Southern New Jersey is the least populous section of the most densely populated state in the nation. Bicyclists look to South Jersey for several reasons, but the two most important seem to be the flat terrain and the rural, undeveloped farmlands and forest preserves. "Ride Guide: South Jersey" offers 26 routes for cyclists who wish to explore this often overlooked region.

Ride Guide: South Jersey

Sports & Outdoors

May, Nancy

May, Alex

Individual Sports

Anacus Press

Tucked out of the way along the scenic back roads of Ohio are about 100 historic covered bridges. Many of these quiet back roads are also ideal for cycling. What better way to visit these vintage structures than on two wheels? RIDE GUIDE: Covered Bridges of Ohio provides all the information you need to visit 37 of Ohio's remaining covered bridges. There are maps and cue sheets for 11 rides throughout the state, with directions to the starting point, notes about traffic and road conditions, and plenty of information on the bridges themselves. There are loops for cyclists of all skill levels, from relatively flat, 24-mile tours to rides of up to 60 miles. And an illustrated glossary will make you an expert on covered bridge design in no time!

Ride Guide: Covered Bridges of Ohio

Butterman University of Miami, Steven F.

Leib, Kurt

If you think the Midwest is nothing but flatlands covered with cornfields, then you need to hop on your bicycle and rediscover the startling diversity and beautiful scenery of the states of Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio. Thanks to this indispensable book, you can select a B&B as your base of operations and set out to explore the countryside using the maps and cue sheets for at least two rides that begin right from each inn's driveway. From the unexpected highlands around Marietta, Ohio, to the beautiful emerald necklace of Cleveland's urban parks, from the woods and lakes of Michigan to the quintessential small towns of Indiana, there is a destination for you in Bed, Breakfast & Bike. The lodging choices run the gamut, as well. You'll find restored Victorian mansions, rustic lodges, sprawling farmhouses--even a vintage sternwheeler moored in the Muskingum River! The authors have personally selected each of the 27 inns and B&Bs in these pages, and provide you with a thorough description of the accommodations and dining options. To help you remember your trip, there's a chapter full of recipes culled from the inns so that you can replicate that stunning breakfast that fueled you up the first hill.

Bed, Breakfast & Bike Midwest (Cycling Tours)

Russell, Robert

Russell, Theresa

Central New Jersey is in the middle of the most densely populated state in the U.S. But despite the proliferation of expressways, office parks, and shopping centers, there are vast parts of the region that remain undeveloped farmlands, woods, or open land -- perfect for two-wheeled touring. Despite the growth, all 21 rides from the original edition of this Ride Guide are back, each thoroughly updated to reflect changing traffic patterns and landmarks. Also included are five new routes -- four of which are especially designed for owners of hybrids or mountain bikes. These unusual routes are not all-trail mountain biking routes, but combinations of paved, gravel, and dirt roads. Rides like these can't be found in any other guidebook. From hilly Hunterdon County, along the sleepy Delaware River, down through the Millstone Valley, out from tony Princeton in four directions, and over to the Jersey Shore, Ride Guide/Central Jersey 2nd edition has everything you need ! to keep you up to speed on cycling in the heart of the Garden State.

Ride Guide: Central Jersey

Goldfischer, Dan

Happy Endings

Why are we doing this? To say we have, or to prove we can? With that thought in mind, Margaret Logan, 40, decides to take her 17-year-old daughter to Paris. From there, they would ride their ten-speed bicycles to Rome, crossing the Alps en route. A daunting task, to be certain. But what is more daunting-crossing the Alps on bicycle or challenging a teenager's narrow values and materialistic ambitions? Happy Endings is the true story of a mother, a daughter, and their journey of discovery. Their 1,800-mile route takes them deep into the Old World, where the tangible history and romance of France, Switzerland, and Italy is often tempered by the retrograde behavior of some European men. Twenty years after its original release, Happy Endings remains fresh and contemporary, with timeless insights into the relationship between mothers and daughters and traveling in a foreign land. The new Anacus Press edition contains an epilogue by Margaret Logan that sheds new light on the story. Intriguingly, her daughter is now the same age that Logan was during the journey. Did her daughter ultimately opt for ocean frontage and a BMW, or did she learn that there is more to life than worldly possessions?

