Virginia
Abingdon & Damascus
Ride the Virginia Creeper Trail from historic Abingdon to Damascus — outfitters shuttle you, and one grand old inn lends town bikes.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Sixteen car-free paved miles along the Rio Grande on the Paseo del Bosque Trail, with Old Town rentals and a farm inn that lends cruiser bikes.
Wyoming
Alta (Grand Targhee)
Sleep slopeside at Grand Targhee and ride 2,000 vertical feet of lift-served downhill plus 70+ miles of cool, high-elevation Teton singletrack.
Alaska
Anchorage
Ride the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail from downtown Anchorage — free B&B bikes, rental shops a block from the path, and moose along Cook Inlet.
New Mexico
Angel Fire
The Rockies' largest lift-served bike park — 60+ miles of downhill trails off the Chile Express — with slopeside lodging and full rental fleets.
Iowa
Ankeny
Ride the High Trestle Trail from Ankeny to its glowing 13-story bridge — 25 paved miles, trailside bars, and e-bike rentals in the trail towns.
Alabama
Anniston & the Chief Ladiga Trail
Start of the Chief Ladiga–Silver Comet corridor — about 95 miles of continuous car-free pavement from Alabama toward Atlanta.
New Jersey
Asbury Park
Boardwalk-morning laps and a flat oceanfront cruise through Ocean Grove and Bradley Beach — hotel bikes wait at the front desk.
North Carolina
Asheville
Southeast mountain-bike capital — Pisgah and DuPont singletrack, Biltmore's private trails, and free loaner bikes downtown.
Georgia
Athens
A University of Georgia college town and road/gravel hub in the north Georgia foothills, home to the Athens Twilight Criterium, one of the most famous city-center races in the US.
Georgia
Atlanta
Ride the Atlanta BeltLine's Eastside Trail past murals and food halls — Kimpton hotels lend designer bikes and a rental barn sits steps off the path.
Texas
Austin
Loop Lady Bird Lake on the 10-mile Butler Trail, lap the bikes-only Veloway, and roll straight out of lakefront hotels that lend free bikes.
Washington
Bainbridge Island
Ferry over from Seattle and loop the island — rent an e-bike at the dock or borrow one from your Winslow inn.
Oregon
Baker City
Historic Oregon Trail town in the high country below the Elkhorn Mountains, home to the Baker City Cycling Classic stage race and long scenic road and gravel riding.
Maine
Bar Harbor
Ride Acadia's 45 miles of car-free, crushed-stone carriage roads from Bar Harbor — rent downtown or borrow a hotel loaner and roll to the park.
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Cruise the paved Mississippi River levee path from downtown Baton Rouge past LSU — free hotel bikes downtown and e-bike rentals near the trail.
North Carolina
Beech Mountain
The highest town in the eastern US, home to NC's first lift-served bike park — cool-summer downhill plus free high-ridge XC above 5,000 feet.
Washington
Bellingham
A Salish Sea college town at the base of Galbraith Mountain — one of the Northwest's premier mountain-bike trail systems — with a bike-friendly downtown hotel and shops minutes from the trailheads and the coast.
Oregon
Bend
Bend pairs Phil's Trail singletrack with the Deschutes River Trail — and downtown hotels that lend or rent bikes right from the lobby.
Arkansas
Bentonville
The self-styled Mountain Biking Capital of the World — ride singletrack from a downtown square where hotels lend cruisers and shops rent full-suspension rigs.
California
Big Bear Lake
A high-altitude alpine lake town that is Southern California's premier lift-served mountain biking base, anchored by Snow Summit Bike Park plus a paved lakeside path and a cluster of downhill-ready rental shops.
Montana
Big Sky
Montana's biggest lift-served bike park — 20+ miles of downhill off three lifts, plus mellow meadow trails in the valley below.
Arizona
Bisbee
A historic mile-high mining town in the Mule Mountains whose steep canyon roads and quiet high-desert highways made it the home of La Vuelta de Bisbee, one of the Southwest's most storied stage races.
Washington
Blaine
Far-northwest corner of Washington — borrow a complimentary cruiser at Semiahmoo Resort and ride the spit along Drayton Harbor.
Rhode Island
Block Island
Ferry over, rent a bike at the dock, and circle the whole island — lighthouses, Mohegan Bluffs, and beaches in one 17-mile car-optional loop.
Indiana
Bloomington
A Gold-level Bicycle Friendly Community and home of the Little 500, with the downtown B-Line rail-trail and the Midwest's premier mountain biking a short drive east in Brown County.
Idaho
Boise
Cruise the 25-mile Boise River Greenbelt from downtown hotels that lend free bikes, with e-bike rentals trailside and foothills singletrack above town.
Colorado
Boulder
A cycling-obsessed college town with 300+ miles of bikeways, creek paths, and Flatirons climbs, plus hotels that lend or rent bikes and several e-bike tour operators.
Nevada
Boulder City
Ride through five 1931 railroad tunnels above Lake Mead to Hoover Dam, or tackle the 34-mile River Mountains Loop from a trailhead hotel.
