Become a Life Member of Adventure Cycling
Life Membership gives you a lifetime of benefits and provides Adventure Cycling with the financial support to maintain a strong organization. See the full post >
Life Membership gives you a lifetime of benefits and provides Adventure Cycling with the financial support to maintain a strong organization. See the full post >
I don’t think I’ve ever spent a summer in a better spot than Montana. Bagging peaks, floating the river, picking huckleberries, and of course, cycling … if this sounds like your idea of fun, Cycle Montana – Missoula is for you! More interested in dirt riding? Then join us on Cycle the Divide – Montana. […]
For his 40th birthday, David did his first self-contained cycling trip, riding 355 miles in five days. See the full post >
Today Osprey Packs is matching your donation 3 to 1. Donate today to the U.S. Bicycle Route System! See the full post >
Minnesota’s newly designated USBR 41, also called the North Star Route, runs 315 miles from Saint Paul to Canada, including a long stretch along the shore of Lake Superior. Be sure to check out the many attractions listed here. See the full post >
Interested in touring Europe by bicycle? Let BikeTours.com help. They’ve developed unique relationships with locals in the areas that interest you. And today, BikeTours.com is matching your donation to the United States Bicycle Route Campaign 3 to 1! You’re donation goes 3x further! See the full post >
Did you know that registering for Bike Travel Weekend is free AND when you sign up by May 22, you’re entered to win an Advocate Cycles bikepacking bike and an Amtrak trip to Glacier National Park for two, with bikes? See the full post >
Today Stanley, Idaho is matching your donation, dollar for dollar. Donate today to the U.S. Bicycle Route Campaign! See the full post >
The U.S. Bicycle Route System is an amazing 50,000 mile project, but don’t take our word for it. Listen to these cyclists from around the country about why they support building the U.S. Bicycle Route System. See the full post >
Take a peek into the editor of Overland Journal’s offroad toolkit See the full post >