www.adventurecycling.org
(800) 755-2453 or info@adventurecycling.org
Adventure Cycling Association inspires, empowers and connects people to travel by bicycle.
Bringing everyone the transformational joy of bicycle travel.
1973
First
54,526 Life members: 2,649 Shop members: 135 Affiliated bicycle clubs: 45
Adventure Cyclist (top bicycle-travel magazine in the U.S. with 54,000 member subscriptions and a total readership of over 100,000); Cyclosource (bicycle travel gear and maps); Tours Book; Bike Bits (free eNewsletter with more than 109,000 subscribers); Adventure Cycling Member newsletter (free eNewsletter with 45,790 subscribers); USBRS eNews (free eNewsletter with 6,206 subscribers); Dynamo Jenny (free eNewletter with 1507 subscribers and the Dynamo Jenny podcast.
1 million visitors
75K Facebook fans
26.7K Twitter followers
10.4K Youtube subscribers
45.6K Instagram followers
Forums (more than 11,340 users); Cyclosource store; How To Department; Publications Archive (find Adventure Cyclist articles from as far back as 1984); Adventure Cycling Blog (www.adventurecycling.org/resources/blog) www.bikeovernights.org, which provides inspiration, resources, and tools for short bicycle tours, and www.bicycletravelbloggers.org, an aggregation site for bike travel blogs
50,527 miles (118 maps)
The two map sections for the Delmarva Bicycle Route, released in 2021 brought us to 50,527 mapped miles. All maps are available as GPX Data and may be purchased through the Bicycle Route Navigator mobile app.
940,379 (41,635 print, GPX and app downloads in 2021)
Tours:
We offer self-contained, inn-to-inn, fully supported, van supported, and educational bicycle tours. As a non-profit tour operator, all proceeds from Adventure Cycling tours go back into program support.
Group tours offered in 2021: 65 Number of tour participants: 926
Coordinating the emerging U.S. Bicycle Route System. Advocating nationally for better bike-travel conditions which includes working with Amtrak, and national and state parks for better bike access and facilities. Adventure Cycling also advocates for biking at the national and state levels and works with tourism bureaus to promote more active travel and bike tourism.
Facebook: facebook.com/adventurecycling & facebook.com/usbrs
Twitter: twitter.com/advcyclingassoc & twitter.com/usbicycleroutes
YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/AdvCyclingAssoc
Instagram: instagram.com/adventurecycling
Flickr: www.flickr.com/people/adventurecycling