Wet road after hailstorm on road from Grand Canyon to Flagstaff. Humphreys Peak rises at end of the road.
Category: TransAmerica Tour 1984
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Dya 58: Hermit's Trail
Looking out into the canyon from Hermit's Trail. Some 1,000 feet below the rim, this is where a trail takes off to Dripping Springs.
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Day 58: Knarled tree
Overlooking Grand Canyon at Watchtower on South Rim. Stopped here on our morning ride over to the main village.
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Day 57: At the edge of the Painted Desert
Near Cameron
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Day 56 – Balanced rocks near Tuba City
Red sandstone eroded by wind in Arizona
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Day 56 – Second mesa
This if the view from the second mesa in the Hopi Reservation in Arizona. There are three mesas in all, with an old town atop each.
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Day 55 – Wide open space in Arizona
We have the blacktop to ourselves heading west on Route 264 on Navajo reservation in northeastern Arizona
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Day 55 – Meeting up with riders in Arizona
Bruce and I pose with van-supported riders from the UK who are doing a cross-country charity tour
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Day 54 – Window Rock
The arch at Window Rock, Arizona, that gives the town its name
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Day 54 – Roy and Jayne Hawthorne
Our hosts in Window Rock, Ariz. (Not my picture. I picked it up off the web several years ago)
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Adventure Cycling Association
- Bike Touring During Wildfire Season: What to Know and When To BailClimate change is increasing North America’s dramatic wildfires each year, with apocalyptic smoke-darkened skies and scorched landscapes. In 2021, smoke from California wildfires reached as far as New York City, […] The post Bike Touring During Wildfire Season: What to Know and When To Bail appeared first on Adventure Cycling Association.
- Remember the Removal Team Completes 950-Mile Ride in June 2024 The 16th Remember the Removal team completed its nearly month-long journey on June 21, 2024, as the team rode into Tahlequah, OK, the capital of Cherokee Nation. The annual endeavor […] The post Remember the Removal Team Completes 950-Mile Ride in June 2024 appeared first on Adventure Cycling Association.
- Rolling with the Flow in the D.C. Summer Heat with Camp MWABAMetro Washington Association of Blind Athletes (MWABA) was thrilled to receive a grant from Adventure Cycling for our second annual tandem bike camping trip. This year, 25 campers braved the […] The post Rolling with the Flow in the D.C. Summer Heat with Camp MWABA appeared first on Adventure Cycling Association.
Trail biking
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- Santa Cruz Bicycles Hightower Gets an Update - BikeMagThe headtube is now at 63.9 in low and 64.2 in high setting, which strikes a nice balance in an über-capable trail bike like the Hightower. The V4 ...
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League of American Bicyclists
- New League Staff: Meet ShelbySay hello to the newest member of the League’s team: Shelby Ottengheime! As our new Federal Policy Fellow, Shelby brings insights from her experience as a campus bike shop leader… The post New League Staff: Meet Shelby appeared first on League of American Bicyclists.
- Celebrating 45 New and Renewing Bicycle Friendly BusinessesWASHINGTON, DC — Today, the League of American Bicyclists proudly recognizes 45 new and renewing Bicycle Friendly Businesses (BFBs) for their commitment to encouraging a more welcoming atmosphere for bicycling. “We’re… The post Celebrating 45 New and Renewing Bicycle Friendly Businesses appeared first on League of American Bicyclists.
- Guest Blog: I learned to ride a bike at 36 years old thanks to Bike New YorkWritten by Rossilynne Skena Culgan For years, a secret has plagued me, an embarrassing admission that I’ve shared only with the closest friends and family. It’s a confession that has made… The post Guest Blog: I learned to ride a bike at 36 years old thanks to Bike New York appeared first on League of American […]
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