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Sure, the cycling was incredible, but then there was a Great Camp tour, live music, sunset educational talk, canoeing, hiking, and so much s'more!
Over 100 riders and river enthusiasts took the the Ausable River Valley in Wilmington, Ausable Forks and Jay Sunday to celebrate this incredible watershed with a sun soaked ride featuring picturesque routes of 45 or 30 miles, craft beer by Great Adirondack Brewing, BBQ by Pork Busters and live music from The Doghouse Carpenters.
Love kicking back to an incredible meal with a cold beverage after an incredible ride? These 2022 BikeADK events will feature all three.
Just how many "Epic" routes will be possible with the upcoming opening of the Adirondack Rail Trail? BikeADK blogger and adventurer Phil Brown examines the possibilities.
A new lodging partner, fabulous weather and an incredible group of guests made the 2022 Adirondack Women's Weekend THE best yet.
In total, 152 people from throughout the north country moved 18,908.84 miles during the month of May to raise a total of $8,250 for our community food pantries. That. Is. Cool.
If you've had any of these events on your "I should probably sign up" list, you should probably do that now. Reason being, you'll save as much as $100 depending on the event. Registration prices for Ride for the River, Weekender at Paul Smith's College, both weeklong tours, the Handlebarley and Bike the Barns all increase in price on Tuesday, June 1.
If you experienced a BikeADK event last summer, chances are you fueled during the ride by Hammer Nutrition and enjoyed a delicious post-ride beverage from Paradox Brewery. Well, we're thrilled to have them both back as BikeADK Partners for 2022.
When completed, just riding the 34-mile Adirondack Rail Trail between Lake Placid and Tupper Lake will be a joy, but the real reward may just be the endless road and gravel route possibilities it will create to further connect communities. Like this 23-mile option pedaled by author and cycling enthusiast Phil Brown.
We chat Adirondack Rail Trail, summer events & raising money for local organizations on the 46 of 46 podcast.
Yuck, mud season. Too little snow to ski. Too much muck on the trails. You’re itching to ride, but your local network is still soaked. What’s a conscientious biker to do in the Adirondacks? One suggestion: check out the 25 miles of mountain-bike trails at the Ausable Chasm Campground.