Writing this review for 2 different reasons: poorer service when busy but fantastic service if you talk to the right person. I visited during a very busy day looking for hiking boots for Colorado living and also Mt Kilimanjaro. Since it was so busy I was helped by someone in the shoe department who didn't quite have the knowledge to guide me to what I need. I ended up leaving with 2 pairs that I ultimately returned. Not the best but they were busy. HOWEVER, I went back on a less busy day, and Tom in the shoe department was an absolute angel. I told him what I'm looking for and he pulled 3 pairs out for me- size, weight, function that I needed. The second pair I tried fit like an absolute glove and I was in and out much faster and happier. Tom was super helpful and had the knowledge to vouch for this pair of shoes. Very happy, give that man a raise! read more

REI - Hiking Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Visiting Denver I knew we had to visit the REI Flagship store located in downtown. This huge store stands next to the South Platte River where the Cherry Creek and South Platte rivers unite in beautiful Confluence Park. Such a great location. The store itself is huge and located within the restored 1901 Denver Tramway Building. This building is all brick and just stunning to walk up to and into. They offer every type of equipment one would need for their selected sport whether it's hiking, climbing, cycling, camping, paddling, skiing, snowboarding or overall fitness. They also offer the option to rent outdoor equipment, provide a full range bike shop and ski and snowboard services. The store features a 47 foot tall climbing wall right in the middle of the floor and other unique decorations. I have never been in such a huge REI store but it was a fun experience. My husband managed to spend all his saved up gift cards (Ha! Ha!) Service was friendly and helpful from the staff. REI can always be a little on the spendy side but I always try to catch their sales. I love being a member and receiving my annual rewards. Parking is the only downer as it's only free for the first hour. After that you must pay and believe me, an hour is not enough time here. So glad we had the opportunity to stop in, shop and check out this historic location. read more

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We went to REI to check out travel bags and snowboards. Decent selection of both but man prices are premium but for good quality. Didn't end up getting g anything but was glad to be able to spend time looking at features. Service is friendly and not pushy at all. read more

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V A R I E T Y One of the largest selections I've seen for an REI, yet! They have everything from hiking, camping, biking, kayaking, canoeing, climbing, etc.. and so many brands and styles to choose from for each selection! read more

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I love REI generally... This specific location however, has extremely pompous and condescending people working the registers. I am a 45 year old adult who has been camping and otherwise heavily involved in the outdoors since a very young age. As an Eagle Scout and former Rocky Mountain National Park guide, I have my ways in which I like to do things while in the wilderness and don't need folks telling me that I'm doing things incorrectly. I'm sorry for this review and wouldn't ordinarily make a post like this. But it has become a regular occurrence that I run into the same kind of issue with this particular location. Please teach your employees the importance of mutual respect and for humankind. Thank you for your time. read more

REI's anniversary sale is currently going on now (until May 26) but they also currently have their clearance sale going on, in which I was lucky to score a Columbia Sportswear brand jacket for 50% off. This REI location is the flagship store and is huge. The last time I shopped at this store was in 2015. Since then, I haven't really been in Denver since then (with the exception with a layover at the airport between flights). I wanted to come by here to see if I could find a nice heavy but not bulky jacket. I have learned that when you shop at places that have cold weather, you might be able to find better selection in winter wear (being from Los Angeles, there may not be nearly as much selection as other much colder states during the winter). I will say that because this is the flagship store, this store definitely had more choices for me in the clearance section, as I had already browsed through 2 other REI locations prior over the previous week (one in Fort Collins and one in Colorado Springs). So if you are looking for a particular item, you may ended up finding it here at this location if you weren't as lucky to find it at the other stores. If you shop at this store, be aware that parking is free for up to 90 minutes. There are 2 lots in which you can park at. But there is also a lot further down by the water that allows for up to 2 hours if you are willing to walk a short distance. Anyways, I shopped at this location yesterday afternoon, around 12 pm. My husband luckily was able to find a parking spot in the main parking lot. We were greeted by an employee upon entering and then I headed upstairs (please note that the restrooms are upstairs, in addition to the kids section, used gear section and shoes). There is a cute little kids area close by the used gear section. Anyways, I saw the clearance section (a mix of women, men and children) and found that women's jacket that I had mentioned earlier. After browsing through the rest of the store, I eventually made my way back down to first floor and to the cashiers (such a weird set up, but the entrance for the cashier line is by the fireplace. If you are facing the fireplace, you have to make a left to find the line). Please note that you have to be a member in order to shop here. I joined many years ago (more than 10 years ago) and believe I had paid $20 but I overheard an employee telling this couple in front of us that it cost $30 for a lifetime membership. But what he failed to mention is that you have to purchase something to maintain that membership (I don't recall if it is within a 12 month or 18 month time frame). And if you do not, then your membership will be cancelled. But because I do have the REI Visa, this allows for my membership to remain open, even if I do not purchase within that time frame. read more