Biographies & Memoirs

Logan, Margaret

Community & Culture

The states of Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota form the western shoreline of the Great Lakes and are home to an amazingly diverse collection of inns and B&amp;Bs. And thanks to this handy volume, you can treat yourself to a weekend getaway at any of the establishments profiled within and find an equally diverse array of bicycle rides on quiet country roads, rail trails, and singletrack paths through remote woods. Whether youre a died-in-the-Lycra roadie, hard-core mountain biker, or someone who likes to ride on rail trails and paved city paths for fun and relaxation, there is a destination for you in Bed, Breakfast &amp; Bike. Perhaps youd like to ride your mountain bike high above the shores of Lake Superior in Grand Marais, Minnesota. Maybe youd like to speed along the Mississippi River in Illinois, or leisurely explore the parks and cultural attractions of two of the most bike-friendly cities in the countryRochester, Minnesota and Madison, Wisconsin. With at least two rides from every inn, you cant go wrong. The lodging choices run the gamut, as well. Youll find restored Victorian mansions, rustic lodges, sprawling farmhouseseven a converted county jail! The authors have personally selected each of the 24 inns and B&amp;Bs in these pages, and provide you with a thorough description of the accommodations and dining options. The final chapter provides a selection of recipes from the inns, so you can attempt to replicate that stunning breakfast that fueled you up the first hill.

Bed, Breakfast & Bike Western Great Lakes (Cycling Guidebook Series)

Gast, Michele

Glick, Byron

What better way to get away from it all than by visiting a country inn in New York or New England? Combine the ambiance, the friendly innkeepers, and some great food with superb cycling and you get Bed, Breakfast &amp; Bike Northeast. Bed, Breakfast &amp; Bike Northeast is literally bursting with information on 30 B&amp;Bs, with at least two rides--but often as many as five--originating from each inn or nearby. Accommodations are described down to the smallest nuance; rides are illustrated by handy maps and detailed cue sheets. A recipe chapter allows you to recreate at home the delicious meals that helped power you up the hills--or replenished your body at the end of a long day. No other cycling guide packs this much useful information into one book. Don't plan your next cycling vacation until you've picked up a copy of Bed, Breakfast &amp; Bike!

Bed, Breakfast & Bike Northeast (Cycling Guidebook Series)

Reeder, Cynthia

The Today Show, June 24, 1956. June Meyer tells David Garroway that she is looking forward to “the adventure of a lifetime” as she and her friend Teri Foster leave New York City on a pair of three-speed Schwinns. Neither has any bicycle touring experience, but they want to get to California and see as much of the country as possible along the way. Ninety days later, their adventure concludes in Los Angeles. Forty years later, June’s daughter and son-in-law stand before a nationwide audience, explaining to Bryant Gumbel that they plan to follow the same route on their modern 24-speed Schwinns, undertaking their own adventure of a lifetime. The Adventure of Two Lifetimes fuses the story of Peggy and Brian Goetz with the tale of Peggy’s mother, June, who keeps in touch during the trip, reconstructing her 1956 journey from her journal and scrapbook. The Adventure of Two Lifetimes compares and contrasts America of the 1950s with America in the late 1990s; towns that were booming during June’s trip are now shells of their former selves, stripped by big-box stores and interstates. Friendly strangers opened their doors to the weary cyclists in both eras, but June’s idealistic naivete—which results in a horrific assault and near-rape—is matched by Peggy and Brian’s careful cynicism. This is not so much a travelogue—of daily mileages and linear directions—as it is a memoir of time, of places, of a mother and a daughter. It’s a book about how one woman’s courage and quest for a place in the world forever changed her life, and how her daughter emerged from the shadow of that feat to find her own place in the world, together with her husband. And finally, it’s a book about America and Americans, in two very different generations.

Adventure of Two Lifetimes

GOETZ, Brian

Newland-Goetz, Peggy

This mountain biking guide to the Garden State includes both low-impact and hard-core trails; you will find twenty-six rides encompassing some of the most spectacular and varied terrain in the state. The guide includes level of difficulty, turn-by-turn cue sheets and maps, and descriptions of topography, trail conditions, and points of interest.

Ride Guide: New Jersey Mountain Biking

Pierce, Joshua M.

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