Great service and great advice on where to go both rivers and reservoirs. Information on which…read moreflies to use while we were there.

Great shop, great location, great service. Dave and his crew run an awesome shop. Everything you…read moreneed for the professional angler to the beginner. Super friendly, knowledgeable and local owned and operated small business. Even if your not fishing stop in and say hello to Odin the shop dog. The best fly shop and guides in Gunnison by far.

Had an AMAZING experience rafting with Royal Gorge Epic Adventures! Our guide, Bono, was THE BEST…read more He was very focused on safety, giving us a heads up on what was coming and what to do, and pointing out the best views and historically significant points along the way. It was very obvious how passionate he is about rafting and nature, and he made the experience special and memorable. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The emails and paperwork provided the directions and what to bring. However, the waiver link didn't work and the reporting time (30 mins before your booking) was left blank. I emailed to get this info, but didn't get a reply. When I called, they picked up the phone right away, sent me the correct waiver link by text and answered all my questions. So... Tip: CALL them if you need info. Another tip: bring a disposable water bottle, as your water bottle may not make it back with you. Once you arrive, they check that your waiver is on file, give you the equipment, including life vest, helmet and optional booties (we didn't get a wetsuit since it was summer), and assign you to a rafting group (only 4-6 per raft in addition to the guide). It was a very seamless and felt personalized. Bono remembered all of our names and reinforced instructions if we got confused. This was my favorite part of our entire trip to Colorado Springs, and I would definitely do it again with Royal Gorge Epic Adventures, and a specific request for Bono!

I've found this company to have consistently terrible customer service over many years of being a…read morecustomer. I was trying to get a response from a website message/query I'd sent, and received no reply. So I tagged them once in a message on their Instagram page, and their "marketing" person snapped back, accused me of "spamming all their accounts. Wow

Fantastic service from friendly staff. All staff are very knowledgeable. Amazing and impressive…read moreselection of sheds, pelts, and unique trinkets. Wish the best for this business!

Great store! Owners are to be commended for their dedication and commitment. Fabulous deals! A must…read moresee and buy!

10 minutes ago New I…read morebrought in my 09 Yeti for service from Lake City, so over an hour drive. After the winter, I tried to add air to my rear shock and all the air came out. My first thought was that my ancient shock pump finally wore out. But both of my 26" wheels also need trueing badly so I figured I would bring it in to be tuned. When I got to the shop the first question from the guy checking me in was, do you really want to spend any money on this bike? I let him know that I didn't have the budget for a new bike this year so I just wanted to keep it on the trails a little longer. I asked if they could test one of their shock pumps on the rear suspension before sending it off for a full-rebuild from Dirt Labs which was quoted as $250 plus shipping. He assured they would look into it before dissembling it. He also said they would true the tires and rebuild the front fork as well. He said it would be ready in about 15 days and they would give me a call. 10 days later they call and say it's ready to pick up. $300 - except they couldn't true the wheels (which rub terribly) because the spokes are corroded, and they couldn't rebuild the front fork. So just got a 15 year old suspension rebuild for $300 on a bike I paid $250 for. Well I definitely wouldn't have rebuilt the rear suspension if I knew I now needed to buy new 26" wheels. Still wasn't too mad. Friend shows up to Lake City, opens the van and they gave him a 2025 Yeti. Roughly a 9k bike. Laughing and being the great guy I am, I called back and said "I think you guys made a mistake. I paid my friend $50 to bring me my bike from Gunnison, and you gave him the wrong bike." The guy on the phone started giving me attitude! He said "oh we need that back right away!" I offered to bring it back 2 days later when I had a flight out of Gunnison - citing the 3 hour round trip drive and the fact that I was working those days. Here's the kicker, finally get my bike back and the rear shock still needed air. Hooked up my shock pump and listened more closely to the air spewing out the house and watched the suspension deflate. Got a new pump, filled it right back up. I guess it's possible they looked at the rear suspension and determined it needed a rebuild. But that doesn't explain not telling me about the wheels or fork, or the joke of mixing up a $250 2009 26" and a $9000 2025 29". Won't be back. Still feeling like I got ripped off. And I still need new wheels to ride my bike.

These guys are the best. I dropped in for a bottom bracket replacement and they said all it needed…read morewas tightening. They could have charged me more and I would have never known the difference. Definitely go see them.

Treads 'n' Threads is the essential outdoor clothing and footwear store. Excellent service and…read moreselection!

One of those local stores that makes you happy you walked in. Matt is absolutely the best. What a…read moresweetheart! And so knowledgeable about all the shoes. 100% recommend. My hubby and I both came out wearing our new shoes with a pep in our step!!

Budge der was friendly and knowledgeable, a dowered the questions I had and sent me out the door…read morehappy. I would go back here if the need arose.

Hermit's Rest is off of Highway 92 - approximately 17 miles west from its junction with Highway 50…read more There are restrooms here, some interpretive signage, and the trailhead for the Hermit's Rest Trail. From the NPS web site: Zigzagging through oak, pine, juniper, and fir, hikers descend to wooded camp and picnic sites on the shores of Morrow Point Reservoir. Campsites with picnic tables, fire grates, and toilets are provided at the end of the trail. Good shoes or boots are recommended. Carry at least 2 quarts of water per person. Check for ticks frequently during the hot summer months. * Length: 6 miles (round trip) * Difficulty: Very strenuous and little shade. Elevation change is 1,800 ft. Allow 3 hours for round trip. We stopped here to use the restrooms and to check out the scenic vista - we were far above the Morrow Point Reservoir (see the attached pix). Gorgeous area! NOTE: Hermit's Nest does not have a physical address - so I've entered the Headquarters address for the Curecanti National Recreation Area.

Very challenging but very fun hike. I'm a fairly experienced hiker and I struggled to ascend back…read moreup the mountain. It takes approx. 1 hour down and 2 hours up. Beautiful scenery that can't be beat.