REI - Cute kid area - Hiking Near Me - Denver, Colorado

This is the biggest REI! Great stop for browsing pricey outdoor gear, although they have a large resale section too. They have a climbing wall, which is pretty cool. We picked up a bear canister here, and my friend made some returns. I think they changed their parking rules because it's only free for the first 60 minutes, which was not enough time for this giant store, and they don't validate parking for making a purchase. We browsed a little, then waited in the line to make our returns. The regular checkout line was crazy long as there were only one or two cashiers. We had come here at 9am (their opening time) on a weekday, so we were surprised to see how busy it was. In the women's section, the fitting room was closed off, and there was a button to press to get an associate to open it. We gave up on waiting and just tried clothes on over our clothes, then we saw an employee come ten minutes later. Definitely felt understaffed for such a large store. read more

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We love going to the REI at home and love outdoor activities so we had to stop by. They have TONS of outdoor gear and clothing to look at. They did have a decent size sale section and a cute kids area. The only downfall is if you're using a stroller or wheelchair there are lots of different ramps and levels so you will always be hunting for the elevator. read more

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Shelley was rude at the customer service return. I've always had a really pleasant experience buying and occasionally returning items here and she made me feel like I was lucky to get my return even though the clothes were recently purchased. Never felt so uncomfortable returning items before. The gentleman who works there is super nice and wonderful and the store is awesome. read more

Biggest REI I have ever seen. The restored brick building is beautiful inside and outside. This is also attached to a Starbucks coffee which is very convenient if you want to walk down the river. Parking is free for first 90 minutes! read more

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What once was The Denver Tramway Power Co. is now the REI Co-Op flagship space. HOLY MOLY, you must check out this MASSIVE place for all outdoor lovers! This building is three stories full of merchandise, including a wall climb, previously worn gears, massive clearance space, and anything related to outdoor merchandise. This store is a true gem for the city of Denver. Parking was free with validation. However, we came on a holiday, and the gate was wide open. After scouring through the area, I did not want to leave empty-handed, so we purchased a multi-colored fanny pack I had not seen in my area. The cashier was amicable as I did not know my REI number, so he looked up my information. He asked where my area code was from, and I told him Burbank. He then told me he once lived in Thousand Oaks but moved to Denver several years back. I enjoyed the small chat we had and seeing a Cali outplant. read more

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I placed my order online this morning and it was fortunately ready by lunch. I was pleasantly greeted at the door and directed to the online pickup desk. The woman who got my order for me was very nice and efficient. REI also has a very generous return policy. All in all a fantastic experience. read more

REI - Hiking Near Me - Denver, Colorado

How have I lived in Colorado for over 5 years and never been here until now? Love how overwhelming this REI location is to visit. I think it's interesting to read all the Yelp reviews that have changed over the years. VERY mixed opinions. At any rate, I had a great time. We parked in the underground garage, raided the sales racks, picked up some must-haves, and checked out seamlessly. New favorite date night spot in Denver! read more

It's a great place to shop for outdoor "stuff" of pretty much every kind you can imagine. But, the location by the water, the building itself (outside and inside), and the way the merchandise is displayed, make this a tourist attraction too. Very friendly and well-trained staff. Starbucks (separate entrance) is in same building. read more

