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As the high summer season of riding rolls on, we hope you're finding countless ways to experience the joy, freedom, and connection that bicycling brings. Whether you're pedaling for fitness, transportation, or simple pleasure, you're part of a growing movement that’s changing the way New York moves.d
At 225 acres, the Graphic Range Community Forest is designed to bring the Adirondacks a little bit closer to the Capital Region.
Love live music? We do too. That's why every larger BikeADK event features incredible sounds from talented bands from throughout the Adirondack region. Check out this season's lineup.
On May 13, advocates from the New York Bicycling Coalition and the New York State Safe Streets Coalition traveled to Albany for a Day of Action, urging lawmakers to pass The Safe Streets Package.
After 17 years with the Adirondack Mountain Club and three with the Adirondack Council, Julia Goren will now lead the Adirondack Rail Trail Association.
Phil Brown explores an easy 19.3 lollipop loop on the Adirondack Rail Trail beginning in Saranac Lake and looping through Lake Clear before returning to Saranac Lake.
The Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Grant Program is at risk. Here's what you can do to help.
The Adirondack Rail Trail, though still unfinished, has already proven its popularity with tourists and locals alike, judging by data from trail counters installed last summer in Lake Placid and Saranac Lake.
The Adirondack Rail Trail isn't set to be fully completed until later this year, but bikes have already brought business and thanks to Franklin County, numerous businesses will be better positioned to support the boom.
The 122nd Paris-Roubaix bike race is coming April 13! And you may be wondering what this has to do with the Adirondacks? Here's the story.
Critical federal funding for projects like bike lanes, crosswalks, Safe Streets for all planning grants, and Vision Zero initiatives is at risk. Here's what you can do to help.
For this month’s NYBC update, we thought you’d enjoy a peek at some of New York’s more unusual statewide and local laws. Some of these are barely enforced (if ever), but they’re still on the books!