Montana
Bozeman
College-town trailhead for the Gallatin Valley — 80+ miles of Main Street to the Mountains paths, free hotel cruisers, and Bridger-range singletrack.
North Carolina
Brevard
A true mountain-bike town wedged between Pisgah and DuPont — raw technical singletrack, flowy waterfall trails, and cyclist-first lodging.
Rhode Island
Bristol
Base at a harborfront inn steps from the East Bay Bike Path — 14.5 flat, paved miles along Narragansett Bay to Providence.
Iowa
Burlington
Burlington is a Mississippi River town whose Snake Alley Criterium sends racers up the famously crooked brick 'Snake Alley,' one of the toughest short climbs in U.S. bike racing.
Vermont
Burlington
Ride the Island Line Trail out onto a lake causeway and bike ferry from a downtown hotel with free Budnitz loaner bikes or trailside rentals.
Wisconsin
Cable
A small Northwoods town at the hub of the CAMBA trail system — 300-plus miles of mapped mountain-bike and gravel routes through the Chequamegon National Forest — and home turf of the American Birkebeiner and Chequamegon MTB Festival.
New York
Cambridge
A small Washington County village on the Vermont border that hosts the Tour of the Battenkill, America's best-known spring 'classic'-style race on dirt roads, amid rolling Battenkill Valley farm country.
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Ride the 27.5-mile paved Cape Cod Rail Trail past kettle ponds and salt marshes, with resort loaner bikes and trailside rental shops in Brewster.
New Jersey
Cape May
Pedal flat Victorian streets to the Cape May Point lighthouse — several hotels and B&Bs hand you free cruisers at check-in.
California
Carlsbad
Carlsbad's oceanfront Carlsbad Boulevard seawall and its stretch of the Coastal Rail Trail make it a mild-weather beach-cruiser and e-bike destination in North County San Diego.
Kentucky
Cave City
Pair the world's longest cave with a bike: ride the 9-mile Mammoth Cave Railroad Trail, with e-bikes in town and a lodge that rents at the trailhead.
South Carolina
Charleston
Cruise flat historic streets on free hotel bikes, climb the Ravenel Bridge bike lane, and beach-ride Isle of Palms.
Tennessee
Chattanooga
River-flat greenway cruising downtown, a 300-bike share system, and guided Lookout Mountain descents that end right on the waterfront.
Washington
Chelan
Lake Chelan pairs a 50-mile glacial lake and a dense cluster of wineries with foothill and orchard gravel roads climbing above the valley floor.
Illinois
Chicago
Ride 18.5 paved miles of Lake Michigan shoreline on the Lakefront Trail, with hotel loaner bikes, Divvy stations, and guided tours steps away.
Washington
Cle Elum & Roslyn
Twin historic coal towns at the western Cascade trailhead of the Palouse to Cascades (Iron Horse) rail-trail, with a bike-rental shop two blocks from the trailhead and the two-day Iron Horse Gravel Ride.
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
Lakefront riding on the North Idaho Centennial Trail, free cruisers at the landmark lake resort, and the 72-mile Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes nearby.
Washington
Colfax
Colfax sits at the heart of the Palouse, where hundreds of miles of low-traffic county gravel roads roll through wheat and lentil country past landmarks like Steptoe Butte.
Ohio
Columbus
Ride the Scioto Mile and Olentangy Trail from downtown hotels that hand you free bikes — Columbus is the midpoint of the Ohio to Erie Trail.
Michigan
Copper Harbor
A tiny Lake Superior town at the tip of the Keweenaw Peninsula and an IMBA Silver-Level Ride Center, with roughly 40 miles of purpose-built singletrack and a downtown trailhead served by one full rental/guide shop plus a trailside resort.
California
Coronado
Coronado is a flat, cruiser-friendly island on San Diego Bay ringed by the 24-mile Bayshore Bikeway loop and anchored by the historic Hotel del Coronado.
Colorado
Crested Butte
A wildflower-season singletrack legend where downtown inns lend cruisers and the famous 401 Trail drops through knee-high blooms.
Minnesota
Crosby
Red-dirt singletrack over reclaimed iron mines — the Cuyuna trails pack 55–70+ miles around clear mine lakes, with ride-in/ride-out lodging in town.
Maryland
Cumberland
Mile 0 of both the Great Allegheny Passage and the C&O Canal Towpath — 334 car-free miles meet at Canal Place, with outfitters, shuttles and trail inns.
California
Davis
Home of the U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame and the first legislated bike lanes in the nation, Davis has 100+ miles of paths and several downtown hotels that lend guests bikes for free.
West Virginia
Davis
One of the East's original mountain-bike towns — canyon rail grades, an IMBA Epic ridge ride, and rentals with shuttles from the shop in town.
South Dakota
Deadwood
Roll out of the Old West gambling town onto the 109-mile George S. Mickelson Trail — e-bike rentals, shuttles, and trailside lodging at the northern terminus.