REI - Hiking Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Bought a hard hat to tackle Mt. Sneffles this summer but finding out that I needed a larger size and had to return it. Since I bought using the REI Co-op Membership, return was breeze with just a phone number and the person helping me made it super easy. This location do have two parking areas. One closer that has 1st floor and the underground parking. The second one is across the street at the west side of the building. Did you know that this Flagship location might be the biggest REI in US? It is registered as National Register of Historic Places with 90,000-square-foot REI flagship store includes a 45-foot indoor climbing wall. When I Googled it, it says the Flagship store in Seattle was the biggest but my finding says it is only 80,000. Hmmm. Interesting. Here is the details from https://renewdenver.org/ " Incorporated in 1886, the Denver Tramway Company (DTC) obtained an exclusive city franchise to build electric streetcar lines in Denver. The Denver Tramway Powerhouse was built in 1901 to house the boilers and engines used to generate electricity for the DTC rail system that spread throughout the Denver metropolitan area. The powerhouse location was chosen for its proximity to the South Platte River (which provided cooling for the turbines), easy access to coal from the adjacent rail lines, and its central location to the DTC's main terminal and downtown Denver. As the automobile gained popularity, electric rail lines were removed and the Denver Tramway Powerhouse closed in 1950. Past tenants included a warehouse for The International Harvester Company and the Forney Museum of Transportation. In 1998, the building was sold to Recreational Equipment, Inc. (REI) in 1998 for redevelopment into its Denver flagship store. Envisioned as a catalyst for development in the Central Platte Valley, REI chose the site for its visibility from the highway and downtown, regional access, historic character of the building and proximity to the river and bike paths. The high cost of historic preservation, life-safety upgrades and environmental abatement rendered the plan financially infeasible. DURA provided approximately $6.3 million in sales tax TIF reimbursement to REI to make the project possible. Renovations began in 1998 and were completed in April 2000. In 2001, the renovated building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The approximately 90,000-square-foot REI flagship store includes a 45-foot indoor climbing wall, outdoor climbing features, mountain bike trails and scenic walking/jogging trails that wind through native plants and water features. The building is adjacent to Confluence Park, where Cherry Creek meets the South Platte River. Denver's premier kayak water park and Confluence Park attracts visitors for concerts and gatherings along the river's edge. The REI flagship store is a prime example of public and private sectors coming together to adapt and reuse a significant part of Denver's history. The development also helped fulfill the city's vision for the Central Platte Valley as the entertainment spine of an expanding downtown." Now I have a better understanding of historical importance of this location and the partnership REI and City of Denver made to make this store special part of Denver. read more

DO NOT go to REI in Denver EVER. My mom nearly lost her entire legs from the shit they did in mounting her new bindings to her new skis. They blamed everyone and never resolved it. She asked national ski patro to check and they said she is not allowed to use them because she will literally not be able to release. REI Denver is a massive amateur hour and also scam artist. DO NOT USE read more

Always love me a flagship REI! It is a grand store with many levels, so expect to get a little lost (fret not, the signs will guide you). My intentions were to find a specific hiking pant from a brand I enjoy, and with thorough inspection of the store it seemed they did not carry it. My second course of action was to purchase a similar pant, different brand. Pleased to say it ended up being a great purchase, 20% off (membership) coupon included! A few notes - BIG fan of their Clearance section, as it is a plentiful one. Employees were also very kind. Parking can get busy depending on time of day and the first 90 minutes are free! Overall, great experience(s). read more

REI - Hiking Near Me - Denver, Colorado

This is one of the Flagship store, and it is huge! It has like 3 floors where the third floor is entirely just for sales...although it wasn't steep discount. I love the local Denver tote bag designs that I didn't see at the Boulder location. Great for a useful souvenir. Either way such a cool store to visit. read more

POOR EXPERIENCE AT FLAGSHIP STORE My visit to the flagship REI store in Denver may be my first and last visit. The store is poorly organized, stock is limited and there are not enough salespeople on the floor to help customers. We went to REI for a pair of Chaco sandals. The first salesperson told me the store only had two pairs in my size and then left for lunch without showing me how to adjust the unique sandal straps for a proper fit. With the help of another salesperson, I found out that I should have been given a different size but then was told the color I wanted was not in stock. Crazy that the flagship store at the start of summer has low stock of a popular brand. Finally, parking in the small REI lot is not free unless you get your parking ticket validated. We forgot to ask the cashier to validate our ticket and the cashier also did not volunteer to do so at checkout. On returning to the cashier, we then had to wait 5 minutes while she went somewhere to get the ticket validated. Then it took time to get out of the parking lot (only one exit with one parking payment terminal) - we saw a driver having an issue with the payment machine and as a result, no one could leave the parking lot. read more

