Seven miles of the New Hampshire Seabrook Trail are built.
I’ve been following the progress of a trail in New Hampshire that will one day practically go border to border, from Massachusetts to Maine. And now 7 miles or so of are done and ready for the big ribbon-cutting in September.
Only we were headed to Maine in August. So why wait?
Continue reading “We biked this trail in New Hampshire ahead of the official ribbon-cutting”I’ve been raving about the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail since 2016. It’s gotten even better since then.
This past weekend I biked Connecticut from south to north, from New Haven across the state line to Southwick, Mass., as I took part in the East Coast Greenway‘s Ride the State ride.
Continue reading “Biking Connecticut from New Haven to Massachusetts — the state’s trails are tops”The bridge across the Hudson River north of NYC has a bike/walk path.
Biking across the replacement for the Tappan Zee Bridge (I know, I’m supposed to say the Mario Cuomo Bridge) has been on my to-do list since the bike lane section opened, oh, about five years ago.
Continue reading “The good and bad of biking across the Mario Cuomo Bridge (aka the new Tappan Zee Bridge)”Our bike ride from Cleveland to Cincinnati is complete
After 326+ miles on the Ohio to Erie Trail, we are in Cincinnati!
Continue reading “OTET day 6: We’ve done it!”This was a tough day.
This was our toughest day yet on the Ohio to Erie Trail.
Continue reading “Ohio to Erie Trail day 5: More than halfway from Columbus to Cincinnati”I can’t believe we barely biked on a road.
Our OTET adventure just keeps getting better.
Continue reading “Ohio to Erie Trail day 4: We biked stress-free into Columbus on trails!”The trails keep coming!
This was an easy day on the Ohio to Erie Trail, just over 40 miles and again almost all on trails.
Continue reading “OTET day 3: So much fun from Millersburg to Mount Vernon”TIL that Amish teens are just like teenagers anywhere.
TIL why most people bicycle the Ohio to Erie Trail from south to north, that the Amish love their e-bikes and that Amish teens cruise in their buggies while listening to thumping music.
Continue reading “OTET day 2: A metric century from Akron to Millersburg”A 40-mile day almost exclusively on trails. Who needs a map?
OMG, they’re not kidding that the 326-mile Ohio to Erie Trail is mostly on trail, far from cars.
Continue reading “Ohio to Erie Trail day 1: Cleveland to Akron”We’re biking the Ohio to Erie Trail in reverse — from Cleveland to Cincinnati.
Five of us are in Cleveland, ready to start biking the Ohio to Erie Trail — or should I say Lake Erie to the Ohio River?
Continue reading “Ready to start biking across Ohio: Pierogies, kielbasa, ‘weird beer’ — check, check, check”
Exploring by bicycle 