Not sure if they want to be a bike shop or ski shop? I thought being World Cup Ski it would be…read moreeverything skiing which they had limited items and seemed to be overwhelmed with people since it was not long after are first big snow for the area.

Lee (owner) and his team give consistently thoughtful, personal, and truly expert advice on all…read morethings skiing/boarding and biking. Inventory selections are wisely chosen and fairly priced. Staff are positive and welcoming -- and so is the adorable shop dog, Finn! This is a longstanding local business of great repute, and rightly so.

I've been shopping here for 15 years. Great help, good merchandise,…read moreand very convenient to Lancaster. strongly recommended.

Way better than outdoor don't waste your time with those fools go here for quality and safetyread more

If you don't have $1000+ to spend on skis or advanced knowledge of skis, boots, bindings etc. go…read moreelsewhere. Owner acts like beginner skiers are beneath him and is extremely dismissive. Purchased a brand new pair of ski boots from him, and when he suggested a pair of new skis and bindings for about $800, I told him that I was going to look around for a good used pair since I was just getting started. His response was to heckle me for buying used and then once again commenting that I should've been buying new skis as well when I was checking out. His son who works at the shop was much more approachable, but if you're a beginner or looking for an affordable pair of skis, go anywhere else

ABSOLUTE BEST SKI SHOP IN PA! Very professional and knowledgeable service. Max was very attentive…read moreand helped me find everything I needed! This store has an incredible selection of ski and snowboard gear. If I could give 10 stars I would! Thank you, Outfitters!

I took a Winnie Walker (3 wheeled walker rollator) to Bethesda Bike and Ski as one brake was not…read moreworking. I could not be more pleased with the service and consideration. They were more than happy to take a look at it and then repair the brake. It was clear they enjoy their work and helping folks out, even if it is for something they don't usually service. Many thanks for great service for an unusual request.

Go somewhere else. Anywhere else…read more They sold me a defenctive inner tube. Not their fault. When I brought it back, they just looked at the box and said over and over that it was the right size. I agreed that it was the right size, but pointed out, repeatedly, that the actual tube in the box was defective. They didn't even look at it. Finally, they told me that they would prove it to me by watching me install the defective tube myself, with a single tire lever they handed to me, while they stood around and watched. After I started to install the tube, which would not fit -- because it was defective -- they told me I was doing it wrong (but did not tell me what they thought I was doing wrong). I left the store. I went to Tarrapin -- a competitor nearby. They sold me an inner tube for $2 less. I installed it myself (at home -- I don't really need an audience for that) in about 2 minutes. I just went on a wonderful ride. No problems. There's more. Instead of writing a negative review, I emailed the owner in hopes of an apology and maybe an explanation. That did not happen. A co-owner emailed back and said that he had been one of the people at the shop and they were "only trying to help." The kicker from him: "to be very clear: neither my staff nor I called you names, insulted you, or attacked you in any way." Nobody accused this guy of committing any crimes, but apparently his view is that customer service is successful so long neither he nor his staff attacks a customer. These guys are just obnoxious jerks. There's no need to give them your money.

Great service. They have the skill and knowledge to fit you in the right equipment. At a fair price.read more

Excellent ski shop with friendly and knowledgeable staff. Large selection of equipment and…read moreclothing. Fantastic repair and ski care technicians. From buying equipment to taking care of your skis I wouldn't go anywhere else

Great guys, awesome shop. Very knowledgeable about bikes and ski stuff. Got a great deal on a…read moremountain bike and my road bike tune up was one of the best.

From the owner: Ski Valley is a multi-brand outdoor action sport retailer here to serve the needs of those…read morepassionate about cycling, snowboarding, skiing and skateboarding.

I stopped in today on my way home from Ski Liberty, to get my ski boot ankle punched out. (Left…read moreinside ankle always a problem in ski boots for me.) These boots were not purchased here, but they were happy to help me out. Mark helped me, and was able to complete the work in less than an hour. There was about a 45 minute wait from the time I signed in, until I was waited on.....to be expected at this time of year. Will absolutely be coming here for all future boot work , and boot purchases! Thank you!

Good experience. Easy. Would recommend to others. Only complaint (if any) is the boots I rented…read morewere a little tight, but that's on me...

Let me tell you something. During this time of Covidiousness, we've certainly done our fair share…read moreof outdoorsy types of things. While coming to a state park like this in York County may not seem like an obvious choice, it's actually been the perfect place. I'm not going to go in to any history or backstory (I covered that in my initial musings several years ago) but what sets this park apart from most PA state parks is its size. While the park is only 85 acres (PA has 121 state parks and some of them clock in at north of 15K acres just for a sense of scope) it's layout allows for things to feel more spread out than you would assume. The main road that wraps around the park is great for walking but there are also two miles of trails which if done in a clockwise direction are actually somewhat challenging with how it'll be mostly uphill. There is also a disc gold course, a rock formation that kids will love to climb on, a few small swing sets placed at different spots and a large open field at the top of hill with one hell of a view towards the Susquehanna River, Wrightsville and Columbia. The best part about this place is that it's rural enough so that it's never too busy. We've made trips to some state parks closer to us (Jacobsburg-Nockamixon-Lehigh Gorge) recently and they have been consistently packed. Here, not so much. The drive here is easy. There is an amazing view. There is usually more than enough space for everyone to spread out and do whatever they want. Sounds perfect to me and we'll be back this weekend.

Samuel S. Lewis State Park does not offer you a bunch of amenities. There's no amazing new…read moreplayground for the kiddies (although there are some swings and such throughout). There's very few short trails around the park (but enough to satisfy my dogs and if you go the "right" way, you get quite a workout hiking uphill). However, what you DO get is gorgeous views of the river and landscape from atop Mt. Pisgah. You also get open space to roam and run around. And my son's favorite part are the rocks! He loves to climb and explore. It's almost possible for me to give any park less than five stars--especially one with such a beautiful view. You won't regret the trip to visit this park. I'm just lucky that it's only 15 minutes from home. P.S. Go read Christopher C.'s review--it's very thorough and well-written.