needed a spoke on my bike repaired. They had it less than 24 hrs and it was done! in the mean time…read morethey had a rental for me (reasonable) and away we went. Great service! thanks.

I brought my skis in for them to look at. Another local large ski co supposedly waxed and sharpened…read morethem. I skied on them once and they were super slow. The helpful associate at Resource Cycling showed me how there was barely any wax on them and compared the bottoms to a pair they had just worked on at Resource Cycling. Night and day difference. I waited over 2 weeks to get my skis back at the other place. Resource Cycling had my skis done in just under 24 hours! They went above and beyond to right the wrong of the other shop. My skis are now filled, waxed and sharpened properly and honestly look brand new. I will HIGHLY recommend Resource Cycling for ski waxing to everyone I know!

I like coming to this trail, there are a few different waterfalls to see and it's close to the…read morespotted duck!

Any season of the year, the Outlet Trail is a pleasant place to walk, jog or run - or walk your…read moredog. Even better in Spring/Summer/Fall when you can take your boat out. ($2 a day to park - but no overnight parking). Love it here.

We started our ride just behind the high school at Watkins glen and rode down to Pine Valley before…read morewe turned around. The trail is no paved but the surface is primarily very fine gravel which is amenable for road biking. When we got to pine valley the trail had larger stone and was not well kept so we turned around. If you're riding a fat tire or a mountain bike this is a great trail, if your on a road bike don't plan to go much past pine valley. We had a very nice ride :)

Voted trail "most likely to see a corpse on" by Outside magazine. Trail is seriously "shady" and…read morenot in a good way. Be careful where you park if you can find a trailhead. Serious "Deliverance" vibe the whole trail.

This was an absolutely GREAT place to visit for a hike! The 11 miles of trails are really well…read moremarked with maps regularly placed along the trail with little "YOU ARE HERE" bubbles. Great Bear is relatively flat with some ups and downs and a number of one-person wide foot bridges. The River's Landing Loop and the Whiskey Island trail go by the Oswego River, which is beeeeautiful. Near the parking area there is a wheelchair friendly loop called The Apply Trail. The park is multi-use- open to hikers, dog walkers, mountain bikers, horse riders, snowshoes, cross country skiers, swimmers, and fishers. There didn't seem to be any specific activity allotted trails when I was there I would recommend keeping your eyes peeled and ears listening, especially for mountain bikers in the warmer months. There are maybe one or two picnic tables near the map kiosk and benches throughout. It's not necessarily a "picnic area" kind of park. On that note: I didn't see any bathrooms or porta potties. Maybe I missed them? Just something to keep in mind. I'll update this review if I find them on a return trip or someone reading may happily correct me. A small unpaved parking area can be found at the intersection of Hawthorne Rd, Rt 57, and Great Bear Road.

This could be a great place to run and bike and walk and let your dogs frolic and do the same…read more There's plenty of room for multiple parties to let their dogs roam free and to wander around while giving others some space. You're always going to bump into entitled people who want everything to be their own way so watch out for them. (you know, the people who think they are self-appointed junior police cadets of everyone else's business, etc. because they don't have any personal happiness). But the main concern here is boatloads of ticks. My canine companions were swarmed with them. At first I didn't notice because of their coat color, and then I realized in the car that the one I could see from the driver seat had a ton of hitchhikers walking all over their face and body. Of course then in the car I found some crawling on the seats etc. Kind of makes you wish you didn't live in upstate New York. Harrowing amounts of ticks. Beware.