Cities need to do more to encourage people to ride bicycles. Safe protected bike lanes and trails are needed so adults and children can ride safely. Speak up for bicycles in your community. Bicycles make life and cities better. Ask your local transportation planner and elected officials to support more protected bike lanes and trails. Children should be riding a bicycle to school and not be driven in a minivan.
If anyone is interested in supporting a national organization that advocates for safe biking, hiking and just walking you should join “ The League of American Bicyclists “. They lobby in Washington D.C. for safe infrastructure. I have been a life member since 1979.
My favorite trails are here in Wisconsin. The Heart of Vilas County Bike Trails are in Northern Wisconsin, and they are awesome. It is a biking paradise up there. The trails go through Mercer, Manitowish Waters, Boulder Junction, Sayner, and St. Germaine. My favorite trails are the Manitowish Waters trail and the Crystal Lake trail. Absolutely beautiful.
Thank you so much for watching and for your great suggestion! 🌟 Your mention of the Heart of Vilas County Bike Trails, especially the Manitowish Waters trail and the Crystal Lake trail, is incredibly exciting. 🚴♂️🌲 These trails sound perfect for e-bike adventures. 🚵♀️🏞️ I'll definitely keep them in mind for a future video. Your insight and support are much appreciated - looking forward to the possibility of exploring these trails! 🛣️🔋
@@everythingebike If you ever get a chance to ride those trails, you have to do it. You will be blown away at how beautiful it is. I have gone on 6 bike trips in the last 4 years up there. It truly is a bikers paradise.
The American River Bikeway (31 miles) in California runs from Beal’s Point at Folsom Lake to downtown Sacramento. All paved and protected. It’s especially scenic along the river on the first 8 miles of it. Highly recommend!
The 14-mile trail along Lake Champlain. The Island Line Trail follows Burlington’s waterfront via the Burlington Greenway and heads out onto the Colchester Causeway. This is an amazing ride. I love it.
Thank you for sharing your experience with the Island Line Trail along Lake Champlain! 🚴♀️🌊 It sounds like an incredible journey, especially with the trail traversing Burlington’s waterfront and extending onto the Colchester Causeway. Your enthusiasm for this 14-mile ride is truly contagious. It's wonderful to hear how much you love it, and it definitely seems like a must-visit for any cycling enthusiast. Appreciate your input and happy riding! 🌿🚲
The lake Champlain trail was one of my first trails I rode my bike on a long time ago before electric bikes existed, and it got me addicted, I thought most other trails are as good, but it is still the best trail for me to this day
I ride your #1 Shining Sea Path on Cape Cod regularly. Right nearby is the even more impressive Cape Cod Rail Trail and the Cape Cod Canal Trail and the Mattapoisett Rail Trail. We are truly blessed up here to have these trails.
Thank you for sharing your experiences with the Shining Sea Path and other nearby trails on Cape Cod! 🚴♂️ It's wonderful to hear from someone who regularly enjoys these paths. The Cape Cod Rail Trail, Cape Cod Canal Trail, and the Mattapoisett Rail Trail all sound like fantastic routes, each offering its unique beauty and experience. 🌊🌿 You're absolutely right; it does sound like a blessing to have such amazing trails in close proximity. Your enjoyment of these paths is inspiring, and it's great to know how much value they add to the local community and visitors alike. Thanks again for watching and for your input! 🌟
Electric bicycles are bringing many older adults back to cycling. Ebikes makes those hills much less of an issue.. Every city needs to beaa bicycle city. We all need to support healthy exercise and fossil fuels free transportation options. Add a little more green space, bike lanes and outdoor dining to the city and it is a winner.
Absolutely! Electric bicycles are indeed revolutionizing the way we think about cycling, especially for older adults. 🚴♂️⚡ The ease of tackling hills with an e-bike opens up so many possibilities for enjoying the outdoors and staying active. I couldn't agree more about the need for cities to embrace bicycle-friendly infrastructure. 🌳🚲 More green spaces, dedicated bike lanes, and outdoor dining areas not only enhance the urban landscape but also promote a healthier, more eco-friendly lifestyle. It's all about creating inclusive and sustainable environments that support exercise and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. Thanks for highlighting this important perspective and for supporting sustainable transportation options! 🌍💚
Thanks for watching! Best of lists sometimes miss great trails. And the Loop is a great ride. I have property in the Catalina Foothills, and should have included it. Thank you for mentioning this! Keep on riding! 🚴♂️⚡️🚴♂️
We love our e-bikes and have enjoyed many miles of trails here in Colorado. Now it seems I have a few more trails to add to my list as we travel the country. 🇺🇸
@@everythingebike one of our favorites is the Dillon Reservoir RecPath in Dillon/Frisco, CO. This trail also connects to a paved path that will take you into Breckenridge and the Ten Mile RecPath that parallels I-70. There’s another great path in northern Colorado called the Poudre River Trail that runs between Greeley and Windsor. I’m told it will soon connect to Fort Collins trails as well. There many more, but these might keep you occupied for a few days. Happy peddling 🇺🇸
The Apple Capital Loop Trail in Wenatche, Washington along the Columbia River is the best bike trail I have ever been on. It's a 10 mile loop with 10 miles of extentions, making it a 30 mile total trip all along the scenic river. The bike trail in Eugene Oregon is my 2nd favorite. It's also a loop along a river, about 10 miles total.
