Welcome to Bicycling Through History

Maps and Directions can help you find your way.

Our site is therefore lacking.
We have not provided the maps or directions you need.
This is not an obstacle, but rather a challenge to you, our web viewers.
We suggest you find those bicycle trails near you and explore those first. That is precisely what we did, because before we could go off on cross-country adventures to find historical features and landmarks, we had to start by getting in shape. We had to ride near where we live to become comfortable on our mechanical steeds. It does take time.
Now if you have already ridden many miles on your bicycle and you know you are in shape, and then you are asking to know where to ride to follow the same historical routes that we do; then we suggest you conduct a search for the bicycle trails you seek. Things do change and they might be quite different now from when we rode those trails. Remember to get not only the maps you need, but the latest information. We can get lost, but we don't want our viewers to blame us for bad maps or bad directions.
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