There are many benefits of being an Adventure Cycling member, but maybe none as great as getting 30% off Adventure Cycling maps. See the full post >

Kristina shares many helpful tips from her travel through Norway’s northern region from Tromso to the end of Lofoten archipelago. See the full post >

Bike Travel Weekend and National Trails Day are on the same weekend, and now a new partnership between Adventure Cycling Association and the American Hiking Society makes it easier than ever to be part of both events. See the full post >

Shopping at Adventure Cycling’s Cyclosource store ensures your money is being put back into the bicycling advocacy projects you care about.  See the full post >

There are many reasons why designating U.S. Bicycle Routes is good for your community and state. Here are the top 10 ways that the U.S. Bicycle Route System (USBRS) benefits everyone in America. See the full post >

When you travel by bike, be sure to feed the butterflies … let Willie Weir explain. 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. […]

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 >

For his 40th birthday, David did his first self-contained cycling trip, riding 355 miles in five days. See the full post >