Bottom Line: REI's huge flagship store filled with clothing and gear for outdoor adventures housed in a historical building. My husband and I went to REI on a Sunday mid-day and it was busy! I didn't need anything so I was really just tagging along with him and being open to some impulse shopping. Shoes, women's clothing, bikes, water bottles, puzzles, gadgets, etc. - I checked it all out as I made my way through this multi-level building. The amount of merchandise in here was quite impressive and everything seemed pretty well organized. I figure they must have an army of elves that come in at night to clean up and organize the place. Just kidding but having worked retail I'm thinking its got to be quite the effort to get everything organized at the end of a busy day. The store was a tad awkward to navigate. We didn't end up buying anything, in part because we didn't have much room in our luggage. When it was time to leave I wasn't sure how to bypass the line of 20 plus people at the checkout to get outside. Utilizing a compass we were able to make it out alive. When we visited the bathrooms were under construction and they had nice portable bathrooms on site but unfortunately their scent was lingering in the air. That incentivized us to get in the building quickly! What I liked most about the experience was the building itself. The huge brick building was built just after the turn of the century and served as the Denver Tramway Power Company building that provided power to the Denver streetcar system. The voluminous building has lovely brick work and interesting windows . I recall seeing a streetcar on the way to the parking garage and now I know why. read more

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We were staying at the hotel in Union Station and did a self-guided walking tour, with REI being one of the stops. We stopped in on a Saturday and they were having an event for kids with different exhibitors and vendors. Yes, this is the OG REI location and has several floors and a wider selection of gear. We were looking for a very specific item -- wooden hicking sticks -- and didn't find exactly what we were looking for. Still kind of neat to stop in as an attraction anyway. read more

REI - Interior and climbing wall - Hiking Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Uneaalled selection of quslity outdoor gear. Attentive, patient and helpful service selecting footwear for my needs. Conscious of price, adaptability and enthusiastic about necessary adaptations. REI has been my first selection for outdoor gear for 50 years now! read more

This place is friggin amazing! Amazing space with a great inventory of everything you could want. Knowledgeable staff that knows what they are selling. Parking is great. read more

REI - Hiking Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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Too bad there's only the ability for 5 Stars on Yelp, because the REI Flagship Store would definitely get more. REI in general has a great selection of outdoor gear, good prices, and excellent customer service, but the Denver Flagship is even better. Their staff is knowledgeable, friendly, patient, and super helpful. I bought a pair of men's hiking boots and can't say enough about the experience. My partner bought a new outdoor coat and was equally pleased. The atmosphere at the Flagship is also awesome - a historic space along the South Platte River near downtown with an open and airy space and natural light streaming in. Whatever you're looking for it's probably there, and even when busy doesn't seem crowded. If you're visiting Denver, it's definitely worth a visit. read more

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Five stars- Physical Size and inventory selection Five Stars- Greeters Three Stars- Staff Hit or miss with sales staff. I always had to flag someone down even though there were plenty of workers. One sales guy on the top floor didn't even bother to look up when I was speaking to him. At the shoe department I literally waved my hand several times to catch someone's attention as I heard, "May I help yous..." in the distance after I have been waiting for a while. This has been a pattern I have noticed in other REI stores. However, when I directly address staff, they are usually pleasant except for the guy on the top floor. This flagship location is by Confluence Park in a historical building. read more

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Hands down the coolest REI you've ever been in, I guarantee it! Not only is this place multiple stories of amazing products, there is a Starbucks attached to it. You can sip some coffee while you browse the shop. Big plus that they validate parking for up to 90 minutes. It's such a blast to walk around and marvel at the gorgeous building! read more

REI - Inside - Hiking Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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We arrived during the day on a Saturday. So naturally the parking lot was full. We parked a few blocks away and paid at meter parking. The staff members were kind to us and helped guide us. We planned on making a shoe purchase. Tom and another gentleman were very helpful. Luckily I was able to find a pair of Hoka shoes in my size in the clearance section. I was grateful to save 50 dollars on my purchase. They were exactly what I was looking for. I then purchased another pair of Hoka shoes for my wife. Hers were a bit more colorful. Original price for the shoes are $160. We think they are going to be well worth it. Highly recommended by Doctors that we know that swear by them. In order to get the clearance items at REI you must be a member. And if an item is purchased from the clearance section, no returns are offered. The cashier was nice at check out. The surrounding area has a fair amount of transients and vagrant activity. We are happy with our experience overall. read more

