Looking for bike trails and routes near you? The U.S. Bicycle Route System connects unique bike travel experiences across the country, like the Dorset Quarry on U.S. Bicycle Route 7 (USBR 7) in Vermont. Donate today. See the full post >

By David V. Herlihy  Before he served in WWII and lived a quiet life in a small town, unassuming Canadian Douglas Carr had the adventure of a lifetime in 1938— riding from Cairo to Cape Town. 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 Brushy Mountain Tunnel and the Silver Comet Trail on U.S. Bicycle Route 21 (USBR 21). Donate today. See the full post >

Ridgeland, Mississippi is hosting their third annual Bike Your Park Day ride on September 29. Ridgeland offers advice on how other destinations can showcase the bicycling opportunities in their backyard by organizing a Bike Your Park Day ride. See the full post >

See your park from the seat of your bicycle and through the eyes of a curious child in your life. Bike Your Park Day on September 29 is for kids, too. See the full post >

What has bicycle travel done for you? Find out how it changed the lives of these members and read their #MyGivingStory to find out why they are sharing the love. Be inspired and learn how you can connect people and America by bike. See the full post >

Ankur Kumar was one of the winners of the Greg Siple Award for Young Adult Bicycle Travel in 2018. Now he’s cooking up big egg potato breakfasts along the Pacific Coast Route. See the full post >

Mohamed Ukach was one of the winners of the Greg Siple Award for Young Adult Bicycle Travel in 2018. After learning some valuable bike travel skills on Adventure Cycling’s Intro to Road Touring course, Mohamed took nine people on their first bike camping trip in Omaha, Nebraska. See the full post >

Giving Tuesday, of course! Help Adventure Cycling start 2019 in high gear.  See the full post >

Riding bikes for fun is a privilege, taking it for granted is the stoke-killer. See the full post >