Is there a bike tour in Maine?
The Bicycle Coalition of Maine is offering its third annual BikeMaine, a fully supported, seven day cycling tour through Maine, from September 12-19. The tour offers daily rides averaging 55 miles through small towns and and scenic areas along the coast and inland on tranquil back roads.
Is the Bicycle Coalition of Maine open or closed?
COVID-19 UPDATE: Due to a rise in COVID-19 cases, the Bicycle Coalition of Maine has closed our Portland office—however we are still accepting visitors by appointment! We ask that visitors make an appointment via email before stopping by, and please wear masks inside the office. We look forward to seeing you all soon!
Where can I buy or sell a bike in Maine in 2022?
We’re doubling your opportunities to buy and sell a bike in 2022 with TWO Swaps: Lewiston on Sunday, April 24 and Gorham on Sunday, June 12. COVID-19 UPDATE: Due to a rise in COVID-19 cases, the Bicycle Coalition of Maine has closed our Portland office—however we are still accepting visitors by appointment!
How can I find past bikemaine routes?
Let’s work together to treat Maine’s abundant natural resources with respect. Looking for past BikeMaine routes? Click here. Toggle the Bike Shop layer on or off by clicking the “Bike Shops” button below the map. Only interested in unpaved routes? View our “Gravel Grinds” collection here. How to use the interactive Ride With GPS map above:
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Explore Maine By Bike Greater Portland & Casco Bay Tours Maine’s largest metropolitan area sits right on the beautiful Casco Bay, a gateway to historic forts and lighthouses. Cyclists can expect a visit filled with scenic beauty, recreational opportunities and a wealth of historic, culinary and cultural attractions.
How long is Portland’s worst bike ride?
Timed to coincide with the year’s worst weather day, the 15-mile (24 km) fun ride (or 42-mile [67 km] challenge course) ends with cold beer and hot soup at Southeast Portland’s Lucky Labrador brewpub.
How many bike films are there in Portland?
In all, about 30 films, each less than eight minutes in length, celebrate every angle of bike culture. Held in several different neighborhoods each year, Portland’s free Sunday Parkways rides convert city streets into car-free zones, encouraging cyclists to explore different parts of the city.
When will the Bridge Pedal return to Portland?
The Bridge Pedal is scheduled to return Aug. 8, 2021. Please visit the event website for current information. Portland’s annual Bridge Pedal is a community celebration of the city’s iconic bridges and biking culture.