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Ride for the River is more than just a bike ride with friends and family; it’s an opportunity to learn about the Ausable River Association (AsRA) and the difference we’re making for our streams and lakes. And it’s a gathering celebrating the resilience of our communities inaugurated in 2012, the year after Tropical Storm Irene ripped through our communities. So why ride for the river? Here are a few ways your registration dollars make a difference.
If you want spectacular mountain views, rushing rivers, and shaded country roads, then this month’s ride spot has what you’re looking for. The countryside around Wilmington, NY, offers all of this for road cyclists and will be offering it up with special bonuses during the Ride for the River weekend on July 17-18.
Our ride spot this month takes us to the Essex Chain of Lakes south of Newcomb. It’s hard to believe today that for a century this area was a bustling logging operation and off limits to the public.
Our Bike Adirondacks Partner of the Month for June are the fine folks at the Paradox Brewery, who have a brand spanking new 25,000 square foot brewery just off Exit 29 of I-87 in North Hudson.
It’s been a long time coming, but the Adirondack Rail Trail between Lake Placid and Tupper Lake is finally becoming a reality. Construction of the 34-mile trail began in September of last year and has started with the removal of rails and ties along the trail route.
Because of your support, ADK Unite 2021 hit our goal of raising $8,000 for our community food pantries. That's over $4,000 more than last year. And on top of that, we collectively moved 16,487.31 miles during the month of May. Woot! Woot! Now that's how you Move to Fight Hunger!
Whether looking for road or gravel, you'll find both in the in the central Adirondacks. Plus pristine forests and the deep blue of the Fulton Chain of Lakes.
If Tupper Lake transforms into an outdoor recreational mecca, historians may track the conversion to a welding shop. There, a dozen villagers laid maps over folding tables and marked new paths for cross-country skiing, mountain biking, snowmobiling, golfing and downhill expansion.
Are you a Bike Friendly New York business? We are. If you own a business in the Adirondacks–or anywhere in New York State–becoming a Bike Friendly Business is good for you and for your customers.
In order for Paul Smith's College to best prep the campus for early student arrival this fall and to ensure a safe and enjoyable cycling event, registration for the August 6-8 Weekender event will be capped at 50 participants this summer.
The newly fallen snow has made the forest still and quiet, and the only sound as I ride is the soft crunch of the tires on the groomed trail and my own
In case you missed it, or as the kids say ICYMI, we completely redesigned the BikeADK online store last week.