• NPS Active Transportation Guidebook (PDF) – The latest best practices, case studies, and how-to's to help national parks improve biking and walking. 
• Top Five Successes for Biking in National Parks and Top Five Successes for Biking in State Parks – Success stories from Adventure Cycling's partnerships with national and state parks. 
• National parks promote biking opportunities to expand transportation options – July 2018 press release

• A Guide to Bicycle Camping (PDF) by Adventure Cycling
• No-Turn-Away Bike Camping Policies – A list of downloadable state park no-turn-away policies
• How to be Bicycle Travel Friendly – Tips for lodging and campgrounds
• State Parks & Adventure Cycling Routes proximity maps – Montana, New Jersey, Tennessee, Kentucky, Idaho
• Essentials of Bike Parking by the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals
• Oregon State Parks bicycle camping survey results – 2014, 2016

• Natchez Trace Parkway Share the Road campaign
  • Natchez Parkway Staff Promote Bicycle Safety press release
  • Bicycle safety brochure
  • A Tale of the Trace - Adventure Cyclist article 
  • Natchez Trace Parkway Bicycle Planning study – Evaluation, case studies, and recommendations for safety
• Glacier National Park research
  • Bicycle safety brochure
  • Study 1: Comparing Bicyclists, Non-Bicyclists, and Bus Drivers: Characteristics and Opinions of Bicycling Going-to-the-Sun Road
  • Study 2: Assessing Going-to-the-Sun Road Traveler's Attitudes, Knowledge, and Perceptions of Bicycling

• U.S. Bicycle Route System FAQs 
• Letters of Support from North Cascades, C&O Canal, Indiana Dunes, Mississippi National River and Recreation Area, Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
• National Corridor Plan
• Designating Scenic Bikeways: A Framework for Rural Road Owners

Bike Your Park Day is an annual event that inspires thousands of people to bike in or to their parks and public lands on the same day – the last Saturday in September. Rides can be any distance and any type of biking that’s permitted (road, mountain, gravel, etc.). Find resources to plan, register, and promote your ride at www.bikeyourparkday.org. 

Learn more about previous Bike Your Park Day events with the 2018,  2017, and 2016 reports.

Car-free events are a significant way that parks can offer a safe space for people of all ages and abilities to experience the park by bicycle. "Car-free" means that the park either takes advantage of a road closure (typically for plowing) or temporarily shuts down a section of a park road and allows only non-motorized use (except for park staff vehicles and emergency vehicles). 

For guidance on how your park can offer a car-free experience, download the NPS Active Transportation Guidebook (under Biking Best Practices header above) and read Chapter 7. 

• Crater Lake - Ride the Rim, Park Announcement, Travel Oregon Blog, Amtrak Bike Service
• Lassen Volcanic National Park - Hike and Bike the Highway
• Shenandoah's Ride the Drive - Facebook Page, Event Photos, Call for Volunteers
• Natchez Trace Parkway - 6/17/18 Press Release, 9/30/18 Press Release, 9/23/2019 Press Release
• Great Smokies - Vehicle-free days at Cades Cove
• Glacier - Spring Hiker/Biker Season
• Denali -  Spring Cycling, Spring Road Opening
• Acadia - Car-Free Mornings, Facebook Page
• Open Streets Project