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Council Crest - Hewett - Zoo Loop

31 km 477 m
BikePortland.org

The best roads — and backroads — in the Portland region.

31 km 477 m
Portland, OR, US
Verhard

Looking for a quick escape from the office or a memorable weekend jaunt? This loop takes you on o... more

Looking for a quick escape from the office or a memorable weekend jaunt? This loop takes you on one of Portland's most iconic climbs and delivers low-traffic roads, windy flats, and breathtaking views. (less)

Portland, OR, US

Looking for a quick escape from the office or a memorable weekend jaunt? This loop takes you on one of Portland's most iconic climbs and delivers low-traffic roads, windy flats, and breathtaking views.

Looking for a quick escape from the office or a memorable weekend jaunt? This loop takes you on one of Portland's most iconic climbs and delivers low-traffic roads, windy flats, and breathtaking views. (less)

ExpFay_Western Ways_MTB_Intermediate

17 km 195 m
Experience Fayetteville

Convention & Visitors Bureau for Fayetteville, Arkansas

17 km 195 m
Washington County, AR, US
Grotendeels onverhard

An intermediate mountain bike route featuring the popular Western Don and Wiggins Way trails at t... more

An intermediate mountain bike route featuring the popular Western Don and Wiggins Way trails at the Lake Wedington Recreation Area trail system. The rocky, undulating terrain in this heavily wooded pocket of the Ozark National Forest drains nicely – making it a destination for year-round riding. (less)

Washington County, AR, US

An intermediate mountain bike route featuring the popular Western Don and Wiggins Way trails at the Lake Wedington Recreation Area trail system. The rocky, undulating terrain in this heavily wooded pocket of...more

An intermediate mountain bike route featuring the popular Western Don and Wiggins Way trails at the Lake Wedington Recreation Area trail system. The rocky, undulating terrain in this heavily wooded pocket of the Ozark National Forest drains nicely – making it a destination for year-round riding. (less)

Taste of Essex

199 km 221 m
Waterfront Regeneration Trust

Routes along the waterfront for all your cycling needs

199 km 221 m
Leamington, Ontario, CA
Gemengde oppervlakken

A 198km loop experiencing some of the greatest that the Windsor-Essex area has to offer! It's win... more

A 198km loop experiencing some of the greatest that the Windsor-Essex area has to offer! It's wineries, waterfront, and, if you're interested, visits to the southernmost point in mainland Canada in the birder's paradise at Point Pelee National Park, and the southernmost populated point along the quiet shores of Pelee Island. While this tour can be completed in two days, we recommend completing this route in 3-4 in order to truly experience and enjoy the area.

We recommend starting your trip with a ride around Leamington to Point Pelee National Park with serene views of the water, plenty of casual walking, including a kilometer-long wetland boardwalk, and long sand beaches. For the full monty, hitch a ride on the aptly-named Pelee Islander ferry to Pelee Island where you can cycle 30km of the Waterfront Trail, visit wineries and restaurants, B&Bs beaches and take in a hike or two.

Then, ride the 2-day loop from Leamington to Windsor, enjoying our rural and waterfront communities along the way!

Share your trip with the #waterfronttrail hashtag. We'd love to hear more about your experience!

For more information on the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail including free downloadable maps and itineraries visit waterfronttrail.org (less)

Leamington, Ontario, CA

A 198km loop experiencing some of the greatest that the Windsor-Essex area has to offer! It's wineries, waterfront, and, if you're interested, visits to the southernmost point in mainland Canada in the birde...more

A 198km loop experiencing some of the greatest that the Windsor-Essex area has to offer! It's wineries, waterfront, and, if you're interested, visits to the southernmost point in mainland Canada in the birder's paradise at Point Pelee National Park, and the southernmost populated point along the quiet shores of Pelee Island. While this tour can be completed in two days, we recommend completing this route in 3-4 in order to truly experience and enjoy the area.

We recommend starting your trip with a ride around Leamington to Point Pelee National Park with serene views of the water, plenty of casual walking, including a kilometer-long wetland boardwalk, and long sand beaches. For the full monty, hitch a ride on the aptly-named Pelee Islander ferry to Pelee Island where you can cycle 30km of the Waterfront Trail, visit wineries and restaurants, B&Bs beaches and take in a hike or two.

Then, ride the 2-day loop from Leamington to Windsor, enjoying our rural and waterfront communities along the way!

Share your trip with the #waterfronttrail hashtag. We'd love to hear more about your experience!

