On vacation this week went inside with my father and politely asked if they do fishing licenses and…read morethe guy rudely says to us if we saw the sign obviously we didn't and that's why we came in to ask about the licenses which supposedly they stopped doing which we didn't know ! But the guy basically cursed out my dad because we said no thank you for finding another place and he was like get the hell out of hear and basically pushed us out and slammed the door on us! So warning everyone please make sure you read the signs before walking in and make sure you don't be rude or else this might happen to you!

Love this place. The proprietor, Gary Nelson, is a priceless resource for those who want to…read moresuccessfully fish Lake George. Tell him what you want to catch and he'll sell you the lures, rigs and/or bait to do so and point you to where to find the fish you're targeting. I've made it a habit to visit Gary's shop upon arrival to Lake George and asking him "what's biting and will you sell me what I need to target them?". Last year it resulted in me catching a beautiful (and delicious) landlocked salmon. This year I targeted small mouth bass and had a great time catching plenty of them. Want to have a successful fishing trip on Lake George? Visit Gary, he'll set you up for success.

I've been going to the Crossroads since I was a kid. As an avid fisherman they always have exactly…read morewhat I need. The food is also soo fantastic! From breakfast sandwiches to subs for lunch, 100/10 every time. The store itself is really cute and inviting. There is the deli on the first level, sporting goods on the bottom level and on the top level a little gift shop with great options for clothing and hiking apparel. Staff is always very friendly. This place has that ADK charm you hope to find.

For the outdoors enthusiast, Crossroads is the place to go in the area. Large selection of hunting,…read morefishing, hiking, and camping equipment. I was very happy to see a section in the fishing area devoted to Hinckley spoons, including the renowned 88's which, to me, are the best lures for attracting lake trout. Crossroads also sells live bait. Their worms have more squirm, and their shiners are finer. Prices reasonable. A smallish breakfast area, but their sandwiches are eggggcellent. Even gas prices, considering Crossroads is a bit off the beaten path, are comparable to the Stewart's on rte 8. And my friend, Locomotive Breath, who never passes up an opportunity to patronize a bathroom, says the men's room is clean and the "bathroom tissue" (toilet paper) is 2-ply! We always visit Crossroads when in the area. Highly recommend! 5 stars!

The spot to go for all of your hiking needs! With options for all season hikiny gear, water…read morefilters, peak patches, bear canisters & more! And yes, they do have a clearance section with some great choices of high quality brands. You know you'll be getting your value out of everything you buy here, because it Is all high quality products from shelf to shelf. The service is usually very helpful and courteous with informative insight on the surrounding area. I have gotten a few patches from here, water proof hiking clothes, bear canister, rain covers & winter hiking pants. It can be a difficult task to leave without spending a few hundred dollars but well worth it!

The day before a 15 mile hike in negative temperatures, we stopped here to rent snow shoes and pick…read moreup a little bit of gear. The employees were very helpful. Snow shoe rental was $15/day and if you drop it off the following day with store open, they only charged us for one day which was great. I also picked up some socks and gloves here. The sock selection is great for winter-y sports sort of stuff and I got some liners as well as hefty mountaineering socks. The mountaineering socks were priced at a premium for $29 for one pair, but they have a lifetime guarantee and I haven't regretted buying them. I've used them outside the hike numerous times during the blustery Buffalo weather where I'm from. I also bought a pair of mittens and man the mittens here were very expensive! The cheapest pair I could find was $89, but they are indeed very warm and hopefully will last me for a very long time with many outdoor winter adventures to be had in said mittens. All in all, the staff at the store was great and honest and didn't try to upsell us on anything we may not need. I'd definitely recommend stopping into the Mountaineer -- some knowledgable staff and great equipment! They also rent hiking boots and crampons!

Excellent ski repair service. Came in with a broken binding and a bent up pole and I was out a few…read moreminutes later all fixed up. Super friendly people.

I stopped in here on my way home from Gore to find a replacement toe strap. The attention and…read moreservice I got from Kayleigh (sp?) for such a simple request was at the same level as I'd expect if I was renting for a week or buying a complete new setup. Price was more than reasonable. Highly recommend!!

The store is very clean, and the staff are both helpful and friendly. The interior has a cozy,…read morewelcoming atmosphere, and the layout is well-organized by brand. I appreciated the variety of brands they offered, even though the prices were on the higher side, but that's to be expected with these brands. I ended up purchasing a cute vest for the upcoming California winter. Overall, it was a great shopping experience.

What a wonderful place to stop at if you are looking to pick up any gear or clothing to keep…read moreyourself warm or prepared for outdoor activities both cold and warm. Everything seemed to be well organized. The options are a bit pricey but they are stylish and appropriate for outdoor use.

One of Killington's finest outdoor shops. In Rutland instead of Killington so no price bloat for…read morebeing on the mountain. Ice skates, boards (snow and street), ski's, and everything else. Very knowledgeable sales staff volunteering to search other stores and bring out of season items from the storage area. Sales staff new my size by looking at me and all of the details of the ski jackets I looked at.

They have a great selection on lots of stuff for the outdoors including camping, hiking, skiing…read moreetc. I always enjoy a stop here when walking downtown Saratoga.

The salesman we worked with was knowledgable and helpful. I as hesitant and he encouraged me to…read moretry the product because it could be returned if it didn't work. "Just keep the packaging." The manager refused and was particularly nasty. We are regular customers and are disappointed that one nasty manager could turn us off to a store . Never again!! Buyer Beware of policies and if a product does not work !!!!

Sporting clothes and goods galore here. They sell the equipment and the clothes to go with it…read more And of course the shoes and socks too. I liked it, but didn't find anything in my size.

Great service. Great prices. Great selection. Staff is well versed in their products.read more

-In Jan 2025, we managed to arrive at Gore without my grandson's ski boots. The AAS Outfitters had…read moreboots that fit his 9 wide feet at a great price. They also checked the binding settings on his skis and assured that the boots fit the skis. The people in the shop and rental area were knowledgeable, helpful and easy to deal with. Our next trip north will require a couple complete rentals packages, so we'll be back to see them again.

Happy with the service and selection at this location. Friendly people work there as well.read more

As a Canadian who experienced the Target disappointment a few years ago (they came in, bombed hard…read moreand closed within a year), I HAD to make my way into a Target US. Now this was more of an experience I was hoping for. For many of my American friends, they tend to rate this specific store "standard fare" well it may be standard for them but for me the selection and pricing was fab! Lots of things to find, if you have the mind to search for it all. Shelves were often bare which made you think if they actively worked to make sure they replenished stock quickly enough. Spending time here allowed us to find quite a few neat things, for sure! There was a staffer working with a leg cast, to which I had to shake my head at. Good ol' American health care system. No express lane, which is dumb given it's 2019 and sometimes folks just need 1-2 things and should have to wait behind folks with full carts.