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The Extra Mile
The Articles in our Blog, The Extra Mile, is a collection of stories and insights into a variety of topics that help you get to know Bicycle Adventures while providing useful information about Training, Gear and Travel. Take a few moments to browse our articles, we are sure you will find them interesting.
Turning a Skier Into a Cyclist
After three years on the team at Bicycle Adventures, I finally embarked on my first bike tour this spring. Why did I wait so long, you...
Outside Magazine: Bicycle Adventures Gets Best of Travel 2015 Award
OUTSIDE Names Bicycle Adventures’ Family Tour Series In Its Best of Travel 2015 Seattle, Washington, March 11, 2015 –– OUTSIDE,...
Favorite Inns for Romance
We hand-pick our inns with two questions in mind: Where would you most enjoy staying? Can you get there on a bicycle? Naturally, we...
‘Resolute’ vs ‘Resolution’; Fun Bike Stuff from CES Las Vegas; Fun in 5 Boros: January Newsletter
Maybe I am just debating semantics. But at the beginning of the year I rarely – if ever – set a new year’s...
Getting to Pamplona: Newbies on the Camino
In the early part of the 21st century, the world was going through changes, and so was I. In my mid-30s, it was time to shake things...
Training Tips for the Off-Season, 2014 Review and more: December Newsletter
“You haven’t been to paradise if you haven’t been to Hawaii.” – Bruno Mars Check out Bicycle...
Happier Than the Sun / It Couldn’t Be Any Better
“… to me the take-away message about any day is to find a moment….and that is all it needs to be…one moment…that fills...
Electric Bikes: Wheels of the Future?
In the past, we’ve been opposed to using electric bikes, but as time has gone on we began getting more and more requests from...
LINK: Bicycle Adventures’ September Newsletter
LINK: Bicycle Adventures’ September Newsletter
Avenue of the Giants: Northern California’s Redwoods
The Avenue of the Giants in California’s Humboldt State Park, is just one of the awe-inspiring places you’ll explore on...
Where it All Began: Washington’s San Juan Islands
Thirty years ago, Washington’s San Juan Islands were a bucolic paradise. Community was strong, roads lightly traveled and...