For more information on the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail including free downloadable maps and itineraries visit waterfronttrail.org (less)

Pilot Knob Out-and-Back

50 km 731 m
Bike TN

50 km 731 m
Camden, TN, US
Verhard

This out-and-back journey begins in downtown Camden, Tenn., and heads east to explore Nathan Bedf... more

This out-and-back journey begins in downtown Camden, Tenn., and heads east to explore Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park, located along the banks of the Tennessee River and Kentucky Lake Reservoir. While there, make time to stop at the Tennessee River Folklife Interpretive Center and Musuem, situated on one of the highest points in West Tennessee, Pilot Knob. This route offers plenty of climbing and highlights the region's historic landscape. (less)

Camden, TN, US

This out-and-back journey begins in downtown Camden, Tenn., and heads east to explore Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park, located along the banks of the Tennessee River and Kentucky Lake Reservoir. While ther...more

This out-and-back journey begins in downtown Camden, Tenn., and heads east to explore Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park, located along the banks of the Tennessee River and Kentucky Lake Reservoir. While there, make time to stop at the Tennessee River Folklife Interpretive Center and Musuem, situated on one of the highest points in West Tennessee, Pilot Knob. This route offers plenty of climbing and highlights the region's historic landscape. (less)

Railway Paths with a Return Ticket

35 km 292 m
Pedalution

Creating mass participation cycle rides across the UK

35 km 292 m
Bristol, England, GB
Verhard

Utilising two old railway lines this route takes you on a gentle climb south out of the city befo... more

Utilising two old railway lines this route takes you on a gentle climb south out of the city before looping across to Saltford on country roads to the famous Bristol to Bath Path for a traffic free return. Great for all abilities in this direction, including kids. (less)

Bristol, England, GB

Utilising two old railway lines this route takes you on a gentle climb south out of the city before looping across to Saltford on country roads to the famous Bristol to Bath Path for a traffic free return. G...more

Utilising two old railway lines this route takes you on a gentle climb south out of the city before looping across to Saltford on country roads to the famous Bristol to Bath Path for a traffic free return. Great for all abilities in this direction, including kids. (less)

Cambridge, MA to New Hampshire All-Roads: 145 miles

233 km 2.081 m
Eastern Massachusetts All-Roads Cycling

Gravel and All-Roads Adventures from Greater Boston to Beyond...

233 km 2.081 m
Cambridge, MA, US
Gemengde oppervlakken

A long ride from Cambridge, MA to the excellent dirt roads of southern New Hampshire, including H... more

A long ride from Cambridge, MA to the excellent dirt roads of southern New Hampshire, including Hilltop Cafe, multiple towns and farms, beautiful rail trails and going by the base of Pack Monadnock. Maximized for dirt roads. You can add on a climb of Pack Monadnock for a truly epic day, or split it into several days by bikepacking or staying at a hotel. Some roads that are gravel are listed as paved, so more like 40-50 miles of gravel. Three short sections of single-track and Class VI road mean that you need a bike with tires 35mm or wider. (less)

Cambridge, MA, US

A long ride from Cambridge, MA to the excellent dirt roads of southern New Hampshire, including Hilltop Cafe, multiple towns and farms, beautiful rail trails and going by the base of Pack Monadnock. Maximize...more

A long ride from Cambridge, MA to the excellent dirt roads of southern New Hampshire, including Hilltop Cafe, multiple towns and farms, beautiful rail trails and going by the base of Pack Monadnock. Maximized for dirt roads. You can add on a climb of Pack Monadnock for a truly epic day, or split it into several days by bikepacking or staying at a hotel. Some roads that are gravel are listed as paved, so more like 40-50 miles of gravel. Three short sections of single-track and Class VI road mean that you need a bike with tires 35mm or wider. (less)

Maximum Gravel

104 km 1.590 m
Luke's Adventure Rides

dirty climbs

104 km 1.590 m
Rutland, MA, US
Gemengde oppervlakken

This is dirt road gluttony! A circuitous path around Barre MA hitting as many old roads, climbs, ... more

This is dirt road gluttony! A circuitous path around Barre MA hitting as many old roads, climbs, and sandy dirt patches as possible. Ideal tires: ~40mm fast rolling. (less)

Rutland, MA, US

This is dirt road gluttony! A circuitous path around Barre MA hitting as many old roads, climbs, and sandy dirt patches as possible. Ideal tires: ~40mm fast rolling.

This is dirt road gluttony! A circuitous path around Barre MA hitting as many old roads, climbs, and sandy dirt patches as possible. Ideal tires: ~40mm fast rolling. (less)

Vallis Aurea

101 km 776 m
Papuk Geopark

Ride in nature, enjoy in Papuk Geopark

101 km 776 m
Požega, Požeško-Slavonska županija, HR
Verhard

If you want to fully meet and "taste" Valiss Aurea valley this route is a MUST!

