Join Adventure Cycling for our first very own fully supported bike overnight during Bike Travel Weekend on the Snoqualmie Valley Sojourn, June 2–3.  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 >

It was late August when my husband and I and our two teenage sons tucked our passports safely into our panniers and set out from Burlington, Vermont on a course for Montreal. See the full post >

When I signed up for this guided, Arizona bike tour with Adventure Cycling, their seven-day “Southern Arizona Road Adventure,” I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect. Pavement? Desert? Saguaros? Beautiful, sunny weather to escape Montana’s cold, gray March? I got all that and more!  See the full post >

HistoriCorps engages volunteers to do hands-on work to save historic structures. They explore special places and connect with their history in a unique way that is conducive to travel by bike. See the full post >

Spring is slow to come in the Rocky Mountains this year, but that’s not stopping Adventure Cycling’s cartographers from updating and redesigning the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route to celebrate its 20th anniversary and its bikepacking and gravel opportunities. See the full post >

Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the National Trail System by riding on a trail during Bike Travel Weekend, June 1 – 3. If you do your ride will also count as part of National Trails Day! See the full post >

Whether you are on a long tour or just want to do an overnighter, there are now new digital maps to help you ride a U.S. Bicycle Route and experience some of the unique locations along the way. See the full post >

Looking for bike trails and routes near you? The U.S. Bicycle Route System connects unique bike travel experiences across the country, like the dunes along Lake Michigan on U.S. Bicycle Route 35 (USBR 35). See the full post >

Olivia Round met all kinds of unforgettable characters on her first bike tour across the country. They taught her that anyone can bicycle tour … and there’s no “right way” to do it. See the full post >