If Kurt “Tarzan” Searvogel can ride 76,076 miles in a year, then you’d think riding at least once each week could be an attainable goal. Josh does this with help from his “seasonal template.” Let him explain. See the full post >

The first Adventure Cyclist of the year will land in mailboxes next week with the annual supported touring and events issue. Get ready for a big 2016! See the full post >

Seven hints to help make bike travel better. See the full post >

One day. Two wheels. 8,500 parks. Celebrate Bike Your Park Day on Sept. 24, 2016. See the full post >

Let Josh tell you about the time things didn’t go quite right on a bicycle tour … See the full post >

The bicycle is not only a great way to see the world; it’s hard to beat as a way to experience the world. I’ve sometimes been dragged off my bike to join in the festivities. For example …   See the full post >

Tag along as Adventure Cycling’s Mike Deme and Jenna Lyons tour a 150-mile stretch of the Lewis & Clark Bicycle Trail from Winnett to Fort Benton, Montana.  See the full post >

This week, Jenn Milyko writes about a reroute conducted on Adventure Cycling’s North Lakes bicycle route in Michigan and Indiana. See the full post >

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