Adventure Cycling Association

Cyclist fatalities are on the rise while motorist fatalities are decreasing. So what are we doing about it? Here are three ways Adventure Cycling is advocating for safer roads for bike travel.

Rumble strips have been a growing problem for bicyclists over the last decade. But a new state ranking and best practices guide will set bicycle safety standards that we can use to advocate transportation decision makers.   

Advocating for better bike travel conditions won't work without you! Taking action is one way your voice can make a difference, whether it's commenting on a park plan or contacting your political representative. Here are five simple tips that will help your voice be more effective.

Mike Lessard, Adventure Cycling's Tours Director, toured through Death Valley last year with one of our Guided Tours. While he lives and grew up in the mountains, this desert area is now one of his favorite places to tour.

Winner of the Greg Siple Award for Young Adult Bicycle Travel Thea Garrett got youth on bikes in Arctic Kotzebue, Alaska.

After winning the Greg Siple Award for Young Adult Bicycle Travel, Briana Cohen, 23, of Austin, Texas gave over 70 people, including those who can't see, the gift of bicycle travel.

Pam Murray of Charlotte, North Carolina won an Amtrak train trip with roomette and bike fees for two to Glacier National Park—just for registering for Bike Your Park Day in 2018. The Amtrak trip was part of the Bike Travel Weekend and Bike Your Park Day sweepstakes. Pam documented her trip, which included planes, trains, automobiles—and bikes.

The story of our safety work in Kansas starts in a dark place, but some of the most important work can also be the hardest.

Do you have a child in your life and want to share your love of cycling with him or her? Bike Your Park Day on the last Saturday in September is the perfect day to explore parks and public lands with kids. Here are some tips to make Bike Your Park Day with kids more enjoyable.

Adventure Cycling cartographers are happy to announce the release of the latest route in the Adventure Cycling Route Network: Arkansas High Country Route (ARHC). This new route provides three mixed-surface loops along scenic riverways and through the hideouts and “hollers” of the Ouachita and Ozark Mountains in central and northwest Arkansas.