In 1804, an expedition led by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark departed Camp Wood, Illinois, on a journey to discover the source of the great Missouri River and map a path to the Pacific Ocean. Traveling by canoe, on horseback, and on foot, the Corps of Discovery completed its mission successfully, returning safely to St. Louis, Missouri, in 1806. Bicycling the Lewis &amp; Clark Trail is the cyclist's indispensable handbook to the route of the Lewis and Clark expedition. Filled with detailed maps, information on road surfaces and traffic, and a wealth of historical detail, it guides the modern adventurer through the spectacular country first recorded by Lewis and Clark.

Bicycling the Lewis & Clark Trail

Sports & Outdoors

MCCOY, Michael

Adventure, Cycling Association

Individual Sports

Falcon Guides

Guide to 44 classic on- and off-road bike routes.

Adventure Cycling in Northern California: Selected on and Off Road Rides

MOUNTAINEERS BOOKS+

39 classic rides Routes researched and written by local Adventure Cycling Association members. Include maps for each route. Highlighting Michigan's best biking territories--the Upper Peninsula, North Lakes Area, and Southeast and Southwest Michigan--Adventure Cycling in Michigan shows you how to enjoy the state by bike. From leisurely rides that take you to the unique rock formations and the beauty of Lake Superior to a challenging 150-mile weekend trip to the Ottawa National Forest, this new guide is your key to bicycling adventure.

Adventure Cycling in Michigan: Selected On-And Off-Road Rides

Great Parks North Bicycle Route - 1: Jasper, Alberta - Fernie, British Columbia - 373 miles

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Atlases & Maps

Adventure Cycling Association

Great Parks North Bicycle Route - 2: Fernie, British Columbia - Missoula, Montana - 379 miles

Atlantic Coast Bicycle Route - 4: Richmond, Virgina - Wilmington, North Carolina - 383 miles

Atlantic Coast Bicycle Route - 5: Wilmington, North Carolina - Statesboro, Georgia - 349 miles

Atlantic Coast Bicycle Route - 6: Statesboro, Georgia - St. Augustine, Florida - 259 miles

Clearly marked intersections, and precisely measured distance between points of travel. Highway style symbols help to find services and facilities. Weather charts help making decison about what time of the year you will travel and selecting the appropriate gear.

Atlantic Coast Bicycle Route - 1: Bar Harbor, Maine - Windsor Locks, Connecticut - 439 miles

Western Connecticut is rural and quite hilly. As you enter New York, the roads are generally good and signing is adequate. Expect a moderate amount of traffic which increases as you approach towns. You'll continue to encounter hills until reaching Hyde Park, in the Hudson River Valley. You'll follow this rolling valley south to busy Poughkeepsie, and cross the Hudson River on the walkway over the Hudson pedestrian bridge.\nThe route follows river valleys and crosses the Shawnagunk Mountains to Port Jervis at New York/New Jersey border. Here, you'll begin to parallel the course of the Delaware River. Roads south of Delaware Water Gap through the remote Delaware Valley are narrow and poorly paved. You'll cross the Delaware River for the final time in Lambertville, New Jersey, which is near Trenton. The route continues west from Lambertville into Conshohocken. The New York Spur traverses rural countryside until it reaches the suburbs of eastern New Jersey where you'll encounter urban riding conditions.\nABOUT ADVENTURE CYCLING MAPS 
Adventure Cycling maps are created by cyclists, for cyclists, and they are some of the best available for those in search of discovery and adventure in North America. The maps reflect the association's research as well as suggestions from thousands of cyclists who have explored the Adventure Cycling Route Network. Adventure Cycling develops the best cross-country, loop, coastal, and inland cycling routes available, with turn-by-turn directions, detailed navigational instructions for the tricky sections, and elevation profiles in the high country.\nThe maps are waterproof and designed to fit in a handlebar-bag window or jersey pocket. The maps provide information specifically for cyclists: the location of bike shops, sources for food and water, and listings of overnight accommodations including camping facilities, small hotels, and cyclists-only lodging.

Atlantic Coast Bicycle Route - 2: Windsor Locks, Connecticut - Conshohocken, Pennsylvania - 295 miles

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