Modest lot but a good selection of fresh Christmas trees from 5' and up. Yes, the bike shop sells…read moreChristmas trees! They made a fresh cut on the bottom to help with water uptake and loaded the tree into the car for us. Years ago we also bought a stand from them; instead of the usual pins, it has a single post in the middle of the well. Since their trees have holes drilled in the bottom, you just place the tree onto the post and you're done! It's so much easier than trying to twist the pins to hold the tree in place. Highly recommend the stand. They're also offering a special coupon for $20 off at Root'd across the street with a tree purchase!

Service meets expertise!…read more I'm a mountain biker that just got into road biking - I walked in here with about 2 dozen questions and in need of lots of help (and honestly lots of hand holding!); Cottonwood Cyclery absolutely exceeded my expectations. The lady that helped me fully dedicated over 20 minutes to walking around the shop helping me make a list of all the equipment, clothing, tools, and supplies I'll need for my newly purchased road bike. She also spoke with me at length about cleaning and riding techniques, as well as tips and tricks from her own cycling experience. She was also able to recommend a third party to properly fit my bike to me, which she uses herself. I didn't look around at the new bikes too much, but I did notice they had a selection of mountain bikes, e-bikes, and road bikes. They've got tools, bags, shoes, cleaners and lubricants, CO2 tire inflators, tubes, and everything else you'd ever need. They were out of a few clothing items due to shortages from high demand during COVID, but they were still able to provide recommendations about what to look for. That undivided attention was so valuable and helpful - I couldn't have asked for anything more than the experience I had here. This isn't the closest bike shop to me, but it is 100% worth the drive. AND I'd like to mention they are open an hour later than most other bike shops, which is so appreciated and convenient when I rushing to get some shopping done after my work day. I will undoubtedly be back for equipment, advice, and maybe a little moral support! Thank you, CC!

This is a moderately traveled Trail. Lots of runners, bikers, and walkers with dogs off leash…read more This is a sunny trail with no shade, but I loved it with enough elevation gain to get my heart pumping and my calves a good work out. I would suggest coming in the evening to get some fabulous pictures of the awesome sunsets. Trail is wide enough to social distance and everyone I passed followed this requirement. Trail has some beautiful panoramic views of the city. I didn't see any snakes today, but was told they are in the area just keep an eye out.

Awesome, family-friendly mountain biking area in Draper. With trailers for beginners and…read moreintermediate mountain bikers, there are short scenic biking trails to get bikers used to navigating downhill terrain. Each trail is about a 1/4 mile long, so you can go round and around until you feel comfortable moving on to a different level. The main trail is open to hikers, but the other trails are downhill for bikers only, so you shouldn't have any problems running into anyone. The scenery is beautiful, and you're riding mostly in the trees on the mountain, so it's a cool ride. This was my second time ever mountain biking, but I had so much fun!

Not only is this trail beautiful with gorgeous views of the nearby mountains, but it's…read moredog-friendly. I had the pleasure of meeting several lovely four legged hikers and their people, as well as two horses and a set of miniature ponies. Yup, all in one evening hike. It was magical. The trail is relatively flat with a few hills sprinkled throughout, but nothing outrageous or difficult. Much of the trail is covered in bark-in some areas it's fairly deep-which mimics walking in sand on the beach. A bit more strenuous than a flat dirt surface. At the beginning of the trail you'll find plenty of parking and a sitting area. I don't believe I did the full trail; only a couple miles of it. But what I did see was very nice. Happy hiking, friends!

Dimple Dell Regional Park is a vast 630 acres of natural area that runs from East to West in Sandy…read more The park includes more than 15 miles of trails for hikers, bicyclists and horseback riders. Dogs are allowed if kept on a leash. This trail merges into Sunrise Point Trail if you want to extend your hike to the North side of the gully parking lot. Lots of birds today. Hardly any people when I started out. When I headed back down to my car, the parking lot was full. Up on top of the trail, you will find a small bench with a fantastic view of the valley. I highly recommend coming up at dusk to see one of our spectacular sunsets. 2.6 miles round trip with only an elevation gain of 243 feet. This trail is close to Bell's Canyon if you cross Dimple Dell Road for a more moderate hike. This one is long enough, and short enough just to get you movin'. Several other trails in the area to merge into if you want to get your steps in, but you will be walking on bark, which is not my favorite type of hike.

