Adventure Cycling Association

14 recommendations and reviews from 14 people

• Referral from June 12, 2017
  

  Bill P. asked:

  Question: flying into Missoula Saturday the 17th, but don't get in to 8p then will unpack my bike. Is there a place I Can stealth camp close to airport or should I just sleep at airport? heading over to Seely Lake on Sunday then hoping on GDMBR and heading North to Glacier. Any help would be appreciated!

  

  Philip K. replied:

  Missoula is the headquarters of Adventure Cycling Association (adventurecycling.org) I'm sure someone there could point you in the right direction.

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• Referral from April 16, 2017
  

  Charles E. asked:

  Hello Bicycle Touring and Bikepackers: A friend from Germany wishes to visit the US this October and to cycle from Boston to Wash DC. I have done some research, checking bikely.com, bikepa.com, adventurecycling.org. Can anyone recommend additional resources for planning a route? Many thanks!

  

  Lois D. replied:

  check out www.adventurecycling.org maps section

  

  Alan B. replied:

  If you travel the Atlantic route with Adventure Cycling Association you're always welcome to stay here...I'm a Warmshower's host so you'll find me there...or just message me.

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• Referral from September 18, 2016
  

  Cooper M. asked:

  I want to tour across America summer of senior year. I just started sophomore year and I live on the east coast but I want to start planning my route. I want to stay north of America in coniferous forest like areas. I have no clue where to start with planning a route so any suggestion are helpful! Thanks!

  

  Tom M. replied:

  Adventurecycling.org

  

  Rob F. replied:

  I'd recommend adventure cycling association's Northern Tier route, and pair that up with the Great Allegheny Passage and C&O Canal trails once you get to Pittsburgh (or reverse if it you want to go east-west).

  

  Loree W. replied:

  As it's your first tour, the Adventure Cycling Association might be a good way to go. Their maps are a bit pricey, but they will give you local information along the way. All campsites and shops are marked so it might help to give you a sense of security about where you can get food and sleep each night. There are several routes, but it sounds like you would probably be most interested in the Northern Tier route. https://www.adventurecycling.org

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• Referral from January 14, 2016
  

  Hayley B. asked:

  Hello all! I'm planning my first bicycle tour across the US (starting in Oregon/Washington) and heading east. Does anyone have any specific places they'd recommend seeing along the way?

  

  Scott E. replied:

  Check in at Missoula Montana. https://www.adventurecycling.org

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• Referral from December 17, 2014
  

  Skye B. asked:

  What handlebar mounted, waterproof GPS unit do you all recommend? I am looking for simple, reliable, inexpensive

  

  Paul D. replied:

  Here is a useful article on the Garmin Touring, and GPS in general. You can get Adventure Cycling Association routes pre-packed in Garmin. http://www.adventurecycling.org/.../garmin-edge-touring.../

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• Referral from September 23, 2014
  

  Matt T. asked:

  Anyone know a good website to map out touring in United States?

  

  Steve P. replied:

  Www.adventurecycling.org

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• Referral from August 21, 2014
  

  Petra T. asked:

  Can you please recommend any forum (website or FB page) where I can find a touring partner? Many thanks

  

  Rick A. replied:

  Www.Adventurecycling.org

  

  Derek W. replied:

  +1 on www.adventurecycling.org

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• Referral from July 13, 2014
  

  Greeshma Y. asked:

  Hello! I am new to bike touring. I am visiting Portland and was hoping for a 2-3 day bike tour around the Columbia Gorge area. Any suggestions? Since I will be arriving there with no gear, I wanted to rent a bike and may be stay in hostels? Any recommendations for renting gear and staying?

  

  Christopher B. replied:

  Check out AdventureCycling.org Good info and great resources.

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• Referral from December 15, 2013
  

  Dave S. asked:

  Hello fellow Bicycle Touring peeps ... Was wanting to know if anyone can recommend a good " Bicycle Touring Book " Something with a bit of 101 on all aspects of Cycle touring. Thanks.

  

  Tim S. replied:

  Essential Touring Cyclist IS-110 $16.95 at Adventurecycling.org

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• Referral from March 21, 2012
  

  peter c. asked:

  I know I already asked this, but now I'm pleading! Does anyone have a recommendation for a summer teen biking program? My 15-year old is looking to do a 3-5 week trip. There's a lot of bike tour...

  

  Try Adventure Cycling Association. They may have a trip or recommendation. http://www.adventurecycling.org

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