Iowa
Decorah
Loop Decorah's 11-mile Trout Run Trail through Driftless bluff country — trout streams, eagle nests, and an e-bike shop right on the path.
Wisconsin
Door County
Wisconsin's Cape Cod — Peninsula State Park's Sunset Trail, shoreline village loops, and lakeside inns that hand you a free bike at check-in.
Minnesota
Duluth
A Lake Superior port city with more than 110 miles of COGGS-built, mountain-bike-optimized singletrack anchored by the 40-plus-mile Duluth Traverse, plus the paved Lakewalk along the waterfront.
Colorado
Durango
A San Juan mountain town where hotels lend free cruisers for the paved Animas River Trail and shops rent full-suspension bikes for the singletrack.
Vermont
East Burke
Ride 100+ miles of world-famous Kingdom Trails singletrack straight from a Darling Hill inn where the trails run through the front yard.
Washington
Ellensburg
A central-Washington college town on the Palouse to Cascades trail with a dense web of Naneum and Colockum forest-service gravel roads and the HI90 Grindy gravel gran fondo.
Kansas
Emporia
The Gravel Capital of the World — Unbound Gravel's hometown, with endless Flint Hills gravel and two downtown shops that rent bikes.
Oregon
Eugene
A Gold-level Bicycle Friendly Community (League of American Bicyclists) laced with the paved Ruth Bascom Riverbank Path along the Willamette River, plus nonprofit and shop-based rentals for road, e-bike, and cruiser riding.
Arkansas
Eureka Springs
A historic Victorian resort town in the Ozarks that doubles as a mountain-bike basecamp, with Lake Leatherwood City Park's 25-plus miles of cross-country trails and a dedicated downhill gravity zone minutes from downtown.
Alabama
Fairhope
Cruise oak-lined bayfront lanes from Fairhope's pier to the historic Grand Hotel — small-town charm with rental cruisers downtown.
North Dakota
Fargo
Dead-flat, easygoing riding on Fargo–Moorhead's Red River path network — riverside park rentals, e-bike hires, and hotels with free loaner bikes.
Arkansas
Fayetteville
One of America's most bike-friendly cities — Mile Zero of the Razorback Greenway, Kessler Mountain singletrack, and a downtown hotel that lends bikes for free.
West Virginia
Fayetteville
Gateway town for New River Gorge National Park — purpose-built Arrowhead singletrack, adventure resorts with bike rentals, and a bike farm at the trailhead.
Arizona
Flagstaff
A 7,000-foot mountain town ringed by ponderosa pine singletrack, gravel forest roads, and the Arizona National Scenic Trail. Flagstaff pairs a deep bike-shop culture with cool-summer riding when the desert bakes.
Colorado
Fort Collins
A Platinum-level bike-friendly city with flat, connected paths, 20+ craft breweries, and a historic downtown hotel that lends free cruiser bikes to guests.
New Hampshire
Franconia Notch
Shuttle to the top and coast the paved Franconia Notch Recreation Path past Echo Lake, the Basin, and Flume Gorge on a rented e-bike.
Texas
Fredericksburg
Pedal quiet ranch roads past Hill Country wineries and spring bluebonnets — the Willow City Loop is one of Texas's classic rides.
Washington
Friday Harbor
Ferry into Friday Harbor, grab a bike two blocks from the dock, and loop San Juan Island's whale-watching coast car-free.
Colorado
Fruita
A legendary desert mountain-biking hub near the Kokopelli and 18 Road trails, with a rider-focused inn (bike wash station, in-room bike storage) and downtown shops renting MTB, gravel, and e-bikes.
Illinois
Galena
Historic hill town in Illinois' Driftless corner — e-bike the crushed-stone Galena River Trail or ride lift-served downhill at Chestnut Mountain.
Illinois
Grafton
River town where the Illinois meets the Mississippi — pedal the paved Sam Vadalabene Bike Trail beneath limestone bluffs on a lodge cruiser bike.
Colorado
Grand Junction
The hub of Colorado's Grand Valley, Grand Junction pairs the Lunch Loops/Tabeguache desert singletrack and Colorado National Monument road climbs with Palisade wine-country cruising just to the east.
South Carolina
Greenville
Pedal the Swamp Rabbit Trail from downtown waterfalls to Travelers Rest, or climb Blue Ridge roads from a pro cyclist's hotel.
Alabama
Gulf Shores & Orange Beach
Ride the award-winning Backcountry Trail through Gulf State Park — free bike share, e-bike rentals, and a lodge with bikes at the door.
Virginia
Harrisonburg
The self-styled bicycle capital of the Shenandoah Valley, Harrisonburg pairs a walkable downtown with hundreds of miles of mountain, gravel, and road riding in the surrounding George Washington National Forest. It is home to the Shenandoah Mountain 100 and several full-service bike shops with rentals.