REI - Hoka Shoes for Women - Hiking Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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Largest REI in the country doesn't disappoint. They have so many different sections with many many brands. It feels like I'm shopping their online catalog in person. It's cool that they have a Rockclimbing wall and coffee shop inside too. read more

I went in for a pair of pants which are great but that's also what you expect paying their prices. I went very fast because they are NOT dog friendly. read more

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Got a flat, called REI because they were about two miles away. A recorded voice said "flats fixed while you wait". Took an UBER XL there only to have to haul my heavy e-bike to the back of their store. I waited five minutes while one of the wrenches filled out paperwork on a bike he just finished. He looked at my bike and quoted me $64.50 PLUS PARTS. I said "that's an awful lot!" He said "Because it's an e-bike". The last time I took it off, it took me less than two minutes - no different than a regular bike - just unplug a chord. While I was talking to him he decided that the next guy was more important and ignored me. The other mechanic walked up and I thought she was going to take care of me, but instead she asked another guy who had walked up behind me if HE had any questions... I couldn't believe it! I said "Not only are you way too expensive, you are rude too - I'm not giving you my business!" I had to get an Uber home, of course. I think they need to check themselves - REI ain't all that. Take your bike to Z bike - they are kind, knowledgeable and are much more affordable. read more

This is the Denver REI Flagship. It is in a picturesque location where Downtown Denver, the Highlands District, and I-25 intersect with the Great Outdoors. It stands besides the South Platte River in the heart of the Denver Trail System where the Cherry Creek and South Platte Rivers unite in Confluence Park. It is closer to a South Platte River white water kayak course than the I-25 rush hour course. The Denver REI Flagship reminds me of a combination between a Bass Pro Shop and outdoor equipment museum. The reason that it reminds me of a museum is that it kind of is. When it opened in 2000, it brought new life to the historic Denver Trolley Building. This 94,000 square foot building was built in 1901. In 2001 it was placed on the National Register of Historic Places. The purpose of this building was to house the boilers and engines that were used to create electricity for the Denver Tramway Company. It closed in 1950. One only has to walk a couple of blocks away and look at I-25 to see how the highways put the trams out of business. Today there is a touristy tram that runs along the South Platte River Trail near the building. This very unique retail environment where the business operates in a historic building by a major downtown and wild scenic river and that happens to have one of my favorite Starbucks attached is the epitome of "retailtainment." Inside, I felt more like being in this lodge and library that was enveloped by historic brick walls with a 47 foot tall climbing rock in the middle more than in a super recreational equipment store. There were several touches that complemented the historic feel. They included the brick walls reaching over three stories high to slanted roofs with windows that brought in the Denver sunshine. The exposed pipes and catwalks brought images of generating electricity to run trollies. Even the fixtures complimented the history. The retailtainment included a Colorado nature aspect with the central 47-foot climbing rock based on the Rocky Mountains. The majority of the merchandise and Starbucks are on the main floor. In similar style to an atrium the upper two levels are smaller. Just as much as I am a fan of the Great Outdoors, I am one of good coffee. It was the adjacent Starbuck's that had brought me in here. This retailtainment aspect permeates into this Starbucks that I had rated four stars. Missing from this Starbucks is a restroom. We would use the one on level 2 of REI and in turn look around. Many of the reviews mention arriving here by car or bike. We arrived here by urban hiking. We'd walk a great length of the 16th Street Mall into Commons and Confluence Parks to get here. It was from here that we even went on a long urban hike on the South Platte River and Cherry Creek Trails. On the subject of walking REI came through for my dad when his feet were bothering him. From their impressive footwear department which I think is the best in downtown Denver, he purchased a pair of Merrells that cured his feet problem. As for me, a lover of the Great Outdoors, my visits that originated from the adjacent Starbucks were just being retailtained looking around at the outdoor gear and 47-foot tall climbing rock. Because I was traveling it seemed more of an annoyance to be adding more stuff to my overstuffed luggage. Unless I was in need of footwear, it made more sense for me to patronize the location near me (I rated the Henderson, Nevada REI 5 stars in 2014 because of their outstanding selection of insoles). With the attached Starbucks, we visited here a few times in the summers of 2017 and 2022.  In the summer of 2022, they were still taking Covid seriously. This is one of the few stores where I saw an entrance sign stating that masks were encouraged and a greeter was handing them out. She happened to be personable. She noticed my dad and I's New York accent and mentioned that she was from Connecticut. Her friendliness made a nice first and last impression on our last visit here. I want to close off with the definition of "unique." It means "being the only one of its kind."  That word describes the Denver Flagship REI. It is a unique store where urban Denver meets the great outdoors. It is a flagship store that operates inside a historic building that provided me with 4 star retailtainment experiences that online shopping cannot replicate. read more

Enjoyed our trip to REI for winter weather gear; great selection and found some GREAT deals in the clearance section!

