch, and came fully prepared with all of the gear that we need. I would absolutely recommend taking a tour with Bill. We will be back!

Will make it brief: this is a lovely hike, slippery when wet (which is often, it rains a lot) -…read moretake your time so you don't slip (I did, and it HURT). There are a LOT of stairs, and when it's humid you will need to stop for breaks along the way. The final view is closed from fires but they have a reconstructed viewpoint near the end that is gorgeous - the views of the mountainside are stunning. Overall - would do again, but it's a relatively difficult hike because of the uphill climb so come prepared!

This is a busy trail. Go early to avoid crowds. It is short but steep so if you don't normally…read moreworkout or hike it may be difficult. The view is pretty. It's an out and back not a loop.

There are 14 miles of trails, "fast and flowing, with rolling dips & berms, and only a few…read moretechnical areas. They take you along the shores & hills beside Lake Chatuge." The main central loop is considered "easy and nearly level." All lies and I was on foot! After stumbling over tree roots and trudging through dead leaves & mud I soon realized, I don't like hiking. I like nature walks! Pretty, paved, moderate, you get my drift. That being said, Jackrabbit Mountain Trails are lovely! Parking is free. There are pit toilets, maps & information, air pumps & tools. There's a hose to rinse off and a grassy field with picnic tables & grills by the lake. The trail was created for bikers in so I walked alone as they politely zoomed past. The trails are well-worn so you won't get lost and there are colored stickers on the trees every mile or so. There are no benches to stop and rest. But there are educational signs on trees and plants. I met the sassy 'Sassafrass,' the 'Oriental Bittersweet Plant' (which really needs to stop threatening the others), and the beautiful, slow growing, long lived 'White Oak' which can reach 135 feet! Because it was Fall, I couldn't take my eyes off of the trees. I've never seen such brilliant colors! The beautiful golden yellows, bronze and burnt orange leaves were really breathtaking. Then I saw the peaceful, still waters of Lake Chatuge and fell in love! Of course a loud boat sped past and messed up all that tranquility but it was still worth it. I'll return and I'll bring my bike!

Great spot! We hiked 6 miles of wonderfully shaded, easily walkable trails. Would love to plan a…read moreboys trip for mountain bike riding.

We've checked this place out several times over the years, but this was a great one. We normally…read morehit it in the summer and we've never seen it this active. We went a couple days after it rained, and it was awesome!

We parked on Tahoe Ln and you get out and the waterfall is right there! We ended up doing the tree…read morewalk which led us to an overlook and another waterfall by the road. It was about a 2 and half walk. Super beautiful.

Great trails - not for beginners!…read more Rocky Knob is a beautiful, and extremely well maintained mountain bike park near Boone NC featuring winding, narrow and forested trails. Though I have some experience mountain biking, I would consider myself beginner/intermediate. I had a blast on the trails! But it was difficult for me, especially the inclines and the switchbacks and the declines had me pumping the brakes. I had to walk the bike at a few points but by the end I was able to complete a full trail without interruption! Reading other reviews and talking to some locals, I was told there is a Kindergarten track that goes around the parking lot that's suitable for beginners. Either I did not find the Kindergarten track or it's ironically named, couldn't see any one younger that 16 successfully navigating it. There was however a large playground that would easily entertain children, and covered benches for parents to supervise or have a picnic. The park also featured a small pump track suitable for all ages. I wasn't able to pump my way around the track but I had a great time pedaling around it!