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Throughout the past few years, as Wilmington has slowly become a destination for mountain biking, two local kids and a small group of volunteers have been working on transforming a local park into a feature-packed mountain bike park.
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Ever wonder what it was like to live like a Vanderbilt? Well, for three days in August, we lived it during the first of two BikeADK Great Camp Sagamore Experience events planned for this year.
If picturesque scenery, wonderful company, the outdoors, and hearing the call of the loon are on your Adirondack bucket list, then The Weekender at Paul Smith's College delivered.
The Adirondack Park is larger than the state of Vermont, and that’s a lot of territory to cover. But Adirondack Life magazine, our Bike ADK Partner of the Month for August, has been all over every aspect of the North Country since 1969.
Hosted at the iconic Hotel Saranac, this now annual weekend getaway paired some of the most stunning road cycling in the Adirondacks with delicious local dining in postcard perfect downtown Saranac Lake, a community filled with quirky shops, art galleries and stunning architecture.
The Aug. 6-8 Weekender at Paul Smith's College event will benefit the Climate Fellowship Program. But this year, guests will also be invited to bring their old bikes and bike gear to donate to help the college Outfit a New Explorer. This is a very cool new initiative.
Mark your calendars, friends! We've got a packed summer and fall of incredible Adirondack cycling events. Road, mountain, gravel and even a few family focused events like the all-new Pisgah Pedalfest. It's in here and more...
Not only is Hammer Nutrition our featured partner this month, but we're also stoked to announce that we'll have Hammer products fueling you at every BikeADK signature event this summer.
Ride for the River is more than just a bike ride with friends and family; it’s an opportunity to learn about the Ausable River Association (AsRA) and the difference we’re making for our streams and lakes. And it’s a gathering celebrating the resilience of our communities inaugurated in 2012, the year after Tropical Storm Irene ripped through our communities. So why ride for the river? Here are a few ways your registration dollars make a difference.
If you want spectacular mountain views, rushing rivers, and shaded country roads, then this month’s ride spot has what you’re looking for. The countryside around Wilmington, NY, offers all of this for road cyclists and will be offering it up with special bonuses during the Ride for the River weekend on July 17-18.
Our ride spot this month takes us to the Essex Chain of Lakes south of Newcomb. It’s hard to believe today that for a century this area was a bustling logging operation and off limits to the public.