As a former employee, REI needs a lot of improvements. This store specifically needs, more signage. The difficulty is that the store is in a historical landmark and altercations are near impossible. Management rarely helps out employees, so we are stressed and tend to not engage properly with customers due to not getting appropriate assistance. Staffing is based on store allocation, so if we don't make sales one day staffing might be short the next. Staffing is rarely based on the customer traffic in store but sales. read more

I've never had a bad experience at any REI ever. I simply walked into the store to return a gift (all I wanted was store credit) as I had purchased the same thing for myself a few weeks back and wanted to return the new and unused item. Shelley made sure to tell me my dog wasn't allowed (ok fine, I've never been told this before but I can understand) and then rushed me to the register to get me and my dog out of the store as soon as possible I presume. She then gave me the most difficult time trying to return an item I was gifted and was extremely condescending about not having a gift receipt or if the gift giver had even purchased it recently, and kept asking for more information and if I was a member myself, the line of questions was not nice and her tone was rude. I've just never been treated this way by a staff member at REI so it is very upsetting. read more

I don't live in Denver but this is always a worthy stop when driving through. The building is very unique, being in a large converted street car depot. It has many levels, each organized to a particular category so shopping is actually pretty entertaining with how much you explore the store. Sure, it's most of the same stuff you can get at any REI but this is a far cry from the typical strip mall lot in the Midwest I'm used to. It's also situated in a pretty picturesque part of the city where walking, biking, running, and scootering is incredibly easy. The selection is huge and the staff was very helpful. read more

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Assembling a care package for nephew in Kuwait, and thought REI would be the perfect place to find healthy snacks that hold up in the heat. Their Sunny Day trail mix was recommended by several websites, so off I went, driving across town to shop at the flagship store. First clerk I asked was surprised that I was looking for a food item, but recovered and pointed me toward the cashier area. Second clerk said she didn't know of any trail mix at REI, but "helped" me look by pulling out her phone and bringing up the Sunny Day item on it. I asked if a manager might be more knowledgeable and she found a young male manager (?) who also brought up the product on his phone. Neither seemed willing to walk around with me to see if trail mix might have been displayed elsewhere. Left without the item. read more

Leaving one star for their lack of transparency on their pet policy. I recently rode my bike to the location with my small dog contained in a back pack/holder. I'm not sure if dogs were previously allowed and policy changed or it was previously unenforced. The lack of transparency and inconsistency is frustrating because I would have left my dog at home, especially because I was on my bike and don't leave her unattended outside due to pet theft. I've been coming to this location for 10 years and was really surprised today, which just isn't a great way to do business. read more

REI - Not permitted, despite being contained. Lack of transparency in policies or inconsistent enforcement. - Hiking Near Me - Denver, Colorado

REI is always great. The insides are awesome. Everybody's nice. The people are great the selections great all the stores are always wonderful and you can take stuff back if you have a problem with it easily. read more

Expensive, but a super fun place to visit right by the water! They also have a "garage sale" section for discounted items which is very nice. The store itself is almost like a museum, big with multiple levels, and lots to see! Great for families and just about anyone else - grab some healthy snacks at the store too and sit by the river to enjoy a sunny day and the sound of running water - all right in downtown Denver! Free parking for 2 hours is also a plus! read more

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To get right to the point, if you are in or around Denver: Come to this REI. I walked to REI from my hotel with a group of friends who are major fans of the place and knew that this was the original location Wow, was the trek there worth it. I could have spent hours in the store, and I'm not even an particularly and outdoorsy type of person! They have so many interesting products that you can purchase and use for hikes, camping, etc. If I lived near there, I would buy a lot just to give away as gifts. They have major products like camping equipment, clothing and shoes, backpacks.... the list goes on. I suggest simply looking at the photos I uploaded to get some of an idea of the many wonderful products this store sells! You can also sit down and read magazine or books or consult with someone about a trip you're planning. Go REI! read more

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