Adventure Cycling Association

A 10-day group ride from Manhattan to Montreal helped one cyclist appreciate the rhythms of cycling, the camaraderie of other cyclists, and the awe of things we often overlook. Oh, and kazoos. There were plenty of kazoos.

Camp Spokes is a free summer camp program for girls and gender-variant youth to learn about bike mechanics, safe cycling in urban and mountain bike settings, and sustainable DIY projects. This is a trip recap of their first overnight ride down the Virginia Capital Trail, which was helped make possible with an Adventure Cycling Association Minigrant.

We eat a lot on bike tours, but it’s not only about the food. Ask someone about a recipe, and you are asking them about their lives. Food is not simply our fuel, just like bicycles are not only our mode of transport. Both are a way to appreciate and truly get to know the place we are working so hard to travel through in the first place.

Starting to plan your first bike tour and feeling overwhelmed? Planning doesn't have to be complicated, and our writer makes it easier by breaking down the basics in this article and video. 

Bike Friday’s 2024 All-Packa is a delightful vehicle for a three-day amble through Big Sky Country

The Jawbone is Soma’s latest entry into the crowded gravel and bikepacking market. How does it hold up?

Thanks in part to an Adventure Cycling Association Mini Grant, the Coalition for Appropriate Transportation (CAT) was able to host a two-day women's ride this fall, inviting more women into the cycling world. Here are the details from the ride.

Aside from a cool paint job, a nifty framebag, and a dropper post, it’s just a gravel bike, right? Wrong.

Glacial valleys and big mountain passes in the Switzerland of Central Asia.

This June, more than 20 people bike camped along the C&O Canal towpath with the Metro Washington Association of Blind Athletes. This trip was funded in part by an Adventure Cycling Association mini grant.