The Sweet Life of a Bike Tour Guide Jason is a Chocolatier by trade (a title arguably cooler than Astronaut or Olympic Trampolinist) and the mastermind behind Artisan Confections in Arlington, VA. As an entrepreneur and small business owner Jason knows a thing or two about...
Our Private Bike Tours are an excellent way to reconnect with friends and family while cycling some of the most beautiful destinations across the country. Any of our 45+ tours can be made into a private departure, including our famous Great Allegheny Passage tours and our...
"Discover the Unexpected" Travel Wisconsin's slogan is apt in describing the nature of travel to this midwest state. Despite Madison being designated a platinum-level cycling city since 2015 and the beauty of Milwaukee's lakefront Art Museum, this cheese-filled destination doesn't always get the love that it...
2025 Bike Tour T-Shirt Design Contest submission deadline has been extended to March 1st! Enter your own original design for a chance to win a $500 trip credit to any of our award-winning bike tours! Designs should be in .JPG, .PNG, or .PDF format and may include...
Travel Tuesday The term "Travel Tuesday" was coined back in 2017 by the online booking site Hopper once they looked at their data and found that it was cheapest to book flights and hotels the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. This has led many companies to offer even more...
Check out the route descriptions for the Oregon Willamette Valley Tour using the interactive map below! Click on the colored route segment for the riding description for each day. ...
Check out the route descriptions for the Florida Coast to Coast Bike Tour using the interactive map below! Click on the colored route segment for the riding description for each day, a color equals a day. ...
Check out the route descriptions for our Minnesota Paul Bunyan Trail Bike Tour using the interactive map below! Click on the colored route segment for the riding description for each day, a color equals a day. ...
"Some eight-thousand feet above sea level on the Old Santa Fe Trail we look out over the high desert peaks in complete silence. The climb was punctuated by short, winding downhill sections that gave us plenty of chances to catch our breath, but by the...
The C&O Canal is Getting Some Much-Needed Attention, As Told By The Neighboring Towpath A little about me. I was technically born between 1828 and 1850 as the land component of the C&O Canal that runs 184.5 miles from Washington DC to Cumberland, MD. I was...