Thank you for finding the small rock within my derailleur!!! And getting my shifter…read moreworking.....geez... great timing as I just finished a ride! Thank you so much for bike repair service!!

Rent all kinds of bikes here for all those summer guests coming through town, whether the hard core…read moreDeer Valley downhill or the casual urban/rail trail rider. They've got it all and it super fast and easy to get what you want and on the trails.

I was visiting from St. George and ended up buying a used mountain bike while I was in town. I…read morestopped in on a whim and spoke with Michael about getting it checked out. He told me he could do a full tune-up and inspection the same day, which was a huge relief. Michael was an absolute class act. He's incredibly knowledgeable and took the time to explain the basics and walk me through exactly what he was looking for. He gave great recommendations and, when a few unexpected issues came up, he even stayed late to make sure everything was taken care of so I could head back home with confidence. Outstanding service and professionalism. I couldn't recommend this shop more.

My new bike is a blast, and the shop set it up perfectly. They even proactively set it up for…read moretubeless, even though the manufacturer advertised it as "tubeless-ready." Awesome shop and service.

Our family just returned from the 4-day Gates of Lodore rafting trip. Fabulous all around! This…read moreorganization has top-notch staff in the office and warehouse, to the van drivers, to the guides (Larkin, Rocky, Emma, Travis, Sherpa). Our experience was amazing - an incredible river and geology, sandy beach campsites, delicious and plentiful freshly prepared food, interesting and skilled guides navigating the river and its rapids, two side hikes to unique locations... We spent time in the oar rafts and in the inflatable kayak "duckies" on the river, and spent time at camp swimming, talking, eating. playing bocce and volleyball, and stargazing under a new moon with another guide (Tom) who brought a telescope and told us stories of the constellations as he showed us how to find them and brought up other unique views on the telescope. Of course, this is an off-the-grid experience so there were no distractions from cell phones (no signal), we slept in tents, and we all had to use a box toilet to be packed out by the guides each morning as we got back in the rafts. Maybe that's not something everybody's comfortable with, but it's an amazing trip in an awe-inspiring location.

Excellent experience by all members of our large (15) group for a 3 day rafting in Westwater…read moreCanyon. We all had a blast, ate fresh cooked 5 star meals/drinks daily. Mixed group of adults + kids 7-17. Staff was attentive to everyone. Highly recommend.

Absolutely stunning state park north west of the SLC area. only $15 for a vehicle, $5 for a…read moremotorcycle. There is so much to do here! Take in the epic views of the great salt lake from up high, walk along the coastline of the lake. There hiking trails up the mountains. There are bison all over to explore and photograph, as well as tons of species of birds to watch. If you're lucky you'll spot some Antelope or long horn sheep. Saw lots and local bicyclists, I imagine it wpuld be a blast to ride. You can park at the entrance and ride in at a small parking lot. The drive down the eastern coast is spectacular and if you don't mind a dirt road you can continue for a little further to the southern tip. Or stop at the pavement and check out the ranch that's been there for generations. What a cool place, I am so glad I got to visit an check it out. Ext time I'll stay for an extended period in one of the campgrounds!!

Gnats were out in force, but overall the best 15 bucks I spent in UT…read more You have to like driving... Went out around 5 and were there for the long sunset. Bison! Dirt roads! Very few other cars! Amazing panoramas! We will be back.

Come rent a bike and go ride the trail, the staff is amazing and guess what they have a BAR…read moreattached to this location. ReCharge is amazing and yummy. We watched the Utes game on the One of the several TVs they have. Also best Elec Bike I've ridden.

Highly recommend this shop for great service on our Pedegos. This friendly & knowledgeable staff…read moregoes above and beyond the normal bike shop, especially compared to the Park City Pedego's apathetic bunch.