I rode this mtn bike trail for the first time today. It was a really fun trail to ride and had some…read moreportions that were a little bit challenging, (at least for novice riders like myself). The swamps and trees were pretty, and you definitely feel like you are far enough away from civilization. My only critique is that the trail is a little tough to follow at some points where it forks. Some added signage would help. Overall, it's a fun place that I will return to for hiking/biking.

V Very nice hiking…read moretrails - highly recommend. Trails are fairly easy to hike and provide really good terrain for some heart healthy exercise.

Top notch, needed my rear brakes bled for a ride I wanted to go on. Rode the week before w only…read morefront brakes to stop me and it was too many close calls to wanna repeat that again. The guys at Capitol Cyclery got me all fixed up and ready to roll in a jiffy.

I have bought several bikes in the last 20 plus years from Capital Cyclery on Jones Creek…read more Congratulations to Dave on being named the store manager and to the good work of Trey, James and Ron. They do a great job fixing any problem I may have to keep me riding! They are very professional so if you ever need a good bike or repair they are the guys to go to. I recommend them for all your biking needs! Stop by to see what they have to offer! Dan Eastman

As a starter this is the best maintained bike trail I've ever ridden. There virtually no ruts or…read morefrost heaves and the surface is smooth from end to end. I really enjoyed the ride from both ends once I got started. However, the signage to get on the main trail, whether starting in Slidell at the part on the Trailhead Center in Covington was abysmal. We came from Lexington, Kentucky just to ride on the trail and spent over half an hour on both ends getting onto the trail that took us to other end. The small sign upon leaving the park area in Slidell indicated we were "on the trail" but more signage was needed to indicate which way to go and turn to get on the trail to Covington. In Covington there had a great museum but the worker and the museum failed to give any indication that the beginning part of the trail was closed due to bridge repair. We only found out about the "detour" from a bike shop owner who gave good but complex directions about how to navigate the detour. Thirty minutes later after walking and asking for help did we finally get on the trail. There is no way that any agency responsible the trail can claim there isn't any money for signage. When you have a million plus dollar trail of this caliber you certainly have $50 to spend for small signs. Please get this corrected. People using the trail deserve better service.

One of the best things this area has done in the past 20yrs is develop an old rail line into this…read morerunning/biking trail. The scenery is beautiful on this 28-mile long trail. The Trace has so much to offer for trail users of all ages. From the brewery and brew pub in Abita to the numerous playgrounds and parks that line the trail, you won't lack for things to see and do as you make your way from Covington to Slidell. And the trail is almost entirely flat and can even be ridden on a single speed bicycle with no problem. Of course it is also nice for walking, inline skating and jogging. Portions of the trail are also available for horseback riding but horses are not allowed to cross the Bayou Lacombe drawbridge. Many visitors to the Trace will access it from New Orleans. If you get hungry you can find great places to eat in Covington, Abita Springs, Mandeville, Lacombe, and Slidell. In between, you will see some beautiful Louisiana countryside and wildlife, especially in the Fontainebleau State Park and two different wildlife refuges. Some other helpful tips: Check out the Kid's Konnection playground. It is a very nice handicap-accessible playground for all the kids. Also no dogs are allowed anywhere on the Trace. Tammany Trace is the premier running/biking trail in the metro area!!

The one negative review here sounds a lot like the writer is referring to the other nearby bike…read moreshop on the same street ? I'm very familiar with both shops, and cannot imagine that description fitting Acadiana Bicycle. The specific complaints fit the other place perfectly, especially the "RUDE" part. Capitol Cyclery in LFT can be unbelievably RUDE. Rick The only complaint I ever had about Acadiana Bicycle is that their repairs can be very slow.

He kept my red seat light! He didn't call to tell me, I found out when I went for a night ride. I…read morespent $167 and now I have to buy another light. I went back a 2nd time because my brake wire came off without touching it.

Great spot to get some badass lights out in your bike. Remote controlled, with 9 different…read moresettings. 10 bucks, great deal. They have bike art for sale that's pretty rad also. I've heard some good stuff through the grapevine about there bike mainatance as well.

Excellent service on my Specialized. Eve had those fancy wheels lights installed. They just got the…read morenewer 2.0 model with the variable light patterns and included remote control. Fun tip your remote control works on other people's bikes lol. Dean was professional and did a great job tuning my bike. She feels like new again and I can't wait to ride her at night and see those lights in action.

I love this place. I've been here twice to rent bikes for the Tammany Trace and I've had a great…read moreexperience both times. They were so accommodating when finding the right bike for my family member. They gave tips and directions and had extra helmets too. Totally recommend!!!

Nothing but fantastic things to say about Brooks Bike shops...both of them!!…read more Great suggestions and information for tourists who have no clue where they are or where they are going. Great rates, great bikes, great people!! We will be back!

Stopped in shortly before they closed. I had a very minor issue compared to other jobs they may…read morehandle.. Mr. Darrell was very thorough and handled my job promptly. Thanks guys.

I am actively searching for a women's hybrid bike. Rick helped me while I was in the store. He was…read moreso professional, pleasant, and knowledgeable. He even let me try out a couple of bikes. I would definitely recommend this business.

Staff was friendly and the store was clean as far as I could tell. I got 2 tailgating chairs for…read more$13! Why did I think they'd be like $80?! If it's convenient I'll be back. Might be bigger than the Kenner location but I'm not here often enough to make a real judgement call on that one. Cheaper than Dicks!

Honestly, I found everything I needed. I had looked on the web site and the thing I wanted (a beach…read moreumbrella) was not listed on the web site. But I thought I'd take a chance and drop in and there were plenty of them. So happy. Then, I needed a pair of slides. I had a relatively new pair of shoes on that I had worn too long and had rubbed an owie. So I found a pair of Nike Slides on SALE. Score! However, they weren't marked correctly but the cashiers fixed it and I was soon on my way.

What a fantastic bike shop. The moment you walk in, you know these folks know and love bikes. I…read morewould love a place like this back home in the United Kingdom. Visit if you have the chance.

This shop is a trip. If you're in the area give it a check out…read more I go to a lot of bike shops since I travel so much. This place has a ton of weird stuff.

The people are extremely nice here. We have a Sewing Group that shows here on Wednesday and the…read morepeople there have gone out of their way to accommodate us. We always enjoy being there with friends. I look forward to my Wednesdays at BREC.

Great park with lots of shade, a pavilion, a picnic table, two long slides, climbing equipment and…read morebridges. There is a recreational building, soccer fields, and tennis courts back here as well. Very fun for the kids! Also, Further back are baseball fields.