To train or not to train? Depends on how long you have to do your cross-country tour.
For many (including me), the worst part of a bike tour happens before you ever leave the house. It’s that dreadful, anxiety-ridden task of researching and preparing for the upcoming adventure.
International bicycle touring is a huge topic. But keep in mind these vital tips that make bicycle travel abroad different from touring at home.
When planning your bike tour, don't rule out using Amtrak trains to get you there. Their new bike service makes transporting your bike easier and faster.
The world is at your fingertips! Whether that's exciting or overwhelming, we'll help you get started planning your best guided bicycle tour, with tips to narrow down your search options and find your touring style.
Traveling with your bike but not atop it? There are several ways to get your mechanical steed from here to there but most involve disassembling and boxing it. Here's how.
Ultralight bicycle touring is half knowing what you shouldn't live without and half knowing what your friends are bringing. Here's one group's lightweight packing lists for a summer five-day, off-road ride in Alberta’s Kananaskis Country.
Smitten with the idea of traveling by bicycle but don’t how to get started? In this article, Adventure Cycling staff answer some of the common questions that beginning bicycle travelers often ask.
Some like it smooth and some like it rocky. When planning your first bicycle tour, consider the terrain and associated scenery that will give you the best tour experience.
Let us walk you through the questions and decisions that will help you determine the best style of touring for you.
