Riding through Michigan can feel beautiful and scenic, as there are so many views of forests, farmland, and tranquil riverfronts. Many options await anyone who yearns for calm, scenic surroundings or, on the other hand, a challenging adventure. Some cover short distances suitable for casual weekend spins. Others stretch across large portions of the state,
I’ve spent many weekends exploring San Francisco by bike, rolling along waterfront trails, tackling steep climbs, and soaking in remarkable panoramas. It’s a city I always love to visit, primarily because my family lives there and secondary because I love riding my bike there. The city’s cycling scene offers something for every skill level and
Portland, Oregon—one of the most cyclist-friendly cities in the U.S. Its bike culture is the stuff of legend, with sprawling paths, gorgeous scenery, and countless places that beg to be explored on two wheels. If you’ve ever been curious about exploring the best of Portland by bike, or if you’re just looking to mix up
The Great Divide Mountain Bike Route (GDMBR) is a trail that offers a lifetime experience. Picture this: thousands of miles of rugged terrain, from the towering peaks of the Canadian Rockies to the arid beauty of New Mexico’s deserts. It’s a ride that tests you in every way possible and rewards you with memories that
Seattle’s biking scene is top-notch, especially during the summer. Pedaling through diverse neighborhoods and scenic spots not only keeps you fit but also lets you soak in the city’s vibrant atmosphere. Let’s face it, strengthening those leg muscles without killing your joints is a win-win. So, buckle up, or rather, helmet up, and let’s explore