If you want to fully meet and "taste" Valiss Aurea valley this route is a MUST! (less)

Požega, Požeško-Slavonska županija, HR

If you want to fully meet and "taste" Valiss Aurea valley this route is a MUST!

If you want to fully meet and "taste" Valiss Aurea valley this route is a MUST! (less)

Little Belt Cabin Connector

306 km 5.840 m
John in Butte

Sweet Gravel and MTB Rides around Montana (and Mexico!)

306 km 5.840 m
Little Belt Mountains, Montana
Gemengde oppervlakken

The Little Belt Cabin Connector is a figure-8 gravel route that links five USFS rental cabins in ... more

The Little Belt Cabin Connector is a figure-8 gravel route that links five USFS rental cabins in the Little Belt Mountains of Central MT. The route starts on Kings Hill Pass and includes both an eastern and western loop through dense forest, open parks, rolling ridgetops, friendly towns, gorgeous river valleys, and open prairie. Renting all five cabins can logistically be challenging, but numerous camping options are also available for this epic Montana ride. (less)

Little Belt Mountains, Montana

The Little Belt Cabin Connector is a figure-8 gravel route that links five USFS rental cabins in the Little Belt Mountains of Central MT. The route starts on Kings Hill Pass and includes both an eastern and...more

The Little Belt Cabin Connector is a figure-8 gravel route that links five USFS rental cabins in the Little Belt Mountains of Central MT. The route starts on Kings Hill Pass and includes both an eastern and western loop through dense forest, open parks, rolling ridgetops, friendly towns, gorgeous river valleys, and open prairie. Renting all five cabins can logistically be challenging, but numerous camping options are also available for this epic Montana ride. (less)

Cumbria Cycleway - Section 1 - Arnside to Grange

26 km 166 m
Neil Wheadon

Touring routes throughout the UK

26 km 166 m
Lake District, England, GB
Verhard

This section starts at Arnside Pier. It sounds grand but it's smaller than expected being a 20 me... more

This section starts at Arnside Pier. It sounds grand but it's smaller than expected being a 20 metre stone structure that juts into the estuary. From the pier the ride sweeps the bay heading briefly inland before extensive views to the left of Morecambe Bay and the fells. Swinging north and inland, you pass through pretty agricultural land, which is very flat with only 2 small climbs. The lanes are narrowish and full of cyclists.
It gets a little busier around Levens Hall where you join the A6, however most traffic is on the A590 and there is a stretch of pavement to use. Through Levens and some cycling infrastructure kicks in. There is a cyclepath and bridge built for cyclists that parallels the A590 and a route under the A590 that is controlled by a traffic light specifically for cyclists. After this you have one more climb before arriving on the outskirts of Grange. The Cumbrian Cycleway and the newer Sustrans routes (70 and 700) enter Grange along the road. However it is highly recommended to enter via the promenade but you need to walk your bike for a section

Changes to Cumbria Cycleway
There is one change to the original route where a farm track has been replaced by a cyclepath next to the A590, at 13.7 km. Rather than the cyclepath and bridge along the edge of the A590, the cycleway went right after the garages to take the first left along a farm track to pass the farm on the right to bear left under the escarpment. It’s now been replaced by a sustrans route

SUSTRANS
Routes 70 and 700 use part of this now
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Lake District, England, GB

This section starts at Arnside Pier. It sounds grand but it's smaller than expected being a 20 metre stone structure that juts into the estuary. From the pier the ride sweeps the bay heading briefly inland ...more

This section starts at Arnside Pier. It sounds grand but it's smaller than expected being a 20 metre stone structure that juts into the estuary. From the pier the ride sweeps the bay heading briefly inland before extensive views to the left of Morecambe Bay and the fells. Swinging north and inland, you pass through pretty agricultural land, which is very flat with only 2 small climbs. The lanes are narrowish and full of cyclists.
It gets a little busier around Levens Hall where you join the A6, however most traffic is on the A590 and there is a stretch of pavement to use. Through Levens and some cycling infrastructure kicks in. There is a cyclepath and bridge built for cyclists that parallels the A590 and a route under the A590 that is controlled by a traffic light specifically for cyclists. After this you have one more climb before arriving on the outskirts of Grange. The Cumbrian Cycleway and the newer Sustrans routes (70 and 700) enter Grange along the road. However it is highly recommended to enter via the promenade but you need to walk your bike for a section

Changes to Cumbria Cycleway
There is one change to the original route where a farm track has been replaced by a cyclepath next to the A590, at 13.7 km. Rather than the cyclepath and bridge along the edge of the A590, the cycleway went right after the garages to take the first left along a farm track to pass the farm on the right to bear left under the escarpment. It’s now been replaced by a sustrans route

SUSTRANS
Routes 70 and 700 use part of this now
(less)