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The bicycle is perfectly
suited to exploring the
landscapes and
mindscapes of historical
figures and events.
The pace of the
bicycle permits
travelers to appreciate
their surroundings
and brings them closer
to the pace at which
Americans moved prior
to the advent of
motorized transportation.
- Ginny Sullivan
New Routes Coordinator
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Underground Railroad Bicycle Route

Endorsements

SUPPORTING THE PROJECT

Endorsements
Organizations interested in supporting the Underground Railroad Bicycle Route have many options.  Offering an Endorsement is one.

Read the Endorsement Letters the project has received thus far:

Those interested in providing a letter of support should or call her at 800-755-2453 x229.

Donate
You can also support The Underground Railroad Bicycle Route through a donation. Financial support helps Adventure Cycling Association and the Center for Minority Health meet our goal of encouraging people from all walks of life and cultural backgrounds to explore the landscapes and history of American by bicycle.

People Power Makes a Difference
Time and effort are two things that every project needs to make it great - if you've got it, we want it! Check out How to Get Involved page and volunteer to be a part of this special project.


Thanks to REI for their generous support of the
Underground Railroad Bicycle Route project.


 

 

 

 


 

 

 

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