Thank you for watching and contributing. The Apple Capital Loop Trail sound fantastic! May be time for a road trip! Thanks again for the suggestion! 👍👍👍
In Sacramento we have the Jedediah Smith Memorial (multi-use) Trail. Class 3 full electrics are not allowed but pedal assist e-bikes are OK. Pedestrians use the trail so care is needed. Equestrians do as well. It follows the American River from Old Sacramento to Folsom lake for roughly 32 miles. Currently the banks of the river are undergoing erosion control which has created some detours down stream from Sacramento State University, but upstream only habitat replanting is seen off to the side. Deer, beaver, otters, bald eagles, quail, coyotes, and even rare turtles are just some of the creatures you will see. Use Sac Int'l Airport (SMF) to get here.
If you in the southeast, the New River Trail in VA is a good choice. Not paved but it is crushed packed gravel that produces a hard smooth surface and is very well maintained. May not quite as spectacular as some of those out west but much closer to home for many and beautiful scenery.
Rep OR. The trails in the gorge are phenomenal to ride. My parents opened the first or second mountain bike store in Oregon back in the 80’s and were a part of the few who started making trails and hosting events around Mt. Hood and the Gorge.
Thank you for watching and commenting! We need to get up to Oregon and see the amazing beauty! Thank you very much for the suggestion! Your family's history with the trails is so cool! 👍🤙👍
This is a treasure trove of information. Thank you for the great information. I am a long-distance e-bike traveler. The Great American Rail-Trail looks very promising. Also, the Boulder to Denver Bikeway (18 miles) is a dedicated, paved bicycle path that connects the cities of Boulder and Denver, CO.
Thank you for watching and for the wonderful comments. Colorado is beautiful. I’ll be there in the near future and will check out the Boulder to Denver Bikeway. Thanks for the great tip! Keep on riding! 🚴♂️⚡️🚴♂️
Thanks for the watching, and for the confirmation! Without the battery and motor, my wife and I would not be able to complete some very beautiful rides.
While they can't compete with the trails shown in this video (mostly because of the scenery), there are really enjoyable PAVED trails around the Chicagoland area. Numerous well maintained trails take you through the area's forest preserves providing a riding experience rarely found in most other places. Check them out if you can.
Thank you so much for watching the video! We're really glad you enjoyed the stunning trails featured in it. Your suggestion about the paved bike trails in Chicagoland is fantastic! We're definitely considering it for our future biking adventures. Exploring the forest preserves and enjoying the scenery sounds like a dream. Thanks a bunch for sharing this awesome idea. Keep on riding and having a fantastic time out there! 🚴♀️🌲😊
I really appreciated this video. It has me thinking of riding a long trail, but I will need to work up to it. Thank you for this video, it is very well put together.
Thank you for watching and contributing! The best thing about e-bikes is that long distances are achievable. What would of just taken everything out of me at this age with my knees is easy to do with pedal assist! Keep working up to it, and thank you so much for your kind words. It means the world to me! 🚲⚡🚲
I recently did most all of the paved bike paths in Summit County, Colorado on my e-bike. Round trip is about 75 miles total of gorgeous paved bike paths. All these trails are interconnected with many different stop and start options as well. There is a beautiful loop bike trail that circles Lake Dillon with optional stops in Dillon and Frisco that is 18.7 miles long, with about a 1-2 mile stretch of paved road on Swan Mountain that you will share with autos. Spur bike paths lead to Keystone and Breckinridge. Frisco to Copper Mountain is about 12 miles via the Ten Mile Canyon bike path with another paved spur heading several miles to the base of Fremont Pass that takes you to Leadville. Copper Mountain to Vail one-way is 15 miles with an average grade of 3.5%(15% max). Although you are riding between 9,000 to 12,000 feet in elevation, e bikes make all this easily achievable for most people in average shape!
Thank you for watching and contributing! Those paths in Summit Country sound gorgeous! I miss Colorado and I hope to make it there soon and try these trails out! Thank you for letting people know about them! Keep on riding! 🚲⚡🚲
Thanks for watching and commenting! There's only so much you can put in one video, and I'm sure I've missed some great spots. I'm going to release some videos going over the tops trails in each state. Keep on riding! 🚲⚡🚲
The 28 mile river front trail that connects Fruita, Grand Junction and Palisade Colorado is my local favorite trail...with many off trails now leading to world class mountain bike trails and bike parks.
