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I am familiar with most of the rail trails in MA and RI. My wife and I enjoy particularly the Shining sea trail on the Cape, the Ayer -Nashua trail, the MilfordMA -Holliston MA trail and the East Bay trail in RI. We enjoy longer trails with good scenery and are not too crowded or have too many crossings.
Any recommendations in northern New England or CT?
June 17th 2023 grand opening.
https://columbiagreenway.org/events/central-section-grand-opening-celebration
What are the conditions of the Willimantic to Putnam section of the Airline Trail?
My now 10 yr old son and I have ridden East Hampton to Willimantic a few times over the past two years. On those trips we parked in East Hampton, biked to a campground about 20 miles away, and then made our way to Willimantic and back. We have not ventured further north because I'd heard from some older cyclists that the north section wasn't well maintained (or maybe that it was sketchy by some other measure). I also wasn't confident that my son would be able to do the 30 mile hops it seems it would require to cover the distance.
But this year we'd like to try it, as long as the trail isn't too rough.
Any "on the ground" info would be greatly appreciated.
Moving there, want to hear all the goods and treasures
Hi all, I want to get into cycling for the exercise and to experience more of nature.
I'm looking to buy used with a budget of $500 - $700. Are there any local shops I should pay a visit to? Or is it just facebook marketplace/craigslist that I should be checking? My size is 58cm. I'm unsure if my budget would allow me to get a fully carbon bike.
Thanks!
Next weekend of October 2nd or 3rd I'll be cycling roughly 100 miles around the Cape if anyone wants to join me. Either Sat or sun depending on scheduling and weather.
Hi everyone,
I am helping to organize a bike ride to the Connecticut State Capitol on October 2nd to emphasize the need for our legislatures to address the Transportation and Climate Initiative (TCI) in the special session.
CT has high pedestrian and cyclist fatality rates and the TCI has provisions that can be applied to infrastructure improvements. As a year-round bike commuter I know how scary it can get on the roads and how spacey drivers can be!
There are groups from all over the state that will be riding to meet up at the capitol at 11:30am. We are hoping for a good turnout to show how many of us want safer roads and lower emissions.
If anyone is interested, I'm happy to post more info as the details are worked out. Thanks!