Providing free maps, information, and enthusiasm to make cycling in our local area safer and more enjoyable for everyone.
Local Rides
The PA-NJ-NY Tri-state area offers some great cycling routes and destinations. This site is dedicated to providing bicyclists with detailed information, data, and maps, so that they can make the best decisions of where to safely and enjoyably ride. The routes listed on this site are cyclist approved and ridden consistently by our group of local riders. We have attempted to select and supply you with the "best of" rides in our local area, selecting for ride safety, scenery, intensity level, and overall ride quality. We have analyzed and rated these routes, giving information on general road conditions and traffic safety, as well as elevation gain, and overall distance. Our color coded system should help you find the ride that matches your experience level and desired intensity. All routes are offered in media friendly platforms as well as traditional cue-sheets via the application RIDE WITH GPS. This allows these routes to be used on your computer, smart phone, or Garmin device. Please use the download links available that are listed on the map page for each rioute. All routes start at locations with parking availability: either at Action Bikes and Outdoor, or the Milford American Legion/VFW.
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The road routes that we have compiled are friendly to all levels of riders and were designed for intended use with road bikes, touring bikes, or flat bar road bikes. These routes are ride-able on a mountain bike, though not recommended due to the nature of the road surface and conditions. Some roads may have rougher sections of tar-chip pavement or gravel washed across; always ride with care. Traffic and road conditions are variable dependent on the route, and lights for visibility are highly recommended as well as a flat repair kit. Many routes require crossing bridges so riders should be comfortable riding in slow traffic, riding bridge sidewalks, or walking their bikes for these sections. Keep the rubber side down!
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These cyclocross/gravel routes are designed for riders with cyclocross or gravel specific bikes, though can also easily be ridden with mountain bikes. A minimum of 32 c tires are suggested in order to have the best and safest experience. Riders should be comfortable with muddy and slippery conditions and always should travel with a flat tire repair kit. The routes are designed to have a mix of surfaces, and dependent on route will have varying portions of asphalt road riding. Most routes also contain at least one bridge crossing on a main road, and riders need to be comfortable riding in slow traffic, riding on a bridge sidewalk, or walking their bike for these portions. Keep the rubber side down!
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This information is provided free as a service to our community and we take no responsibility for the individual experiences, decisions, or safety of anyone who chooses to use this information. Therefore we are not liable for any injury, personal loss, or unlawful acts that may happen to or be cause by those who use this information. Ride at your own risk.
