2010 ANNUAL REPORT
In 2010, Adventure Cycling enjoyed the best year ever in promoting bicycle travel and bicycling throughout North America.

• Donors gave more than ever before and we were generously supported by grants from SRAM ($30,000), Recreational Equipment, Inc ($20,000), New Belgium Brewing ($15,000), The Lazar Foundation ($10,000), as well as AASHTO's Center for Environmental Excellence ($5,000), which supported technical work on the U.S. Bicycle Route System.
• The routes and mapping staff completed the spectacular 2,478-mile Sierra Cascades Bicycle Route — and took the Adventure Cycling Route Network over 40,000 miles, the largest mapped network of bike-friendly routes in the world.
• Nine issues of Adventure Cyclist were published and to great acclaim.
• We saw our virtual community grow, with 25,000 “fans” on Facebook, 40,000 subscribers to our free e-newsletter Bike Bits, and lots of activity on our redesigned online discussion forums, Flickr, YouTube, and Twitter.
• In 2010, many states leapt forward to create an official U.S. Bicycle Route System (USBRS). Twenty-nine states (up from 12 last year) plus the District of Columbia are working with us to create U.S. Bike Routes.
• All of our efforts added up to new milestones: more maps sold, more visibility, more tours and tour participants, more donations, and more cycling visitors to our Missoula headquarters (nearly 1,100!).

Read more about it by downloading a pdf copy of Adventure Cycling Association’s 2010 Annual Report. Click here to download our most recent audit (pdf).

Our past annual reports are also available in pdf-format below:

2009 Annual Report

2008 Annual Report

2007 Annual Report

2006 Annual Report

2005 Annual Report

2004 Annual Report

2003 Annual Report

2002 Annual Report