The Wonderful Process of Making a Kayak by Hand
Just three days from a pile of wood to a sea-worthy craft, with not many tools beyond knife and pencil. See the full post >
Just three days from a pile of wood to a sea-worthy craft, with not many tools beyond knife and pencil. See the full post >
You know what they say: If you can’t duct it, f….just get rid of it. Or something like that. See the full post >
A veteran ski photographer tells the story of 100 percent commitment in a place 100 percent steep. See the full post >
Thanks to you, 2016 is going to be a great year for people who travel by bike! See the full post >
The world of bike travel explodes with inspiring stories of the human spirit. I have heard enough around the campfire and during the post-ride happy hour to hold me in awe for the rest of my life. So here’s one more. Mine. What’s yours? See the full post >
Join the Bikecentennial co-founders for the Montana Bicycle Celebration, July 15–17. See the full post >
Here’s a little bit of everything: Winter riding tips, botox, winter tire options, a Cygolite give-away, a Salsa Marrakesh give-away, and a chance to grab one of our fine Adventure Cycling calendars when you join Adventure Cycling. See the full post >
When it comes to the pump in your flat tire kit, there’s a huge difference between a quality pump, and a cheap pump. See the full post >
The Adventure Cycling strategic plan directs the Routes & Mapping department to, “Improve and update the Adventure Cycling Route Network.” In the past, this has included many route changes, minor and some major. This week Jenn Milyko writes about a reroute conducted on the Southern Tier route, primarily in Arizona. See the full post >
This tiny mountain town is only accessible by snowshoe, ski, or snowmobile — seemed like the perfect opportunity to plan my first fat bike snowvernight. See the full post >