We rented 4 quads from these folks for 72 hours. I think we put over 20 hours on them during that…read moretime. First off, the equipment was top notch, from the trailers to the 650 can am quads themselves. They were extremely burly, had 4WD and winches but in reality didn't need either except for the most challenging terrain. They are super fun 2 seaters though nothing broke down so we didn't need to put anyone on back. If you did have a break down though, you'd be in good shape. These things even have 12V cigarette style chargers which was great for 3 nights of camping in the boonies. Brian and mike even provided a plug kit in case we had any issues. The amazing trailer was very easy to load and was right sized for the quads so everything fit just right. We tried not to damage the equipment, but a few things happened that were above general wear and tear. Honestly, we all agreed that the charges after were fair, something like 10% of the total which included a destroyed helmet that was brand new. All in all we had a great time, with great equipment, and Brian and Mike took care of us so we will be back next year. Please be nice to quad 1, I want it back, it treated me well.

Very bad experience, within the 1st 15 minutes a person in our party got stuck and the guide did…read morenot know how to properly pull the UTV out, he tried to pull it thru the mud making it stuck worse instead of pulling it out backwards the way it got stuck. Then they wanted to charge me for a belt and not return my $1000 deposit. We were charged for the deposit and the the cost of the trip. I tried for 2 months to reach Brian, he would never call me back and the only communication i had was through his assistant, it was very frustrating. Needless to say i would not recommend Appalachian Adventures.

Pros: Trails were marked well with beginning to end markings, staff friendly, and clean camping…read morearea. Cons: We did not find the shower houses in the camping area and the port-a-potties were gross. Full hookup is not including sewer and we had to go to a facility along the road to dump 7 miles away.

My son and I booked a 4.5hr Mine Tour and all I can say is that it did not disappoint…read more Starting from the time we arrive at 9am, the lady at the counter got us checked in and handed us slips to fill out for lunch in which we pick what we want from a list. The lunch was provided by their onsite food truck guys in the parking lot, "Your Momma's Kitchen" which had very good food. Burgers/Fries/Chicken sandwiches were the norm. Moving on to outside, Scott got us fitted for helmets and goggles and had us pick our machine, we chose the 2-seater model and got settled. There were 5 rentals in our tour that day, (2) 2-seaters and (3) 4-seaters, plus Scott in the lead. After getting everyone outfitted, Scott got us all together and gave a quick rundown of what we were going to do, what to expect, as well as a quick safety brief. He asked everyone on the tour what their experience level was and talked with us all about the machines. The tour was off and going up, down, and through the hills was completely awesome. It had rained the night before so the trails were just right for slipping, sliding, and having great fun. Luckily, we wore rain gear for the trip, and I will tell you this: I will take mud on the clothes over eating dust all day. The rain was a welcome addition to the trails for us. Over the course of the trip, Scott would stop the tour, provide water or bathroom breaks, and give us history about the place. It was just a few minutes each time, but it was a welcome break. The Mine Tour came after lunch. We all lined up and drove through after Scott. It is surprisingly cool in there, 55 degrees no matter the temp outside he said. We stopped halfway through the tour inside the mine, gathered all the units together and we shut off all the lights.... complete and utter darkness all around. He kept talking through it, giving us some history on the mine and how far in we were. Luckily the lights went on before anyone really freaked out and we got on our way. Getting back to base, we posed for pics and thanked everyone. You leave your dirty helmets on a bench and walk away from your mud-covered machine; they clean it all for you. We washed our boots and took off our rain gear, we were good to go for the car ride back. All in all, we would totally do this again. We were in from California and this was a great way to spend half a day in the hills; tearing ass through the mud, gassing it up the hills and ripping through water puddles. The trails are pretty well maintained; some have ruts but most do not. Heck, what do you expect with 100 people a day riding and tearing it up? Good water spots to go through, some good long straightaways to get up some speed, and hairpin turns to slow you down. We didn't hit any jumps that day; that's probably a different insurance form to fill out. LOL Things to bring: - Riding attire/gloves or a change of clothes. You will get muddy. - Phone for pics and music. The side by sides have Bluetooth, so if you want to listen to music as you tear through the hills, it's available. The music is nice for a bit, but hearing that engine rev up as you run up a hill is music to my ears. - A rag or cloth to clean your goggles; they get pretty muddy - GoPro with mount if you want to record your adventure. All in all, it's a must for me if I ever return to Pennsylvania. They were professional, in good communication before and after the tour, and to me, well worth the money. Scott (our guide) really made the trip what it was for us. His attitude was awesome, and he obviously loves his job. Thank you Scott for a great day!

