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Bicycle Touring
Bicycle touring is a great way to spend a weekend, a week's vacation, or more! And the backcountry roads, bike paths, and trails around New England offer some of the best places in the world for bike-touring. To help you plan a trip, here's a select listing of bike-tour information available on the Internet: General bike-touring information Rubel BikeMaps. Local bicycle maps of Massachusetts, with recommended road routes, mtn-bike areas, bike paths, bed & breakfasts and country inns, state park campgrounds, picnic areas, and more. These local bikemaps are available for sale at Landry's stores. Pedaling.com. Self-guided bike routes in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine, and Vermont. Adventure Cycling Association. National organization dedicated to bicycle travel, featuring a national network of bicycle-touring routes and organized trips. New American Dream: Bicycle Adventures. Resource info on green bicycle travel. . Annual, local bike tours sponsored by Landry's Landry's Bicycles is honored to support these local bike tours, which benefit good causes: MS Bike Tours. Local bike tours that support the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, including the Vineyard Bike Tour, Cape Cod Getaway (Quincy to Provincetown), and Bike & Hike the Berkshires. Cycle for Haylee Bicycle Tour. Local bike tour starting in Holliston to benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. ![]() Commercial bike tours and cycling vacations Urban AdvenTours. Guided bike tours around Boston, featuring Beacon Hill, Fenway Park, the Esplanade, MIT, Harvard Square, the North End, Back Bay, and the Charles River. Bike rental included. Concord Bike Tours. Local bike tours in the historic Concord area. Bike rental included. Get Up'N Go Adventures. 2-hour guided bike tours around the western suburbs of Boston, with choice of beginner to more advanced routes. Tours offered on weekdays in spring, summer, and fall. The Office Outdoors. Local team-building and networking programs involving bicycling and other healthy activities. Company based in Arlington, Mass. Multi-day bike tours — New England area Adventure Cycling - Cycle Vermont. Bike tour starting and ending in Burlington, VT. Back Country Excursions. Off-road, mtn-biking adventures and vacations in Maine. Company based in Parsonsfield, Maine. Bike New England. Bicycle tours of the Massachusetts North Shore, the Berkshires, and more. Company based in Ipswich, Mass. Coastal Biking Vacations. Cycling vacations that travel through coastal Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New York. Company based in Narragansett, RI. Inn-to-Inn (Vermont). Self-guided road and mountain-bike tours in Vermont. Lighthouse Tour (Nova Scotia) Maine Bike Rally. Annual, long-weekend event featuring organized rides. Mass BikePike Tour. Cross-state bicycle tour from Concord to Northampton, Massachusetts. Proceeds benefit MassBike. MOOSA Tour (Maine/Quebec). Bicycle vacation starts and ends in rural Maine and passes through Quebec, with layover day near Quebec City. New England Adventure Bicycle Tour. 50–60 miles per day, mostly in Vermont. Starts and ends in Brattleboro, Vermont. New England Fall Foliage Classic. Organized by America-by-Bicycle. Starts and ends in Portland, Maine. North Country Bike Tours. Bicycle tours in Vermont's "Northeast Kingdom." Ride NoHo. Day trips from Northampton, Mass. Company based in Florence, Mass. Sojourn Bicycling & Active Vacations. Bicycling vacations in North America. Company based in Charlotte, VT. Summer Feet – Maine. Bicycling trips in Maine. Company based in Portland, Maine. For additional local events, see Landry's Events Calendar Multi-day bike tours — USA, Canada, Europe, and more (offered by local New England-based companies) Multi-day bike tours: for teenagers Adventure Cycling Association: Tour Operators. Search for a bike-tour operator on any continent, narrowing your search by choosing the type of cycling, room and board options, and level of ride support that you are looking for. League of American Bicyclists: Touring Companies. Links for bike-tour operators in USA, Canada, Europe, and beyond. |

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