“So why was I so nervous? I was afraid of failing and having to leave the tour early.” Find out how Mina, bike touring newbie, survived (and thrived!) on her first bike tour. See the full post >

Being vulnerable isn’t all bad. In this guest blog post, writer and cyclist Olivia Round divulges the perks of being a solo female bicycle traveler.  See the full post >

Adventure Cycling has 46,846 mapped miles in its Route Network. Have you ever wondered which route has the highest elevation? Or wondered how the TransAmerica Trail compares to the Southern Tier in elevation gain? Our new Route Comparison page is where you’ll get those answers and more! See the full post >

Paul Duyckinck believes travel is best done with two wheels! See the full post >

For the last three years, the New Belgium Brewing Company has supported Adventure Cycling’s advocacy work to make national and state parks better for bike travel. Here’s how we’ve been putting their dollars to work in 2017.  See the full post >

Nate Dorfman, a 2016 winner of The Greg Siple Award for Young Adult Bicycle Travel, shares how he helped kids in a tough neighborhood learn cycling skills and gain trust in law enforcement. Now it’s your turn! Apply to win a bike and bike travel gear at AdventureCycling.org/GregSipleAward/ by December 31 and #JumpStartBikeTravel. See the full post […]

Our top five successes with the U.S. Bicycle Route System — from across the U.S. and within the Adventure Cycling offices. See the full post >

A 2017 Greg Siple Award winner, Sara Chars, authored this DIY tutorial on making bicycle panniers. Sara led a pannier-making workshop last month as part of her Greg Siple Award outreach project. See the full post >

Get a free 2018 Bicycle Travel calendar, win sweet prizes, and help us improve bicycle travel conditions in North America. All you have to do is join Adventure Cycling today. See the full post >

I can’t believe it! In 2018, I’m leading one of Adventure Cycling’s guided tours on the Southern Tier … California to Florida, 59 days across the country. Why am I so excited? Read on to find out! See the full post >