Adventure Cycling Association

Adventure Cycling Association opened submissions for Short Routes: two- to five-day bicycle routes

New routes in Idaho,  Pennsylvania, and Tennessee. USBR 20 in Minnesota has been extended and adjusted. And Alaska's network will now connect to the Lower 48.

A new installment to quarterly communications from Adventure Cycling's leadership.

Meet our four 2023 Adventure Cycling Association Ambassadors: Ariel Marlowe, Mike Ripley, Taneika Duhaney, and Jenna Phillips.

A new installment to quarterly communications from Adventure Cycling's leadership.

Cyclists passing through Connecticut, on their way to New York City, Montreal, or points in between, will be able to navigate with green and white USBR 7 signs.

We’re proud to announce a win for cyclists on one of Montana’s scenic thoroughfares that links up popular Adventure Cycling routes.

Adventure Cycling Association is proud to announce the designation of two new U.S. Bicycle Routes in Arkansas and Tennessee. Authorities also approved the realignment and extension of additional routes in Minnesota, New York and Ohio. These new routes add almost 425 miles to the U.S. Bicycle Route System, bringing it to nearly 19,000 miles in total!

Thank you to the hundreds of cyclists who celebrated Bike Your Park Day!