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Ride for Hagar Charity Tour
Craig Dodge
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April 08, 2013
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There is awesome power when a group of like-minded individuals join together for a cause they believe in.
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20 Things Every Smart Traveler Should Know
Matthew Long
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March 11, 2013
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The purpose of this article is to outline a few things I think every traveler should know.
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Self Guided Touring
Loren Siekman
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September 21, 2008
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What is "Self Guided" touring? Many of us are very experienced with Guided touring but perhaps have only been curious about the flip side of riding a bicycle over beautiful landscape in wonderful new places. You may be suprised just how much support and benefit there can be by going the "Self Guided" way. I believe that this article will suprise many of you and make you think, "maybe this is for me after all!"
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Mountain Biking Portugal's Ancient Heartland With A Legend
Mathew Kadey
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June 14, 2008
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Matthew Kadey is a Canadian-based photographer and freelance writer. Suffering from chronic wanderlust, he has cycled in several locales including Asia, Jordan, New Zealand, Belize, Ireland, Ethiopia and Hawaii. www.mattkadey.ca
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The Hunt for El Dorado
Mike Brcic, Sacred Rides Mountain Bike Holidays
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December 20, 2007
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As cyclists we are not always privy to how much “work”, or “fun” depending on one’s definitions, goes into creating the next great cycle tour. In our ongoing quest to bring you, our dedicated cyclists, insights into the world of bicycle touring I am happy to present “The Hunt for El Dorado” written by Mike Brcic.
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My Cycling Trip to Italy
by Gwen Hoover
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December 11, 2007
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Cycling has been a part of my life since I was a kid growing up in a Philadelphia suburb, but my interest peaked in 2001 when I started riding regularly with our local cycling club in the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania. We have some of the country’s best roads for cycling and fantastic scenery...
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6 Questions to Ask Your Tour Company Before Signing Up
by BicyclingWorld.com
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December 09, 2007
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Once you’ve used the W5 Tour Finder to find a short list of perfect tours, finalize your selection based on answers to each of these important questions. Realize that we at BicyclingWorld.com trust each and every one of our tour providers, but believe you as the cyclists should always enter any relationship with a tour supplier with a full understanding of their purchase...
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Western Spirit Cycling: Bring the kids!
by Western Spirit Cycling
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December 01, 2007
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Western Spirit Cycling has created a series of
mountain bike trips specifically for families. These trips make it possible for
you to take your family into the backcountry for a fun, safe relaxing mountain
bike vacation. As usual our trucks carry all the camping gear and our guides do
all the cooking...
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Self-Guided Walking and Cycling Breaks in Europe
by LB Freedom Tours
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October 14, 2007
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A holiday can be many things – a passage of discovery through a new land, a romantic getaway in a tranquil setting, or simply an escape to the sun, blue skies and great outdoors. Unfortunately, such aspirations all too often materialize into tiresome undertakings requiring much research and organization before and during one’s trip, and before you know it you’re tense and irritated and no more relaxed than you were on a stressful day at work.
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Why Women-Only Tours?
by Joeann Gutowski
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October 11, 2007
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There’s no need to further the discussion of the physical and physiological differences of the sexes, or their planets of origin when wondering “why women-only tours.” The answer is simple; many women enjoy traveling with other women. It provides a comfortable environment (body and mind) for an active travel vacation, and a great way to have fun.
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Multi-sport Is a Mega Hit
by Backroads
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September 09, 2007
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Imagine a trip where you bike to Old Faithful, kayak across Yellowstone Lake, white-water raft on the Snake River and hike through a spring meadow. Think it sounds too good to be true? Not if you’re on a Backroads’ multi-sport trip in Yellowstone and Grand Tetons National Parks.
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Training Tours - Hardcore or Smart Cycling?
by Steve Lehman
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July 07, 2007
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If you are like most people, a “Training Tour” conjures up thoughts of a hardcore cycling experience. Being a specialist in Training Tours and Camps, we at Steve Lehman Tours see things a bit differently. Training Camps are smart cycling vacations. Our Training Camps merely mean that the portion of our total vacation package that is dedicated to biking will be “more focused” in a number of different ways. The Camp will focus on the type of ride, time spent on the bike, and perhaps most importantly, recovery and relaxation. The rider’s improvement in the context of a well-balanced vacation is of paramount importance to us. Unlike the typical Inn-to-Inn cycling tour, the route to the next hotel does not dictate the distance and terrain of each day’s ride. We operate out of a central location selected, in part, for its proximity to varied terrain. That means if one day was a particularly tough, climbing day, the next day may be a flat, tempo affair. If it rains, and yes sometimes it does rain in Paradise, we won’t have to slog to the next hotel; we may take the day off or opt for a shorter circuit. I have found that due to our focus, Training Camps actually dedicate less time to riding and more time to non-cycling activities than most tours.
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Riccione, Italy - Pearl of the Adriatic Riviera
by Hotel Gran San Bernardo
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June 01, 2007
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Riccione, Italy – the so called "Pearl of the Adriatic Riviera" – has always been known as one of the most renowned holiday resort thanks to its family run hotels, spectacular beaches, culinary traditions, cultural and artistic heritage, nightlife, and shopping. Riccione has also become known as the "Paradise of Cyclists" where the culture of bicycling has been nurtured for decades...
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Senior Cycling – What a Great Idea!
by LB Freedom Tours
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May 29, 2007
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Cycling trips just for seniors … what a great idea! Travelers 50 to 55 and older are impacting recreation and travel offerings as they bring their interests and desires and purchasing power to the world of cycling. New companies are catering to these fit and adventuresome seniors. And older organizations are adding cycling to their list of tour offerings.
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