Check out the new Bike Travel Weekend and Bike Your Park Day merchandise. And don’t forget: Registering for these events is free and helps us spread the joy of bike travel. See the full post >

Olivia Round is a great story teller, she blogs for Adventure Cycling every month, and here’s the latest. See the full post >

With the milder weather of spring comes the anticipation of new U.S. Bicycle Routes. While new routes won’t be officially designated until May, we are eagerly tracking several states that are close to finalizing routes. See the full post >

Forces of nature and construction schedules can affect your bicycle travel plans. Here are a few issues we know about as of March 2018 on the TransAmerica Trail, Northern Tier, Great Divide Mountain Bike Route, Lewis & Clark Trail, and Pacific Coast bicycle routes. See the full post >

Don’t disappoint your bike. Registration for the second annual Bike Travel Weekend, June 1–3 is free and easy. Plus, you could win stuff, including a new bike from Co-Motion Cycles and a trip to Glacier Park (with bikes on Amtrak), but don’t tell your bike. See the full post >

Bike Travel Weekend, June 1–3, 2018, is almost here. #BikeTravelWeekend See the full post >

In the past two years, Adventure Cycling’s Bike Travel Weekend mobilized nearly 20,000 participants in all 50 states and a couple dozen countries. We’re getting people on bikes, and this year, June 1–3, Bike Travel Weekend will be even bigger … and you can help! See the full post >

She spent 10 days on one of Adventure Cycling’s guided tours on the Crown of the Continent and has plenty of stories and photos to share. See the full post >

Spread the bike travel love by registering your trip at BikeTravelWeekend.org and sharing your photos and videos with Adventure Cycling and on social media with #biketravelweekend. See the full post >

Put one year of Adventure Cyclist magazine on the shelves of your local library for only $22.50. See the full post >