Huffy® - Ride Finder

Hit the trails and ride.

As much fun as riding can be, dealing with traffic can take a lot of that fun away. It can be downright dangerous for kids, and even adults, to ride in some places. Luckily, in the last few decades, there has been a surge in bike trail construction – giving families miles and miles of car-free riding room.

Trail riding and riding on bike paths lets people get back to what makes riding fun: going at your own pace, seeing things from a new perspective and leaving your worries (or parents) behind. Plus, rail trails (bike trails built from abandoned or retired railroad passages) have the added benefit of being relatively flat – because trains can’t go up the kinds of hills that cars can.

The links below are just some of the places on the internet where you can find maps and information about bike trails in your area.

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Railstotrails.org
Founded in 1986, The Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, is the nation's largest trails organization dedicated to connecting people and communities by creating a nationwide network of public trails, many from former rail lines and connecting corridors.

Trails.org
This site is run by a team of outdoor enthusiasts who also know about building websites. Their team has traveled and explored the outdoors all over North America and internationally in Europe, Asia, South America, and Africa. They have thoroughly explored the outdoors in their native regions of New England, the Rocky Mountains, Canada, and the Pacific Northwest.

Trailsource.org
TrailSource is an online adventure guide to trail and travel related information, including guidebooks, maps, weather and lodging. Initiated in 1993 as a manila folder of clippings, copies and notes, it is now an online source for travel and exploration of wild areas around the planet.

mapmyride.com
Mapmyride® is an interactive site where users can find and map out their favorite bike routes from all over the country. You can try out an existing route or share your own with the cycling community. Users can post comments and rate each other’s routes as well as create personal training logs to manage a goal-oriented exercise routine or prepare for the big race.

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