Kevin and Cameron, father and son, tackled the 150-mile Great Allegheny Passage together last spring. Find out how it went! See the full post >

Grab life by the bars, throw your excuses to the wind, and join your fellow celebrants of life in the ride of a lifetime. Our epic tours (multi-week adventures) are calling you by name! See the full post >

Greg Siple went to Europe and all he brought back was a spark that started a 50,000 member organization. See the full post >

Adventure Cycling received over 150 applications for the Young Adult Bike Travel Scholarship before the clock struck midnight on December 31, 2016. Now it’s time to pore over the submissions and pick the best applicants for each track: Intro to Road Touring and Outdoor Leadership. See the full post >

Should you stick with the plan or entertain distractions? Here’s a distraction you won’t want to miss. See the full post >

There is an abundance of mapped, bicycle-route information on our website, if only one knows where to look. Jenn Milyko shows us how to use the Adventure Cycling Route Network pages. See the full post >

We love our guest bloggers! Here are the best guest posts of 2016. If you have an adventure to share, let us hear about it. See the full post >

Guest blogger Sarah Hunter and family rode across Canada’s Prince Edward Island and had a great trip. See the full post >

Apply to be a Bike Travel Weekend and/or Bike Your Park Day Advisor and/or Influencer today by taking two minutes to fill out a simple form. Feel the rewards of forming connections between bike travelers from all over the world and encouraging people who are new to bike travel. See the full post >

From new and improved routes and signs to better Amtrak accommodations, bicycle travel is becoming more convenient, accessible, and safer than ever. Here are the top three ways Adventure Cycling worked to improve bike travel conditions in 2016.  See the full post >