North America Luxury Cycling Trips & Packages Tours & Trips

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• Sail the eastern shores with Captain Ed aboard the skipjack HM Krentz
• Feast on the region’s famous seafood
• Ride through the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, a haven for more than 250 bird species, and learn about Harriet Tubman at the newly opened Underground Railroad State Park and Visitor Center
• Travel on the country’s oldest privately owned ferry (since 1760), across the Tred-Avon River between Oxford and Bellevue
• Cycle the quiet country roads leading to the charming small towns of Oxford, St. Michaels, Rock Hall, and Easton

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• Cycle by the pastel-hued houses of Charleston, marveling at views of sailboats and historic Fort Sumter.
• Immerse yourself in the legacy of the Gullah people when you visit the Sea Island of St. Helena and the culture-rich Penn Center.
• Step back in time with a cycle through the famed Bonaventure Cemetery and a guided walking tour of the charming streets of Savannah.
• Ride beneath a magnificent avenue flanked by live oaks as you approach the historic Wormsloe Plantation.
• Cycle beneath the live oaks of the Spanish Moss Trail to arrive among the antebellum architecture of Beaufort.

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• Enjoy deluxe accommodations: a boutique hotel, a cozy Vermont inn, and a luxurious mountain resort
• Enjoy a scenic ride on South Hero Island with views of the Green Mountains and the Adirondacks
• Visit a local vineyard for a picnic lunch and wine-tasting
• Tour the Shelburne Museum, an extraordinary collection of 150,000 works
• Ride through the heart of Stowe on a dedicated path

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• Ride along Rockefeller’s historic and car-free carriage roads through Acadia National Park
• Practice your lobster-cracking skills at a traditional bake at the Bar Harbor Inn
• Pause at Jordan Pond’s pristine waters reflecting the beautiful curves of the Bubbles
• Ride through a refreshing and unspoiled landscape of rugged coastline, forested coves, and idyllic fishing harbors

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• Explore the walking trails and fascinating exhibits of the highly regarded Arizona Sonora Desert Museum.
• Bike and picnic among the beautiful saguaro cacti of Saguaro National Park.
• Visit the Tumacácori National Historical Park for a self-guided tour, home to three Spanish mission communities and beautiful orchards and gardens.
• Cycle on The Loop, named the number one bike path in America by USA Today, through vibrant Tucson, along the Santa Cruz and the Rillito Rivers.
• Savor local cuisine infused with Native American, Spanish, Mexican, and Anglo-American influences.

Highlights

• Roll through centuries of history along the Natchez Trace Parkway, a National Scenic Byway and All-American Road.
• Ponder the legacy of the Civil War at the ruins of the Windsor Plantation.
• Relive the Siege of Vicksburg on a guided tour with a local historian as you tour Vicksburg National Military Park by bicycle.
• Visit the sprawling Emerald Mound, one of the largest Native American ceremonial sites.
• Customize your own “Pilgrimage” of Natchez’s stately antebellum homes.

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• Cycle past the sprawling beaches, grand “cottages,” and historic ruins of Jekyll Island.
• Navigate your kayak through a salt marsh preserve in search of eagles, otters, and dolphins.
• Visit the scene-stealing St. Augustine Lighthouse and the nearby pristine four-mile beach of Anastasia State Park.
• Embark on a sunset cruise on the Schooner Freedom, a fine testament to Civil War blockade runners.
• Cycle the farmlands of St. John’s County, pedaling past potato and cabbage fields, small farming communities, and the tranquil St. John’s River.

Highlights

• Ride among alpine peaks and breathe bracingly clean air as you discover the majestic beauty of the Colorado Rockies
• Enjoy easy, hand-selected routes that take advantage of descending canyons, valley floors, recreational trails, and paved bike paths
• Marvel at the breathtaking views of “The Bells,” twin 14,000-foot summits mirrored in sublime reflection at Maroon Lake
• Cycle the gradual descent through the Roaring Fork Valley on the car-free Rio Grande Trail from Aspen to Glenwood Springs
• Learn about early settlers and the history of the 19th-century Colorado Silver Boom during an interpretive walk through a deserted mining town