KerryIrons

I'm a 30+ year member of and volunteer for Adventure Cycling Association, a national non-profit bicycle travel organization, and they have asked me to help spread the word about their mission which is "To inspire, empower, and connect people to travel by bicycle."



Adventure Cycling researches and publishes cycling maps (including the TransAmerica Trail, Pacific Coast Route, Route 66, Lewis & Clark, Underground Railroad, Great Divide Mountain Bike Route and many more), offers a variety of online bicycle touring resources, publishes a bicycle travel magazine called Adventure Cyclist, and runs guided tours. They also have been central in the development of the US Bicycle Route System.



They have offered free trial memberships for me to disperse. Benefits of membership include a subscription to Adventure Cyclist magazine, member discounts on Adventure Cycling maps, and more. This offer is for first-time members with a US mailing address.



If you are interested in learning more about Adventure Cycling's programs and their mission please visit: www.adventurecycling.org



To take advantage of this offer you can sign-up online at:
https://www.adventurecycling.org/mem...hip/?r=Y5-FB20

Kerry Irons

Smitty2k1

Thanks! I actually just learned about this organization and signed up for a year long membership about a month ago. Nice to see the outreach

indyfabz

Been a member since '98 or '99. Did my first ever tour--unsupported Northern Tier--with them in '99. Visited the headquarters several times. Hope to stop in again this June after a loop tour from/to Missoula.

Sertsa

Thank you. I was looking over the site recently, especially the Underground Railroad tour as I live near the northern part of the route (and once photographed one of the museums for a local tourism board). So I signed up. Thanks again.

Cyclist0108

I benefitted from your generosity a few years ago. Thank you again. (I still have some "Bikecentennial" maps from old trips.)

DeadGrandpa

I've been a member for 6 years, according to my membership card. I bought a membership for my nephew last year. He isn't a bicyclist, but he might get some ideas from the magazine, which is a fabulous resource. I've been reviewing the last two years of issues recently, researching a new bikepacking/gravel bike for my fiancee. If you enjoy traveling by bike, you need to join. The maps are high quality.

RJD253

Thank you.

noobinsf 

Thanks for notifying us of this -- I had been meaning to join, and this put me over the hump.

Wilfred Laurier

I got a magazine from their booth at interbike ~20 years ago and that greatly inspired me, although I have not otherwise used their services.