California
Healdsburg
Three renowned wine valleys radiate from the Healdsburg Plaza on low-traffic vineyard roads — West Dry Creek Road, the Alexander Valley, and the Russian River corridor — making it one of California's premier road- and gravel-cycling towns.
Missouri
Hermann
A German-heritage wine town on the Missouri River, connected to the 240-mile Katy Trail by an ADA-accessible pedestrian/bike bridge across to the McKittrick trailhead. Cyclist-friendly inns, a Pedego e-bike rental shop, and walkable wineries make it a popular Katy Trail base.
South Dakota
Hill City
The heart of the Mickelson Trail — trailside lodges rent e-bikes on site, and shuttles open up 109 miles of Black Hills rail-trail near Mount Rushmore.
South Carolina
Hilton Head Island
Ride 60+ miles of flat, shaded pathways and hard-packed beach on a Gold-Level bike-friendly island where resorts hand you the bike.
Hawaii
Honolulu
Waikiki by bike — free hotel cruisers, Biki bike-share on every corner, and guided downhill rides through the rainforest roads above the city.
Oregon
Hood River
Ride the car-free Mosier Twin Tunnels on the Historic Columbia River Highway State Trail, with e-bike rentals a block from downtown hotels.
Arkansas
Hot Springs
A historic spa town wrapped around a national park, with the world-class Northwoods mountain-bike trails just five minutes from downtown bathhouses.
California
Idyllwild
A pine-forest mountain town at 5,400 feet that sits atop two legendary Southern California road climbs and hundreds of miles of San Jacinto mountain-bike dirt.
Nevada
Incline Village
Pedal the Tahoe East Shore Trail to Sand Harbor from a hotel that lends bikes — with the legendary Flume Trail waiting up the hill.
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ride the protected Indianapolis Cultural Trail and the 27-mile Monon straight from downtown — bike-share docks and e-bike rentals on every block.
Wyoming
Jackson
Pedal 56+ miles of paved pathways toward Grand Teton, or ride lift-served laps at Teton Village — with town hotels lending cruisers.
Georgia
Jekyll Island
A state-park barrier island with 24+ miles of flat, oak-shaded paths — resort hotels rent cruisers steps from Driftwood Beach.
Pennsylvania
Jim Thorpe
Shuttle up, coast 25 miles down the Lehigh Gorge — Jim Thorpe is the D&L Trail's storybook base town, with bike-package hotels a block from the outfitters.
Hawaii
Kailua-Kona
The Big Island's sunny Kona side — the Ironman's Queen K Highway, oceanfront cruising on Alii Drive, and pro-grade road bike rentals with resort delivery.
Hawaii
Kapaa
Kauai's east side, where the paved Ke Ala Hele Makalae coastal path rolls past beaches — with cruiser rentals and hotel loaner bikes steps from the trail.
Idaho
Kellogg
Silver Valley trail town base for the Route of the Hiawatha's tunnels and trestles and the paved 72-mile Trail of the Coeur d'Alenes.
Florida
Key West
Flat 2×4-mile island where bikes beat cars — cruise Old Town's conch-house lanes on a hotel bike or a $10-a-day delivered cruiser.
Vermont
Killington
The Beast of the East for summer downhill — 35 trails and nearly 2,000 feet of vertical off three lifts, with the region's largest rental fleet at the base.
Tennessee
Knoxville
Over 60 miles of Urban Wilderness singletrack minutes from downtown, plus flat riverside greenways and rental shops that sit right on the trails.
New York
Lake Placid
The two-time Olympic village is now the eastern gateway to the Adirondack Rail Trail — 34 vehicle-free miles of stone dust from a town full of rental fleets.
New Jersey
Lambertville
Base camp for the flat, car-free D&R Canal towpath — canal-side inns lend bikes, and bridges to Pennsylvania turn rides into loops.
Minnesota
Lanesboro
Minnesota's rail-trail hub town — 42 paved miles of the Root River State Trail under limestone bluffs, with B&Bs that rent bikes and free town bike shares.
Wyoming
Laramie
A 7,200-foot college town ringed by the Medicine Bow Rail Trail, Curt Gowdy's famous singletrack and the Pilot Hill trails that start in town.
Nevada
Las Vegas
Skip the Strip and ride Red Rock Canyon's scenic loop from Summerlin, where a hotel lends free bikes and the rental shops stock pro-level fleets.
Kansas
Lawrence
Ride the paved 22-mile Lawrence Loop around this KU college town — one hotel lends free bikes right off the trail.
Colorado
Leadville
The highest incorporated city in North America and home of the Leadville Trail 100 MTB, Leadville is a historic mining town that draws mountain bikers and gravel riders for high-altitude racing and singletrack.
Washington
Leavenworth
A Bavarian-themed Cascade town with classic Central Washington mountain biking — the epic Devil's Gulch descent and the fast, bermed Freund Canyon flow trail — plus e-bike cruising along the Wenatchee River valley.
Delaware
Lewes
Ride the Junction & Breakwater Trail from historic Lewes to Cape Henlopen, with a free Dogfish Head loaner cruiser or a trailhead rental.
