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If you’re looking for a welcoming bike group that will help you achieve your cycling goals from the Capital Region into the Adirondacks, then you should check out the Mohawk Hudson Cycling Club.
So close! This first segment of the Adirondack Rail Trail will open this fall, enabling cyclists to ride 10 miles from Lake Placid to Saranac Lake (or vice versa).
Rain is going to happen. What you do (or do not do) with it, is up to you. In this case of Bike the Barns 2023 wet weather (like really wet), didn't douse the fun as 203 cyclists snuggled into the pavilion at Ausable Brewing Company to help raise over $10,000 for local food systems programming at Adirondack North Country Association (ANCA).
Whether you're into cyclocross, mountain biking, gravel grinding, road cycling or pretty much anything on two people powered wheels, the Adirondack Cycling Club is into it too.
After the 2022 Handlebarley Gravel Tour, numerous riders suggested expanding the event to two days. They were right.
The Barkeater Trails Alliance undertook four major projects this summer--three machine-built flow trails and one sweat-built single-track. One day in late September, I rode them all and was blown away. Here's why.
BikeADK had the joy of attending the first ever Saratoga Shred Fest in August. The takeaway was simple, the Saratoga Shredders have something really, really special going on. And it's a lot of fun.
Ya win some, ya lose some. And in the case of the Sunday, Sept. 17 Handlebarley ride, both happened.
The countdown is on for the 6th Annual Wilmington Mountain Bike Festival and it isn’t just another weekend of riding; it's a chance to ride with purpose.
As construction clicks along on Phases 1 & 2 of the Adirondack Rail Trail, naturally we're thinking about all the new route options that will be possible when it's done.
This year’s Bike the Barns route is truly something special. Not only does it feature low traffic rural roads with sweeping farm views of the Lake Champlain and Ausable River valleys, but it also includes a roll through historic downtown Keeseville, stops at Babbie Rural and Farm Learning Museum, Northern Orchard Co., Inc., North Country Creamery, Mace Chasm Farm and an unparalleled view of the natural wonder of Ausable Chasm.
For 12 years, Ride for the River has supported and raised awareness for Ausable River Association. It's also a beautiful ride and a really good time. Here's why.