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Reviewed By: Emily Gibson on 7/6/19

We utilized part of Map 11, from Ticonderoga, NY to East Thetford, VT. We needed to do our own route to get to Portsmouth, NH. While we enjoyed this section, absolutely loving every bit of Vermont, we did go off route to camp at Branbury State Park, and took Brandon's Gap instead of Middlebury Gap. Vermont's drivers are some of the best in the country, so courteous and kind. Accurate routing and map.

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Reviewed By: Jack Lawless on 1/17/18

In planning my cycling tour across Canada and parts of the U.S., my only concern was tackling the Adirondaks efficiently. I was very comfortable with the information gathered on cycling the Erie Canal, but how was I to get from Albany through the mountains and on to Nova Scotia. The Tier 11 map provided the answers to all my questions. Clearly illustrated maps in ‘bite sized’ sections, elevation data that I considered indispensable. Notes on accommodations, attractions, Bike Shops. It was all here! Thank you Adventure Cycling Association!

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Reviewed By: Andrew Smethurst on 9/2/16

I am a "born again" bicyclist and have just joined the ACA. I am, however, very familiar with the Downeast area of Maine and was disappointed to see the routes from Bar Harbor to Brunswick pretty much followed Rte3 and then Rte1. These are heavily trafficked roads and I wouldn't voluntarily cycle on them, especially if doing so for pleasure. Cars, trucks whizzing by at 50mph is not conducive to a relaxed ride. I liked the format and quality of the map and will be buying more of the Northern Tier set. Just a little disappointed about the unimaginative choice of route out of Maine,

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Reviewed By: Steven Hill on 7/9/12

I rode from Anacotes WA to Palmyra NY in 2009. These maps are abosolutely the best !! These maps ensure good roads and take the "gamble" out of finding a place to camp for the night. The only time I got "lost" was when I thought I saw a better route than was on the map !! Steve Hill, now living in Vermilion Ohio

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Reviewed By: Armand Gonsoulin on 9/8/11

We had problems getting back into the country from Niagara Falls, Canada. The bridge that was shown on the map, was not bike friendly. The border people didn't like us crossing at that point and suggested you all change it to the Rainbow bridge.