West Virginia
Lewisburg
Southern gateway to the 78-mile Greenbrier River Trail, with outfitter shuttles and resort bike rentals at The Greenbrier just up the road.
Kentucky
Lexington
Ride the Legacy Trail past white plank fences and grazing thoroughbreds — Kentucky Horse Country by bike, with rentals a block off the path.
Nebraska
Lincoln
Roll out of Lincoln's Haymarket onto the 27-mile MoPac Trail — a 180-mile city trail network, BikeLNK bike share, and free hotel bikes downtown.
Utah
Logan
A Silver-level Bicycle Friendly Community in northern Utah's Cache Valley, home to Utah State University and the start of LOTOJA, the longest one-day USAC-sanctioned road race in the country.
Kentucky
Louisville
Cross the Big Four Bridge, follow the Louisville Loop, and roam 60 miles of Parklands trails — riverfront riding with a NuLu bed-and-bike base.
Washington
Lynden
Cruise flat Dutch berry-country lanes near the border — borrow a Dutch-style bike from your downtown inn and time your visit to the July Raspberry Festival.
Michigan
Mackinac Island
Cars are banned island-wide, so bikes rule Mackinac — loop the flat 8-mile M-185 shoreline right off the ferry dock.
Wisconsin
Madison
One of America's most bike-friendly cities — the Capital City Trail across the isthmus, 45 e-bike-share docks, and a hotel that hands you a free bike pass.
California
Mammoth Lakes
California's highest lift-served bike park — 80+ miles of downhill and flow off the Panorama Gondola, with slopeside basecamps and full DH rental fleets.
Louisiana
Mandeville
Ride the 31-mile Tammany Trace rail-trail through Covington, Abita Springs and Mandeville — guest-house loaner bikes and trailside rentals included.
Michigan
Marquette
The U.P.'s cycling capital — cruise the paved Iron Ore Heritage Trail along Lake Superior or hit nationally rated singletrack.
Massachusetts
Martha's Vineyard
44+ miles of flat, paved island bike paths link Edgartown, Oak Bluffs, and Vineyard Haven — bring a bike on the ferry or borrow one from your hotel.
North Dakota
Medora
Base camp for the 144-mile Maah Daah Hey Trail — Badlands singletrack, park-road spins in Theodore Roosevelt NP, and rentals right in town.
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Perennially ranked among the top US cycling cities, Minneapolis links the Chain of Lakes, Midtown Greenway, Cedar Lake Trail, and the 50-mile Grand Rounds Scenic Byway into one of the country's most complete urban trail networks.
Montana
Missoula
Adventure Cycling's hometown — Clark Fork riverfront trails through downtown, Rattlesnake singletrack minutes away, and shops that outfit touring riders.
Utah
Moab
The world's mountain-bike capital — Slickrock, the Whole Enchilada, and Main Street shops that rent, shuttle, and even deliver bikes to the trailhead.
California
Montecito
Montecito is an upscale coastal enclave just east of Santa Barbara with Butterfly Beach cruising and scenic road cycling along the coast and up the foothills.
California
Monterey & Pacific Grove
Ride the 18-mile Monterey Bay Coastal Trail past Cannery Row and sea otters — several waterfront hotels lend bikes free.
Connecticut
Mystic
Ride the Mystic River waterfront and the coastal Bluff Point loop, with hotel loaner bikes and delivery rentals from a walkable seaport downtown.
Massachusetts
Nantucket
A car-optional island with 35+ miles of paved sidepaths to Madaket, Sconset, and Surfside — many hotels hand you a free cruiser at check-in.
California
Napa Valley
Pedal the car-free Napa Valley Vine Trail between wineries — some hotels even deliver free e-bikes to your door.
Indiana
Nashville
The Midwest's flagship mountain-bike destination — 30 miles of singletrack at Brown County State Park, with rentals and lodging right in town.
Louisiana
New Orleans
Pedal flat, historic New Orleans — Lafitte Greenway, Crescent Park and the levee-top Mississippi River Trail, with hotel loaner bikes and e-bike share.
New York
New Paltz
A Hudson Valley college town at the foot of the Shawangunk Ridge, New Paltz pairs the flat, family-friendly Wallkill Valley Rail Trail with world-class gravel and carriage-road riding in Mohonk Preserve and Minnewaska State Park.
Rhode Island
Newport
Pedal Ocean Drive's 10 miles of Gilded Age coastline on a hotel loaner Tokyobike or rental e-bike from Newport's walkable harborfront.
Washington
North Bend
North Bend and neighboring Snoqualmie sit about 40 minutes east of Seattle where the Snoqualmie Valley Trail, the Palouse-to-Cascades (Iron Horse) State Park Trail, and Rattlesnake and Tiger Mountain forest-road gravel converge, making the valley the Seattle area's most convenient rail-trail and forest-road gravel basecamp.
New Hampshire
North Conway
Ride North Conway's new paved MWV Rec Path, then rent a mountain bike at Cranmore's lift-served park at the base of the White Mountains.
