Search Results for: Pacific Coast
- Book Report: Holiday Reading Extra
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This selection of books by bike travelers runs the gamut from by-the-numbers trip reports to fantastical fictional journeys awheel. Whether as a stocking stuffer or a respite from the snow ...
- Plan C for the Discovery Olympic Trail
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We’d begun to wonder whether we might, as a career, have local tourism bureaus pay Keriann and me to not come to their town. First it was New Zealand in ...
- A Strange Request
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When was the golden age of cycle touring? The penny farthing era? The summer of ’76 with the birth of the Adventure Cycling Association (then Bikecentennial)? The advent of mountain ...
- The Genesis of the Great Divide
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Tour Divide racers ride the roller coaster of emotions as they hammer the 2,700 miles separating Banff and Antelope Wells. I know this from 1. talking to racers firsthand, 2. reading and ...
- Hellbikes on Ice
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Like an isolated Galapagos, Fairbanks, Alaska, in the 1980s was a veritable hotbed of thriving mutants who evolved with a suite of novel outdoor skills built on the experience and ...
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- Great Tours for eBikes
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Class 1 eBikes are welcomed on most of our fully supported and inn-to-inn tours. Class 1 eBikes are pedal assisted to a max of 20 mph and do not have a ...
- Ten Best Rail Trails For Cyclists
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Rail trails are flat or gently sloping paths open to people but not cars. They follow the lines of old, abandoned railroad tracks, and often connect interesting towns and historical ...
- The Bikepacker Who Mapped Costa Rica
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David Rodríguez Berrón was concerned about the crocodiles. It was late morning when Rodríguez squeezed his brakes and stopped at the edge of the Río Bongo. The muddy road vanished ...