This route highlights the urban craft beers in Milwaukee that residents love. (less)

Explore the nature of Madison, WI by bike (less)

Bike along some of Minneapolis' most popular scenic routes with plenty of stops for public art of all kinds along the way. (less)

13 mile tour of Cambridge & Boston's craft beverages, a route curated by Rob Burns, head brewer at Night Shift Brewing. (less)

Milwaukee's Third Ward and Brady Street are packed with locally owned shops, great food and Bublr Bikes' stations, the perfect recipe for holiday shopping by bike. (less)

Imbibe, a magazine that celebrates liquid culture, is appropriately based in Portland, OR. One of their editorial staff members, Penelope Bass, curated this bike tour of her favorite places to imbibe, eat and take in the city's natural beauty. (less)

The beaches are beautiful, the weather perfect and the chocolate divine. Taste San Diego’s extraordinary chocolates. (less)

Use a ferry and a bike-friendly train to take in Cape Cod's scenic coastlines and rail trail at a casual speed of 25 miles a day. (less)

This scenic twenty mile loop features beautiful neighborhoods, a historic cemetery established in the 1830’s, a photogenic college campus, a pastoral horse farm, a nature preserve and city parks. Your stomach will delight that the route starts and ends in Decatur, the best food neighborhood in Atlanta. (less)

Guests of Madison' HotelRED not only get to enjoy complimentary b-cycle passes, but they also get to follow this custom, curated 8 mile route highlighting the most iconic views, tastes and culture. (less)

Leisurely explore Jordan Rumsey's favorite culinary spots downtown and off the Swamp Rabbit Trail. (less)

We broke up the Cascading Rivers Scenic Bikeway into a shorter loop that included 2 nights of riverside camping, a visit to Bagby Hot Springs and one epic swimming hole. (less)

A writer, restauranteurs (and rock star), shopkeeper and fashion designer share their favorite places in the best borough of NY: Brooklyn. This Best Bike Ride is adapted from the May 6, 2017 Wall Street Journal “An Insider’s Guide”. (less)

If you find yourself in Oakland for the weekend getaway, here's a route series for Friday, Saturday and Sunday. It will bring you from the Bay to the hills. The stops include farmers markets, a museum, a boat house, and a historic theater, cemetery and ice cream parlor. Since Oakland is a city that loves local and conscious shopping, there is also the best of Oakland thrift and vintage boutiques, and many of my favorite places to grab a coffee, drink and food to keep you fueled throughout the way. Hopefully by the end of the ride, you’ll love Oakland, like #WeloveOakland. (less)

If you find yourself in Oakland for the weekend getaway, here's a route series for Friday, Saturday and Sunday. This itinerary was designed as a weekend getaway, with routes ranging in 3-6 miles each, a leisurely distance with plenty of rest stops. The stops include farmers markets, a museum, a boat house, and a historic theater, cemetery and ice cream parlor. Since Oakland is a city that loves local and conscious shopping, there is also the best of Oakland thrift and vintage boutiques, and many of my favorite places to grab a coffee, drink and food to keep you fueled throughout the way. (less)

Starting at in picturesque Queen Elizabeth Park, head north from Little Mountain to Gastown and experience the best in clothing, shoes and specialty shops Vancouver has to offer! (less)

Take a ride along Vancouver's beautiful bikeways and Seawall and see just some of the public art that makes this city a beautiful place to live! (less)

Portland is known for its friendly bike infrastructure, delicious local coffee, and fabulous bridges. You'll experience, taste and see a nice variety of these as you tool around some favorite east side bike paths and greenways, and check out some hot coffee spots. (less)

8 mile tour of Boston, Chelsea, Everett and Cambridge's craft beverages, a route curated by Rob Burns, head brewer at Night Shift Brewing. (less)

This 3+ mile, food centric route along the famed Atlanta BeltLine is curated and inspired by "Will Bike for Food", an article published in the Atlanta-Journal Constitution written by its food and dining editor Ligaya Figueras. (less)

Whether you live in Brooklyn and are bike curious or you're a tourist who bikes at home, this is the essential cultural bike map of Williamsburg and Greenpoint neighborhoods. (less)

15 mile loop of food, drinks and parks includes San Diego's downtown and North Park neighborhood. (less)

Taste 5 of Boston's best ice cream scoops in this 14 mile ride of scenic bikeways through North Point Park, Rose Kennedy Greenway, Southwest Corridor Trail and Olmsted's Emerald Necklace. (less)

Want to experience first-hand the impact UW-Madison’s largest volunteer program is making in Madison communities?

Want to experience first-hand the impact UW-Madison’s largest volunteer program is making in Madison communities? Take this 10 mile self-guided bike ride of iconic landmarks in Madison. (less)

340 miles of dedicated car-free bike trails between Pittsburgh and Washington, DC, makes the Great Allegheny Passage and C&O Towpath the most desirable multi-day bike tour in the United States! Use Bikabout's cultural guide and map for a slow paced itinerary packed with eating, drinking, lodging and sight seeing tips. (less)

Take a slow roll of St. George's rich history and scenery on a route curated by Bermuda's cultural icon, Kristin White. (less)

Get ready to enjoy America's biking and gluten free food capital of Portland. Highlights of this slow-roll city ride include 5 scenic vistas afforded from bikeable bridges over the Willamette River, 3 distinct neighborhoods, plenty of savory and sweet tastings AND the nation's best cider and gluten free beer. (less)

The theme is Fort Collins: casual riding on great biking infrastructure, ending with a good brew. (less)

If you find yourself in Oakland for the weekend getaway, here's a route series for Friday, Saturday and Sunday. This itinerary was designed as a weekend getaway, with routes ranging in 3-6 miles each, a leisurely distance with plenty of rest stops. The stops include farmers markets, a museum, a boat house, and a historic theater, cemetery and ice cream parlor. Since Oakland is a city that loves local and conscious shopping, there is also the best of Oakland thrift and vintage boutiques, and many of my favorite places to grab a coffee, drink and food to keep you fueled throughout the way. (less)

6-10 mile bike route. Pittsburgh is known for its Three Rivers (the Monongahela, Allegheny, and Ohio). Long before the rivers were lined with the multi-use Three Rivers Heritage Trail, the plentiful water access contributed to Pittsburgh’s industrial growth. (less)