Oregon
Oakridge
A small Cascade mountain-bike town and IMBA Ride Center 45 miles southeast of Eugene, known for long forest singletrack descents like the Alpine Trail, served by in-town shops and daily shuttle operators.
Maryland
Ocean City
Sunrise cruiser laps on the oceanfront boardwalk, then a paved ride to Assateague's wild ponies — rental stands sit right under the hotels.
Mississippi
Ocean Springs
Cruise the Live Oaks Bicycle Route from a walkable arts town into Gulf Islands National Seashore — cottage inns include free bikes.
Pennsylvania
Ohiopyle
The GAP's favorite trail town — rent a bike steps from your room and ride the Youghiogheny gorge to Confluence or Connellsville.
California
Ojai
A classic Southern California road-cycling town near Santa Barbara, anchored by the car-free Ojai Valley Trail and ringed by scenic valley, gravel, and mountain climbs.
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Thirteen paved miles of Oklahoma River Trails link the Boathouse District, Wheeler's ferris wheel, and Bricktown in a city with ~100 miles of trail.
Iowa
Okoboji
Pedal the flat Iowa Great Lakes Trail between beach towns — 60+ miles of paths, e-bike rentals in every town, and lakeside hotels with loaner bikes.
Nebraska
Omaha
Ride Omaha's Missouri riverfront and cross the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge — free hotel loaner bikes, a 400-e-bike share fleet, and guided river tours.
North Carolina
Outer Banks
Flat, breezy beach-cruiser country — paved village paths from Nags Head to Duck, plus inns and resorts that hand you a bike at the desk.
Washington
Packwood
Packwood is a mountain-town gateway ringed by the Gifford Pinchot National Forest's vast web of forest-service gravel roads between Mount Rainier and Mount St. Helens.
California
Palm Springs
A winter road-cycling capital in the Southern California desert, home to the Tour de Palm Springs charity century and endless flat-to-rolling desert routes framed by the San Jacinto Mountains.
Utah
Park City
America's first IMBA Gold ride town — the Mid-Mountain Trail, lift-served Deer Valley laps, and slopeside lodges with bike shops in the lobby.
California
Paso Robles
Paso Robles offers rolling road rides and gravel backroads winding among 200-plus vineyards and oak-studded hills, making it a premier Central Coast wine-country cycling base for winery-to-winery riding.
Arizona
Phoenix
A large Sonoran Desert metro that doubles as a winter road-riding destination, with South Mountain Park, an extensive canal-path network, and the early-season Valley of the Sun Stage Race.
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Mile 0 of the Great Allegheny Passage — ride out from the Point State Park fountain on riverfront trails, with hotel loaner bikes waiting downtown.
California
Placerville
Historic Gold Country 'Hangtown' in the Sierra foothills, with paved and gravel backroads, the roughly 35-mile El Dorado Trail rail-trail, and 30-plus El Dorado wine-country wineries and Apple Hill farms reachable by bike near the South Fork American River.
Washington
Port Angeles
Port Angeles is the northern gateway to Olympic National Park and a natural hub for the paved-plus-gravel Olympic Discovery Trail, the Hurricane Ridge climb, and the region's Gravel Unravel endurance gravel series.
Washington
Port Townsend
Port Townsend is a Victorian seaport at the northeast tip of the Olympic Peninsula where cyclists pick up the Larry Scott Trail, the eastern terminus of the 130-plus-mile Olympic Discovery Trail, and use Washington State Ferries to reach Whidbey Island and the wider peninsula.
Maine
Portland
Coast Casco Bay on Portland's flat, paved Eastern Promenade Trail — grab a hotel loaner or a waterfront rental and connect to Back Cove.
Oregon
Portland
America's bike capital — waterfront loops, the Springwater Corridor, hotel loaner bikes, and e-bike share on nearly every downtown corner.
Washington
Pullman
A Washington State University town in the heart of the Palouse, surrounded by an endless grid of low-traffic wheat-country gravel roads that make it a self-guided gravel basecamp.
Ohio
Put-in-Bay
A car-light Lake Erie island where cruiser bikes rule — B&Bs lend them free, and rental stands meet both ferry docks.
California
Redlands
Historic citrus-country town at the foot of the San Bernardino Mountains, home to the Redlands Bicycle Classic and miles of orange-grove and foothill road riding.
Washington
Republic
Republic is the trailhead town for the 25-mile crushed-gravel Ferry County Rail Trail, ringed by Okanogan Highlands forest-service gravel roads.
Mississippi
Ridgeland
Ride the Natchez Trace car-light on Ridgeland's paved trail, with a free city bikeshare and hotels steps from the stations.
Virginia
Roanoke
Roanoke is a Silver-level IMBA Ride Center and Silver Bicycle Friendly Community, with the vast Carvins Cove trail system, the Roanoke River Greenway, Mill Mountain, and Blue Ridge Parkway access.
