Cross Country Challenge is America by Bicycle’s central route across the United States. This 52-day fully-supported more moderately paced tour averages 80+ miles per day and crosses through 13 states. The 3872 mile route begins with a wheel dip in the Pacific Ocean in San Francisco, California and ends with a wheel dip in the Atlantic Ocean near Portsmouth, New Hampshire. In between, meet the challenge of the Sierras, the Rockies, and the Appalachian mountains. Drink in the vistas of the high deserts, the high plains, and Midwestern farm lands. Along the way, there are five interesting and diverse non-cycling days for a little rest and recuperation. See the beauty of America that only a cross country bicycle tour can offer. Prices starts at $8050.

For the cyclist who cannot take 52 days off, but still wants to experience the Cross Country Challenge, come ride one of the sections. Visit our website for details.

Across America North is America by Bicycle’s northern route across the United States. This 50-day fully-supported more moderately paced tour averages 80+ miles per day and crosses through 10 states and just a bit of the Canadian province of Ontario. The 3670 mile route begins with a wheel dip in the Pacific Ocean in Astoria, Oregon and ends with a wheel dip in the Atlantic Ocean near Portsmouth, New Hampshire. In between, meet the challenge of the Cascades, the Rockies, and the Appalachian mountains. Experience the vistas of the high deserts, the rolling high plains, and upper Midwestern farmlands. Across America North is 45 riding days that will treat you to stunning vistas, epic climbs, and return you to “reality” with a whole new appreciation of cycling. Prices start at $8500.

For the cyclist who cannot take 50 days off, but still wants to experience Across America North, come ride one of the sections. Visit our website for details.

We will see more than just the big peaks on this year’s Washington Bicycle Ride. We start by crossing the high plains of sagebrush, juniper and scrub oak before descending into the Yakima River Valley and its verdant rows of vineyard and tall stands of hop bines. The area around Sunnyside is the heart of the hop growing region of Washington and has a burgeoning wine industry. From the valley, we climb up into the Cascade Mountains into the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, passing by mountain lakes with fantastic views of the Cascade volcanoes. The layover ride brings us up close to Mt. Saint Helens, with views well worth the hard effort, overlooking the crater that remains from the 1980 eruption. The ride continues down to the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area before ascending back to the start in the wonderful little town of Goldendale.

Join us in celebrating 20 years of the Tour de Wyoming as we return to one of our favorite areas of the state. We start and end in Sheridan, Wyoming with overnight stays in Buffalo, Ten Sleep, Meeteetse, Basin, and at the Bear Lodge near Burgess Junction. Our route takes us up and over the Bighorn Mountains not once, but twice. We start with a jaunt through the Powder River Basin, along the foothills of the Bighorn Mountains. Then we climb out of Buffalo and make our way to Powder River Pass. We’ll slide down Ten Sleep Canyon, cross the badlands of the Bighorn Basin, climb up Shell Canyon and spend our final night atop the Bighorns before descending back into the Powder River Basin.

This incredible bike tour takes in the Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes and the Route of the Hiawatha, a pair of the most spectacular pathways in the U.S.

The Trail of the Coeur d’Alenes traces the course of an abandoned Union Pacific Railroad right-of-way, reaching from the Silver Valley, near the Montana border, to Plummer, not far from Idaho’s border with Washington. The Route of the Hiawatha originates in Montana and then burrows beneath the state line through the memorable 1.7-mile-long Taft Tunnel.

With its gentle terrain, short daily distances, and gorgeous scenery, this trip is a great choice whether you’re a beginner seeking a great introduction to supported bicycle touring or a cycling veteran craving a mellow, traffic-free adventure.

Please note: In order to participate in our Family Fun tours, adults must be accompanied by a child and children must be accompanied by an adult.