We’ve all been there- an unfamiliar place with only a phone to help us find our way. Or worse, no internet! We often think we know where we’re going, only to find out we’re just kind of winging it and could use a little help. Whether on a trail or in a city there are […]
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As the saying goes, “Vermont Ain’t Flat”. I quickly found out how true that is on the first day of my four day bike tour around Central Vermont with Ciclismo Classico. Living at sea level, I ride on mostly flat roads with a few small hills mixed in, so I was a bit nervous about
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Sunriver, Oregon, is a great little town near Bend, Oregon, that offers lots of options for travelers wanting to sightsee on foot or on a bike. It’s a newer community, developed in 1965, on the site of a former army camp. What’s great about Sunriver is how easy it is to explore the community and
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Rail trails are increasingly popular, and I love exploring new ones, like the Ashuelot Rail Trail in NH. Even as someone who typically rides on the road, there are so many reasons to embrace and love rail trails, including: No vehicle traffic- It’s nice to have a break from constantly watching for cars and/or worrying
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Whether it’s coffee or beer, “brews” always pair well with a bike ride. The Berkshires of Western Massachusetts is loaded with craft breweries, coffee shops and country roads. Put it all together and you have a perfect weekend adventure. The back roads of the southern Berkshires provide for idyllic riding, and there are many routes
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