Why Go: The highest paved road in the US runs out on top of 14,271-foot Mt. Evans, where it overlooks wave after wave of Rockies in one direction and the seemingly endless Eastern Plains in the other. It’s a rare chance to climb for three straight hours, and what’s not to love about that?
Why Go: Whether you call it gravel-grinding, all-terrain riding or, our preference, adventure by bike, rattling over the rolling dirt roads of Kansas’ Flint Hills is no picnic. It is gorgeous, though, with sweeping views over the iconic grassy farmlands of our nation’s heartland. This is America.
Forgot phone and had to go back home - ODO 36492
Cool Ride - ODO 36483
Evening schedule - ODOÂ
howdy there - ODO 36452
cool evening
The Mississippi River Trail is a bike trail that spans from the Gulf of Mexico to Canada. The trail follows the Mississippi River for most of its length and offers cyclists a beautiful and varied landscape.
The Greenbrier River Trail is a bike trail that runs 78 miles through the Appalachian Mountains in West Virginia. The trail follows the course of the Greenbrier River, offering beautiful views of the river and the surrounding mountains.
The trail is well-maintained and has a gentle grade, making it the perfect choice for beginner and experienced cyclists.
The Greenbrier River Trail is mostly flat and easy to ride, making it able for all levels of cyclists. The trail is open year-round, with several different access points along the way.