The
external links below have been
selected for accuracy, relevancy, & all-around usefulness
by the Editors of RoadTrip America. Please let
us know if you have comments or suggestions.
Bike
the Lewis & Clark Trail: Created by the Adventure
Cycling Association, this site has maps of the entire 4,618-mile
route from Hartford, Illinois, to Astoria, Oregon.
(6/13/04)
Bikes,
not Cars! PT Cruiser, Jeep, and Honda Racing bikes
are featured at The
Masked Merchant, a remarkable diverse source for camping
and biking equipment.
Arkansas
Biking Resources: "The Natural State" has
51 state parks with well-developed biking trails and paths.
This site has plenty of links and photo galleries.
Mountain
Biking Trail Finder: This joint project of the International
Mountain Biking association & Trails.com includes topo
maps, routes & more
The
Air Line Rail Trail: This 50-mile trail in eastern
Connecticut features 150-foot tall viaducts over rivers and
panoramic views An example of the burgeoning movement to create
bicycle routes out of abandoned railroad right-of-ways.
Banff
National Park: Suggested routes & useful tips
for mountain bike rides in the Canadian Rockies
Bicycling
Events Calendar: Superb list for touring and mountain
bike events throughout the U.S. and Canada
Pedaling.com
has the very best interactive bike trip planning service on
the Web. It is easy to use, fast and allows riders to choose
a tour based upon location, difficulty, distance traveled
and local amenities. The planner generates a map and directions
that can be easily printed and placed in the rider's cue sheet
pouch on her/his bike.
The
Exploratorium in San Francisco has created an exhibition
about the science of cycling. There is some really cool stuff
here!
MtbReview.com
is owned by Consumer Review and provides information and trail
reviews for over 6000 mountain bike trails in North America,
as well as serving as the portal site for the on-line mountain
biking community.
