Canada
North America is ideal for nature lovers and cycling is the best way to see the beautiful nature of Canada. Best time for cycling is from spring to autumn.
North America is ideal for nature lovers and cycling is the best way to see the beautiful nature of Canada. Best time for cycling is from spring to autumn.
"Sweet Home Alabama". Northern Alabama is mountainous. Rolling prairies to the south. Sandy beaches at the Gulf of Mexico.
Bicycle tours over quiet roads through the overwhelming nature of Alaska. Beautiful cycling tours in the Glacier Bay Nation Park region.
Arizona has many opportunities for mountain bikers. The scenery is magnificent and the landscape is grand and varied, including the Monument Valley and Grand Canyon.
The northwest of Arkansas is mountainous. The south and east consists of farming lowlands, in the river valley of the Mississippi.
Cycling is 'hot' in California and we offer a large selection of bike tours during almost the entire year. A popular destination. ‘Easy going’ and varied.
The most beautiful state in the USA? At least for the mountain bikers. Spectacular routes in the Rocky Mountains with gorgeous views.
Connecticut is mostly covered with woods and forests. The northwest is mountainous and hilly, the coastal region is relatively flat.
The American coast. Nice biking along the Miami beaches or a tour to the tip of the Keys.
Nice and easy cycling in the Georgia coastal region. A forested inland with the Blue Ridge Mountains. Rural countryside and traditional southern hospitality.
Six large and over a hundred small tropical islands in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Vulcanic landscape with unique wildlife.
Excellent cycling in untouched nature. Idaho is mountainous and part of the Rocky Mountains. Only in the southeast there are flat parts.
A bike tour in Chicago, the heart of Illinois. The southern part of this state is hilly and wooded. It is one of the Great Lakes states.
Most of Indiana consists of gently rolling prairie land. At the southern boundary, at the Ohio River there are forested hills.
This ‘grain barn’ of America is bordered by the Mississippi and the Missouri River. There are many long-distance cycle paths in this state.
The state can be divided into the upper Great Plains (1250 meters) in the west and the lower Central Plain (200 meters) in the east.
Louisiana is a flat state with lots of woods and forests. The state is part of the coastal plain along the Gulf of Mexico.
Maine is the state of lakes, rivers and the sea. Cycling is in the rugged, yet idyllic coastline. Excellent bike touring options.
Maryland is dominated by the Chesapeake Bay. Inland there is a beautiful hilly region with some relaxed cycling tours.
Cycling tours along the beautiful coastline of Massachusetts, A hilly inland region with typical New England villages are also the perfect backdrop for enjoyable bike tours.
Minnesota is quite flat. In the north there are large areas of conifer forests. In the west and south mostly prairie.
Relaxed cycling during spring and autumn along the Natchez Trace. Or a long tour along the Mississippi river.
Montana is large and not very populated states and nature is beautiful. The lies on the Continental Divide, the rain separation line.
Nevada consists of an authentic and interesting desert area, interrupted by north-south running mountain ranges.
The charming New England villages of New Hamsphire guarantee a pleasant cycling atmosphere. Beautiful nature with a bit of wilderness.
Outside the crowds there are good cycling options in the industrialized state of New Jersey. The state has the proud nickname 'Garden State'.
No large cities in New Mexico, but a beautiful landscape with the Great Plains and mountain ranges. Nice to enjoy from the seat of your bicycle.
New York State has a varied landscape with the Great Lakes situated in the northwest. A guarantee for beautiful bike tours, also in NYC.
The south starts in North Carolina, with lazy towns and plantations. Inland the famous mountain top bike tour: the Blue Ridge Parkway.
North Dakota has a remarkable mountain bike region at its western border. This is the state with Indian culture, endless prairies and tranquility.
Great cycling along the Pacific coast of Oregon. Or more inland, over the hills or through the fertile Williamette Valley.
Traditional farmland in Pennsylvania with extensive estates. No other state has so many quiet cycling friendly country roads.
The smallest state in the USA is not an island. Relaxed cycling along the beaches and through the unexplored interior.
The state of South Carolina gradually rises from the west coast (with some beautiful beaches to bicycle along) to the hilly and rural interior.
Lots of bicycling option in the Black Hills region and along the Mickelson Trail. Mount Rushmore is the big attraction of South Dakota.
Tennessee has three scenic regions. Because of the height differences there is a rich variety in flora and fauna.
Texas means large hats and cows with huge horns. Everything here is great and truly American. This state offers surprisingly good cycling options.
Utah has a rugged landscape with strange rock formations. With the most national parks, this is a top mountain bike region.
Vermont lies in the heart of the New England region. Cycling through beautiful countryside, tranquil villages, rivers, lakes and forests.
Nature and culture go hand in hand in Virginia. Beautiful cycling tours along the American history and through the Piedmont hills.
This western state has a spectacular landscape of mountains, water and rain forests. Cycling is taken serious in Washington.
Wyoming is famous for its Yellowstone National Park. Outside this miracle there is more beauty to enjoy during a bike tour.
Mexico has traditionally been among the most visited countries in the world. The most notable attractions are the Mesoamerican ruins, cultural festivals, colonial cities, nature reserves and the beach resorts. The nation's wide range of climates, from temperate to tropical, and unique culture – make Mexico an attractive destination.
You can visit varied areas across the country the majestic colonial cities of Granada and Leon, the island of Ometepe and the Masaya volcano for hiking and the dazzling surf beaches of the Pacific Coast,
Guatemala has a rich and distinctive culture from the long mix of elements from Spain and the native Maya people. This diverse history and the natural beauty of the land have created a destination rich in interesting and scenic sites.
Panama is a country in Central America with coastlines on both the Caribbean Sea and the North Pacific Ocean. The Panama Canal that links the North Atlantic Ocean via the Caribbean Sea with the North Pacific Ocean, one of the most important shipping routes in the world.
Costa Rica became a popular nature travel destination and its main competitive advantage is its well-established system of national parks and protected areas.