Want a great sledding area this time of year? Well, skip the crowds at other popular destinations,…read moreand, with a little work, you'll find some amazing hills to play on with your friends and family. Please remember to keep the trails clean!

I'm a fan because it is close to my home and great just to get out and walk my dogs off leash in…read morethe hill. Gotta watch for GLASS bottles that have been broken though. I have found that the open hills have a lot of that lately..........

I recently picked up a new Aventon Level 3 ebike from Black Rock Bicycles, and the whole experience…read moreleft me genuinely impressed. Curtis treated me like someone whose time and questions truly mattered. He listened to what I needed, asked thoughtful follow‑ups, and never once tried to upsell me into something that didn't fit my needs or style. Curtis knew the details of this bike without ever sounding rehearsed. He kept me apprised of the bike's progress, build, and readiness. At pickup, he walked me through an orientation and maintenance tips that were actually useful and never made me feel rushed. Pricing felt fair, and the post‑sale service was just as good. Curtis tuned the bike before I left, double‑checked the fit, and encouraged me to come back for complimentary adjustments after a few rides. If you're looking for a place that combines expertise, friendliness, and genuine enthusiasm for cycling, Black Rock Bicycles deserves your business. I left with a bike I love and the confidence that I can rely on them for anything I need down the road.

Curtis and his team are awesome. Ordered an emtb through them and couldn't be happier. They also…read moretuned up my old bike for a quick sale. Couldn't be happier with the sale and service they provided

We booked with Sierra Adventures at the last minute, and the entire experience was fantastic from…read morestart to finish. They were incredibly professional, accommodating, and made the booking process quick and stress free, even on such short notice. Our adventure was so much fun, and it was clear they genuinely care about making sure their guests have an amazing experience. Everything was well organized, and the customer service was outstanding. We had an absolute blast and can't wait to come back. If you're looking for a fun, professional, and reliable adventure company, I highly recommend Sierra Adventures!

We were staying in Reno & wanted to take a tour to Lake Tahoe. Jim was an excellent tour guide. We…read moregot wsy more than we expected. He toured Reno, Donner Lake, Lake Tahoe, & a few other areas of special interest. He was very informative & knowledgeable. We thoroughly enjoyed our tour & would highly recommend.

Brought in 2 bikes for a tune up, new grips, new chain, new brakes, and a few other things. Bikes…read morewere both about 10 years old and needed it. The owner John was very nice, made a few suggestions, and all in all did a great job on our bikes. Also fixed the gears so they move and switch like new. The bikes are like brand new right now. Bikes have become quite expensive over the years , the average good bike being from 500 to 1000 dollars! So mine are here to stay. Will bring them back again if anything needs to be done. So far so good. thanks John....

I came in with a buddy with two broken bikes and no knowledge on how to fix them. John helped give…read moreus some pointers and was all around VERY helpful and knowledgeable. With his help, we were able to get our bikes up and running within a few hours, which otherwise would have taken us much longer. I couldn't recommend this place enough.

Walked to Mountain Dog to pick up a tube for my daughter's bike (love having a place like this so…read moreclose by). They were helpful and went above and beyond. Thank you Mountain!

I've been a human-powered road and mountain cyclist for decades. This was our first entry into…read moree-bikes. This business is a class act. I initially went in to buy a friend's e-bike they were so helpful to handle for them. We ended up buying 2 e-bikes plus a great rack. Marty (owner) and team are extremely knowledgeable, helpful, and all about customer service. Marty was extremely educational and provided valuable technical advice that I highly appreciated as an engineer and explained in plain English. He and his team went above and beyond on the several times we went there. I plan to make it our go-to shop and highly recommend it to others.

A nice easy place to go. Really muddy with weed seeds that stick to your shoes. Don't leave…read morewithout washing your shoes off or you'll get weeds in your yard

East keystone Canyon is a great…read more It is a great trail for hiking, walking the dog, mountain biking, etc. It is easy to find and it connects to other trails like Keystone Canyon. There is plenty of sights to see and if you like wildlife watching, this might be a place for you to check out. Also, plenty of sage brush to smell too. Nothing like sage brush smell after a good rain fall. Speaking of which the next time it does rain you should definitely come by here just for that because it is therapeutic and healing. I love it. There is plenty of parking. I have never had an issue finding any parking. It can get a little crazy during spring time because of all the hikers and mountain bikers. But it has never made me think about not going because there wont be parking. There is plenty. There are no restrooms on this side of the trail. So, be aware of that. So during the summer time might not be the best time to come here because this trail is very sun exposed and doesn't have a lot of trees to provide shade, unfortunately. With that said the views here of Reno, Nevada at night is pretty awesome and beautiful because there isn't many trees here. It is a good and bad thing because it is very hot during the summer but I just keep looking at the pros haha. I would definitely recommend going spring time and fall time. Very pretty hike and easy to moderate hiking difficulty. It also depends on your health level and how far to go on the trail. I hope this helps you and thank for reading my review.

Awesome!!! Came here yesterday with a few friends who are avid riders. Craig and Scott were really…read morecool guides. Their equipment is top notch they provided helmets, elbow and knee pads at no additional costs unlike other places. I was skeptical at first about riding an electric mountain bike. Man those bikes go!!! They have plenty of power and can get you moving. I HIGHLY recommend this for beginners and advanced riders.

Being a mountain bike rider (I ride 60 miles/week) I wanted to check this place out. SO MUCH FUN!!…read more I've been driving up to the Sierras for almost ten years, and this new outfit really stands out. They have a great mixture of excitement, knowledge, and authentic personal interest in people that made me feel at home. The bikes they have (Santa Cruz models) are TOP-NOTCH. But the best part is that the bikes have a torquey, electric motor to assist on the up hills!! I took a two hour tour, which left me feeling like I got great exercise without feeling whipped the rest of the day. I'll be bringing my boy up here soon to enjoy the sights and wonder of this untapped area.

This is a great trail that has a medium level of difficulty depending on the route you take. A…read morelarge portion of it is flat. It is a dirt trail with a few spots with rocks. Nothing too challenging. There is not a lot of shade so from late spring to early fall, morning would be your best bet. There is a parking area at the trailhead, but there are no amenities (toilets or water) so come prepared. The views are magnificent. Highly recommended.

I am so surprised that there aren't any reviews of the Tom Cooke Trail here in Reno! We have been…read moreon it, or parts of it, many times over the years. Yesterday was the first time we completed the whole loop and we realize we could have easily done it before. We always park at Mayberry Park and walk along the paved Tahoe-Pyramid Bikeway until crossing the rickety bridge over the Truckee to reach the trail. The starting point of this 3.7 loop trail is well-marked and the hike can be easily tracked via AllTrails. If you decide the walk the whole trail, we found it is easier to take it clockwise, climbing up the switchbacks before it flattens out for quite a while. The trail back down to the beginning is very rocky. There are many little trails that criss-cross between the loop so you can change up the hike it you want. This trail is dog friendly for leashed pets. At this time of year there are a few muddy, icy, and watery areas to navigate, but it's doable. You will find trail runners and mountain bikes here, and beautiful mountain views.