Missouri
Rocheport
The Katy Trail's signature trail town at mile 178 — bluff-lined river miles, a trailside café-and-bike-shop, and B&Bs that lend or rent bikes.
California
Roseville
A trail-rich Sacramento suburb whose paved greenways — the roughly 7.5-mile Miners Ravine Trail and the Dry Creek Greenway — connect into the wider Sacramento-region path network, including the 32-plus-mile American River Parkway toward Folsom Lake.
Colorado
Salida
A historic railroad and river town at the foot of the Sawatch Range, Salida is a hub for the Monarch Crest Trail, the Arkansas Hills trail system, and long road and gravel rides in the upper Arkansas Valley.
Texas
San Antonio
Ride the car-free Mission Reach from the Alamo to four UNESCO missions — free hotel cruisers and an all-electric bike share cover the river trail.
California
San Diego (North County Coast)
Cruise Coast Highway 101 from Solana Beach through Encinitas to La Jolla — rentals in every beach town, year-round.
Florida
Sanibel Island
A barrier island built for bikes — 25+ miles of shared-use paths, resort loaner cruisers, and a wildlife-refuge ride you'll never forget.
California
Santa Barbara
Cruise Santa Barbara's oceanfront Cabrillo Bike Path — three waterfront hotels hand guests free beach cruisers.
California
Santa Cruz
A rare combo of mellow coastal cruising along West Cliff Drive and world-class mountain biking in the redwoods above town, backed by a deep bench of bike shops.
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Ride the Santa Fe Rail Trail from the Railyard to Lamy, cruise adobe-lined lanes to Canyon Road, and borrow hotel bikes steps off the Plaza.
California
Sausalito
The bayside end of the classic Golden Gate Bridge ride, with a dense bike-rental scene one block from the ferry and an easy ferry return to San Francisco.
Georgia
Savannah
Flat, oak-shaded squares make Savannah a natural cycling city — hotel bike fleets, downtown rental shops, and daily guided history rides.
Arizona
Scottsdale
Sun-soaked resort town where the car-free Indian Bend Wash Greenbelt links Old Town hotels with loaner bikes, e-bike rentals, and guided tours.
Washington
Seattle
Seattle is a compact Pacific Northwest cycling base where the flat, roughly 20-mile Burke-Gilman Trail and the waterfront Elliott Bay Trail link neighborhoods car-free, Lime dockless e-bikes cover the core, and rental shops and guided tours open up both urban riding and nearby gravel and mountain-bike terrain.
Arizona
Sedona
Red-rock mountain-bike mecca with 250+ miles of singletrack, bike-spa hotels, and rental fleets from West Sedona to the Village of Oak Creek.
New Mexico
Silver City
A high-desert town at the edge of the Gila National Forest, best known as the host of the Tour of the Gila stage race and a hub for road, gravel, and mountain riding.
Connecticut
Simsbury
A rail-trail town on the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail, with two inns lending guests hotel bikes and a bike shop right on the path.
West Virginia
Snowshoe
The premier lift-served downhill bike park on the East Coast — 40+ trails and 1,500 feet of vertical, with a resort rental center and armor at the base.
California
Solvang
A Danish-style village at the center of Santa Ynez Valley wine-country road cycling, where the Alisal Ranch lends guests bikes free and outfitters rent carbon road and gravel bikes for the vineyard loops.
New Jersey
Somerville
Somerville hosts the Tour of Somerville, America's oldest major bike race (run since 1940) and the Memorial Day criterium nicknamed the "Kentucky Derby of Cycling."
California
South Lake Tahoe
A high-Sierra lake town laced with paved shoreline paths and singletrack, where a couple of hotels lend guests bikes and shops rent everything from beach cruisers to e-MTBs.
Hawaii
South Maui (Kīhei)
Flat, sunny beach cruising down South Kīhei Road to Wailea — borrow a hotel cruiser or rent a road bike, year-round.
Wisconsin
Sparta
The self-declared Bicycling Capital of America and western trailhead of the first rail-trail in the U.S. — three hand-dug tunnels, five towns, one classic ride.
South Dakota
Spearfish
Ride Spearfish Canyon's creekside and forest trails in the Northern Black Hills — fat-bike rentals at the canyon lodge, bike share in town.
Washington
Spokane
Ride the 37.5-mile paved Centennial Trail past Spokane Falls — two riverfront hotels lend guests free bikes.
Missouri
St. Charles
Historic river town at the eastern trailhead of the 240-mile Katy Trail, with a brick-paved Main Street district, a trailside bike shop and cafe, and cyclist-friendly inns steps from Frontier Park.
Utah
St. George
Utah's winter riding hub at Zion's doorstep — Gooseberry Mesa slickrock, the flowy JEM Trail, and a downtown hotel with a bike shop in the lobby.
Florida
St. Petersburg
Southern terminus of the Pinellas Trail — flat rail-trail miles, a waterfront downtown, and rental shops sitting right on the path.