I had a mater cylinder replaced for a recall (was not allowed to install at home) they left a banjo…read morebolt loose. Leaked brake fluid on my paint and damaged it. Cracked a fairing. 10/10 great shop!!

my experience was pretty much as expected. helped us get some financing with bad or no credit. i…read morethought i was missing a ferature from my bike they helped find it.

I had a great time here. I stopped in on a trip I took to the Harley Davidson Museum in Milwaukee…read moreand then to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Along the way I stopped at 22 Harley Davidson Dealerships. This particular dealership is one I highly recommend stopping at. The name itself is unique and the dealership building shape and presence is equally unique. They have a very large showroom, one of the largest of the 22 on the trip. The staff greeted me as soon as I came through the door and gave me the lay of the land. I browsed a little, picked out a poker chip, took a few pictures, and then got back on the road. This was one of the dealerships I spent a good amount of time in on the trip. If I return the area again, I will be back.

Popped in @ Steel City just to check it out. They had a nice line of used bikes and the typical HD…read moreclothing line. Friends are looking for a bike, so we were scoping - the sales rep was knowledgeable and friendly. The store is big and clean and we would not hesitate to recommend or stop again!

Unfortunately I did not have a good experience with this company. The salesman and mechanics were…read moreabsolutely wonderful to deal with but unfortunately the owners (who also do financing are untrustworthy). After purchasing a brand new electric bike from them they were "unable to provide me with any kind of warranty information" and I was told to "look for it on the manufacture's website." After finding the manufacturer's website there is no warranty information on the vehicle. I still purchased the vehicle, with a right mirror damaged although they told me they would order one to replace it, anyway and paid for it using credit card. After having this bike for 12 days and putting approximately 10 miles on it it broke down twice on me and left me stranded at work having to walk it home. Upon contacting the company, they told me to reach out to the owners. I did and spoke to a lady who was the owner. I explained to her the situation and told her that being as the bike was unreliable for being brand new I would just like to trade it back in. She told me that she would give me a different bike of same or lesser value or would refund me cash for 30% less than the paid price. I found this a pretty hefty deficit for only having the vehicle for less than two weeks. I reluctantly agreed to that and told her that I would need someone to pick it up as it was inoperable and I did not have a trailer to haul it. She advised me to contact the sales representative to arrange transport and then to call when he picked it up and we would then handle the refund over the phone. After the salesman picked it up, I called her like she requested. At that time she told me that she would have to wait for the vehicle to be inspected to make sure there was no damage before she would process the refund. I was upset because that was not what she told me over the phone the first time. I told her that I understood the reason for doing it that way but that it was unfair that she was not fully truthful on the phone. If she would have told me that it had to be inspected first I would have taken my own pictures of the vehicle before transport (they came to pick it up in an open trailer pulled behind a truck) because there was a possibility of damage during transport that I did not want to be held accountable for. She then told me that it was their policy that they do it this way (even though she originally told me that they NEVER do cash refunds) and that I should just trust them and the driver because they are "reliable and trustworthy." I then asked her for a timeframe for when the inspection would take place and when I could expect my 70% refund to which she answers that she didn't know because she doesn't deal with the mechanic's schedule. I told her that I didn't feel comfortable with all of this because it seemed shady to which she said that she would call me back when it was done and then hung up on me. I tried calling her back multiple times and left her a voicemail and she has yet to return my call. No bike, no money still to this moment. Unreliable products from a shady company. Would not recommend buying from them.

Horrible experience. don't believe they know what they're doing. It's like people opening up a…read morestore out of their garage ..ghetto as hell.. if you want real service go to East Central Motorsports