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The Barkeater Trails Alliance puts a lot of time and energy into refurbishing its existing mountain-bike networks, but it hasn’t stopped creating new and exciting trails to ride.
The weather is looking perfect for the October 10-11 Bikeatoga Fall Foliage Ride. Registration closes this Thursday, October 8 at 5p. Don't miss it!
NYBC provides bicycle safety education across New York State by developing original educational materials and delivering bicycle safety and law training to law enforcement and traffic safety partners across the state.
Bike Adirondacks is celebrating the return of the Whoop UCI Mountain Bike World Series to Lake Placid by giving away two 3-Day Premium passes plus admission to all events.
The 523-acre Daniels Road State Forest, located in northern Saratoga County, is known for old-school, hand-made trails with many technical challenges. The Saratoga Mountain Bike Association begin building the trails way back in the 1990s.
E-bikes are a great transportation option for those looking to replace their car for short trips, help make commuters’ trips more manageable, for seniors looking for a way to continue to exercise outdoors safely, and to mitigate carbon emissions.
Bike the Barns 2026 will feature the stunning backroads and panoramic views of the Champlain Valley. Check out the routes.
The WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series returns to Lake Placid in 2026, and this year the competition will be bigger, faster, and louder!
Those who have experienced the Adirondack Rail Trail can help the Adirondack Rail Trail Association (ARTA) measure the trail’s economic impact and identify how community members are using the trail.
The Open Space Institute’s purchase of a 1,525-acre Boy Scout camp on the north shore of Lows Lake is great news for paddlers. Miles of additional shoreline will soon become part of the public Forest Preserve. Could it also be good news for cyclists?
The Adirondack Park covers six million acres and contains thousands of miles of roads, trails, and scenic corridors. Yet many visitors experience only a tiny fraction of what the region has to offer. Cycling changes that.
Elizabethtown must love mountain bikers. Where else can you find a trailhead hut with couch, chairs, picture windows, gas fireplace, bathroom, and bike-repair station--all this next to a pavilion with picnic tables?