Colorado
Steamboat Springs
Gondola-served downhill and flow on Mt. Werner — a 50-mile bike park in self-styled "Bike Town, USA," with slopeside lodging and full-face DH rentals.
Vermont
Stowe
A four-season mountain town where the 5.5-mile paved Stowe Recreation Path links directly to VMBA singletrack networks at Cady Hill Forest, Adams Camp, and the Trapp Family Lodge trail system, plus gravel and quiet road riding.
Idaho
Sun Valley
Home to America's longest purpose-built downhill trail and 400+ miles of singletrack — lift-served gravity meets one of the biggest trail networks in the US.
Florida
Tampa
Flat, waterfront city riding — cruise Bayshore Boulevard and the Riverwalk on a rental or a hotel's complimentary bike.
California
Temecula
Temecula Valley Wine Country offers rolling vineyard road riding and guided e-bike wine tours among 40-plus wineries along Rancho California Road and De Portola Road.
Oregon
The Dalles
The Dalles is the eastern gateway to the Columbia River Gorge, offering paved Gorge highways and palouse-hill gravel and hosting the New Dalles Omnium bike race each June.
Tennessee
Townsend
The quiet side of the Smokies — pedal the car-free Cades Cove loop on Wednesdays, cruise Townsend's paved bike path, or session 14 miles of bike-only trails.
Michigan
Traverse City
Ride the paved TART Trail spine into Leelanau wine country and along Grand Traverse Bay from a car-optional downtown base.
California
Truckee
A high-Sierra basecamp for North Tahoe mountain biking, gravel and road riding, with premium demo rentals, trailhead shuttles and guided rides on tap in a walkable downtown.
Arizona
Tucson
Winter road-riding capital of the Southwest — the car-free Chuck Huckelberry Loop circles the city, with resort bike fleets and 365-day rental shops.
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Twenty-six miles of paved Arkansas River trail, the Gathering Place, and Turkey Mountain singletrack make Tulsa Oklahoma's easiest bike getaway.
Mississippi
Tupelo
Natchez Trace headquarters town where a boutique hotel lends free bikes for a self-guided Elvis landmark ride.
Washington
Twisp
A small Methow Valley town at the mouth of the Twisp River drainage, a gateway to some of Washington's premier forest-service-road gravel and the start town for the Twisp River Rambler gravel fondo.
New Jersey
Vernon
The biggest lift-served downhill park near NYC — 52 rocky, technical trails off the Cabriolet lift, with full-suspension rentals and armor at the base.
Virginia
Virginia Beach
Cruise the bikes-only Boardwalk path, then ride shaded forest miles in First Landing State Park — oceanfront hotels lend and rent bikes.
Vermont
Waitsfield
Classic central-Vermont mountain valley between Sugarbush and Mad River Glen, host of the Green Mountain Stage Race and its App Gap finale, with road, gravel, and mountain riding out the door.
Washington
Walla Walla
A southeast-Washington wine-country town laced with low-traffic gravel roads climbing from the vineyards into the Blue Mountain foothills, and host of the Walla Walla Grit gravel race.
Washington
Wenatchee
Ride the paved Apple Capital Loop along the Columbia River — borrow a hotel bike right on the trail.
Indiana
West Lafayette
A bike-dense Purdue University town on the Wabash River, home to a collegiate criterium and laced with the Wabash Heritage and Cattail trails.
Hawaii
West Maui
Leeward Maui rides from Lahaina to Kapalua — rent a road bike (bring your own pedals) and roll the Honoapiʻilani coast.
Montana
Whitefish
Glacier's gateway town — free hotel cruisers, Whitefish Trail singletrack from town, lift-served downhill, and car-free spring rides up Going-to-the-Sun Road.
Kansas
Wichita
Cruise Wichita's paved Arkansas River Path past the Keeper of the Plains — bike share, riverfront rentals, and free hotel bikes downtown.
Virginia
Williamsburg
Pedal the paved 52-mile Virginia Capital Trail from Jamestown, then roll cobbled colonial streets — resorts here rent bikes on-site.
Delaware
Wilmington
Ride the Jack A. Markell Trail from Wilmington's Riverfront to Historic New Castle, with free hotel bikes and app-based Riverfront rentals.
New York
Windham
A former UCI World Cup downhill mountain in the Catskills, now offering guided e-bike riding plus in-town rentals and bike-friendly inns two hours from NYC.
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
A growing Piedmont cycling city that hosts the UCI-ranked Winston-Salem Cycling Classic, with a downtown greenway network, road and gravel riding across the rolling Piedmont, and a public bikeshare.
Colorado
Winter Park
Home of Trestle — one of the largest lift-served downhill bike parks in the US, with base-village lodging and gear-included DH rental packages.
Washington
Winthrop
Old-West trail town in the Methow Valley with hundreds of miles of singletrack — and lodges that hand you a bike.
Ohio
Yellow Springs
A colorful trail town on the 78-mile Little Miami Scenic Trail, with hotel cruiser rentals and a trailside inn one hub away in Cedarville.
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