There's no better way to see the real Maine than by bike...and no better way to bike it than with this third edition of Howard Stone's 25 Bicycle Tours in Maine--updated, expanded, and featuring all-new maps. Ranging from half-day jaunts to multiday adventures, these tours take you down nearly 2000 miles of Maine's back roads--through weathered lobster ports, past blueberry barrens and gracious Colonial homes, around remote islands and lakes, up (and down!) scenic hills. Stone concentrates on "the roads less traveled...the route to take if you truly want to learn what Maine is all about." (Bates College Alumni Newsletter). Included with each tour is total mileage; a detailed map; complete mile-by-mile directions; information on nearby bicycle shops, accommodations, and eateries; and the author's notes on the country you're biking through. Many tours include bonuses: side trips, detours, and alternate routes to tailor the ride to your taste.

A diverse selection of mountain bike tours takes visitors through a range of challenging peak climbs, heritage bikeways, and canal towpaths, in a reference that provides for bikers of any experience level and includes additional regional information and bike shop listings. Reissue.

This new series highlights low-traffic scenic roads, both dirt and paved, suitable for riding on both mountain and road bikes.

Provides maps, detailed directions, difficulty ratings, descriptions of points of interest on each route, and advice on preparing for a bicycle trip.

Enjoy safe bicycling, away from cars, on 40 trails among the lakes of upstate New York. Ride deep into forests or explore forgotten paths on hard-packed abandoned railroad beds, remote forest service roads, and paved bike trails.

This is the most comprehensive guide to Maine. From the beaches of the Southern Coast and the cobbled streets of Portland's Old Port to the peak of Mt. Katahdin, this book has it all. Includes the best places to shop, dine, and stay. Maps and photographs.