Yet another long-running retail business is calling it quits in Lubbock; this time, it's Mountain Hideaway, which has operated for over three decades as an outdoor outfitter in West Texas.

Mountain Hideaway to Close Its Doors in Lubbock After 33 Years

Mountain Hideaway Outdoor Outfitters (4816 50th Street), an outdoor and travel gear shop in Lubbock, has announced that it will permanently close its doors after more than three decades in business. The owners shared the news on social media, confirming that “the winds have changed” after 33 years serving the community, and that the shop will be winding down operations.

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A Fixture in the Lubbock Outdoor Community

Mountain Hideaway wasn’t just a retail store; it often served as a community hub for outdoor enthusiasts in West Texas. Customers praised the shop for its wide selection of gear, friendly and knowledgeable staff, and dedication to helping people prepare for adventures of all sizes.

For many, the shop offered a unique alternative to big-box outdoor retailers, combining curated products with expert advice and a personal touch that reflected its local origins. It also drew fly-fishing clubs and hikers alike for equipment and event participation.

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What This Means for Lubbock Shoppers

The closure of Mountain Hideaway marks a notable change in the retail landscape of Lubbock, especially within the outdoor and adventure gear market. Shoppers who relied on the store’s selection and expertise will now need to look to regional or online alternatives. Outdoor gear remains available in the broader market, but many local customers say they will miss having Mountain Hideaway as a nearby, specialized resource.

We wish the best for the entire team at Mountain Hideaway on their next adventures.

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