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|  A1 Trails Guide to Bicycling in the USA
Road BicyclingThe USA has some terrific destinations for bicycle touring whether for one day or a week or more. Much of its wide open spaces are crisscrossed by a grid of roads and, in some cases, bike trails. However, roads in some areas may be too busy and lack paved shoulders to make for pleasant cycling. If you want to cycle across the US, there are a couple of commercial tour companies that offer a cross-country tour.
For more information about bicycling in selected regions, click on the map above or the name of the state below. Minnesota | Wisconsin | Michigan | Pennsylvania | New York | New Hampshire | Vermont | Massachusetts | Connecticut & Rhode Island | Maine | More to come eventually... Bike PathsThe American Discovery Trail is a route that crosses the US following quiet roads and recreation paths. The 6,350-mile route is intended for walking and bicycling. www.discoverytrail.org See the Rail Trails pages for information about off-road bicycling paths, greenways and rail trails. Bicycling Clubs and EventsFor a list of bicycling clubs see US Bike Clubs & Organizations For a calendar of biking events see US Bike Events ResourcesAdventure Cycling Association (formerly Bikecentennial) is a resource center for touring cyclists, publishes maps of cross-country touring routes. Bicycle & Pedestrian Program The Federal Highway Administration's Bicycle and Pedestrian Program Office is responsible for promoting bicycle and pedestrian transportation accessibility, use, and safety. Bicycling Information Center - clearinghouse for information about bicycling safety, engineering, advocacy, education, enforcement and transportation. Other United States Outdoor Pages
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