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Celebrate Trails Day by volunteering to do a little spring cleaning of the newly opened Adirondack Rail Trail on Saturday, April 27.
Feeling Long Lakey? This central ADK community just added to the Adirondack mountain bike trail count with 2.7 miles of brand new tread on Mount Sebattis.
SPRING BREAK TIP: The Tybee Island Bike Route in Georgia is perfect for beach cruising with your family.
Simply put, our mission is devoted to you--making the most of your time on your bike and helping you achieve your cycling goals. — Sue Commanda, co-President
Glenn Glover, the new executive director of the Barkeater Trails Alliance, has a lot to look forward to this year, such as riding the mountain-bike trails that he now oversees.
You hear the faint, plaintive whisper every time you head down to your basement. At first you think you’re imagining the tiny, barely audible voice. “I miss you . . . Have you forgotten about me? . . . When will we be together again?” Let's talk spring cycling.
It’s February, so I’m focused on skiing, but that doesn’t mean I can’t dream of mountain biking. Specifically a totally off-road route from Keene to Saranac Lake.
Sunshine and perfect snow conditions highlighted the 2024 Empire State Winter Games Winter Bike races at Dewey Mountain Recreation Center in Saranac Lake.
That's right, rally your social peloton and save $$ when you register with at least 10 of your friends for either the Weekender at Paul Smith's College or the Handlebarley Full Weekend package.
When you ride with BikeADK, you ride for the Adirondacks. In 2023 those miles helped us generate over $46,000 for community organizations and nonprofits. You did that!
The Empire State Trail will welcome new bicyclists to the Adirondack Park. Where, and how, they ride once they arrive. Well, that's the fun part. For most, that might include jumping off the trail.
After nearly a decade in the making, the first phase of the Adirondack Rail Trail is officially OPEN! Plus, there's already big plans for the Lake Placid Depot which marks the northern end of the trail.