Well Done Video!.. thanks for the Helpful info.. Wild Goose Trail that goes from Clyman area, all the way to Fond duLac.. guessing its over 26 plus miles, great views,Path is an old railway, its well maintained and improvements / updates being done all the time!
Thanks for watching! That would be an awesome trip! Just be careful in major cities. Hopefully you can connect up between bike paths and rails to trails. 👍👍👍
Centennial Trail; Lake Coeur d' Alene ID along the Spokane River through downtown Spokane WA then follows Riverside SP north to boat docks on Long Lake. 55 miles, all paved n wide, some shared w autos but not much.
Mostly gentle rolling hills of agricultural Iowa, small towns, well paved, 89 miles connecting to other trails, more connections under construction, a 72 mile loop. Park benches on the trail. Sound interesting? Nearby hotels, bed and breakfasts, small town restaurants. Part of the American Discovery Trail, in the Rail-Trail Hall of Fame. I'd bet I have your attention. Well marked, good parking. Suitable for road bikes. Some longer hills, no mountains. Safe Road Crossings. Miles with trees overhead. Routinely cared for by county trucks with leaf blowers, chain saws. Access to nearby town, county and state parks and camping. Access to trails leading into Des Moines. Nearby small river fishing. I think you want to know about this. Raccoon River Valley Trail in Iowa. Come visit sometime.
Thank you for watching and for bringing the Raccoon River Valley Trail in Iowa to my attention! 🚴♀️ The way you describe it - with its gentle rolling hills, well-paved paths, and an extensive 89-mile stretch connecting to other trails - certainly sounds intriguing. 🌳🛣️ The fact that it's part of the American Discovery Trail and in the Rail-Trail Hall of Fame adds even more appeal. Your detailed description of the amenities and natural beauty along the trail has definitely caught my interest. 🏞️🚲 It sounds like a wonderful destination for road biking and enjoying the outdoors. I'd love to consider it for a future video. Thanks again for sharing this gem with me and my viewers!
Having ridden (the pedal bike) the entire length of the Silver Comet/Chief Ladiga Trail, I can verify: it's pretty awesome. Do note: it's NOT flat. Especially the portion in Georgia. The grade out of Rockmart toward Braswell and the Brushy Mountain Tunnel is one of my favorite portions of trail in the US. It's 7 miles of constant uphill, gaining about 500 feet in elevation. Of course I was usually riding out of Smyrna/Atlanta, so I got the fun of the downhill on the way out, and the pain of the uphill on the way back. Good times.
Thanks for watching! That’s great info. I’m trying to assemble videos for the best e-bike trails in every state. And Alabama is first. Keep on riding! 🚴♂️⚡️🚴♂️
Thank you for watching! You’re absolutely right. As a part time resident in Tucson, I should have included The Loop. I’m going to film a video on The Loop next week, and do some filming around the Catalina Foothills demonstrating and riding a new cargo bike. Thanks for catching the miss! 👍🚴♂️⚡️🚴♂️
Excellent video! Thank you. How do you secure your bike when stop somewhere? I am using a thick chain with an alarm lock and wondering if you have found a better way.
Thank you for watching! For light duty use, I use a Kryptonite 6’ combination cable lock that stores on the seat post. For secure locking, I use a 6’ Kryptonite chain and padlock. Hope this helps. Keep on riding! 🚴♂️⚡️🚴♂️
Ebike paved trails that can cross America? Northern Trail Southern Trail to Middle USA trail? If not I hope Bicycle Coalitions will get to this point of connecting present trails (as for a guiding route) to even developing/adding more paved bike trails for those who wish to see USA at their pace.
Thank you for watching and commenting! I would love coast to coast bike paths using Rails To Trails, or other civic efforts. I think it would be a great experience to complete it. Keep on riding! 🚴♂️⚡️🚴♂️
I want to do a tour: i have a recumbent Etrike with a Solar charging system.. the first tour i tried to do out of Portland OR to Coeur d'Alene, i plotted on Komoot.. (a useless mapping tool) as it didn't mention that 30 miles into my route i would be met with 2 flights of stairs.. Not possible for a disabled rider.. I have not been able to find a "route planner" Or cycling map that can identify stairs... Disabled riders need to know if there are stairs on the route.. That is called a dead end... and it discriminates against disabled riders..
Thanks for watching. You may want to try the Adventure Cycling Association www.adventurecycling.org/routes-and-maps/adventure-cycling-route-network/interactive-network-map/. It is the best source for long-distance bike touring maps throughout the United States. Hope this helps! 👍👍👍
Thank you for watching and letting me know about the trail. It looks great! I’ll add it to my lists of trails to try out. Thank you! Keep on riding! 🚴♂️⚡️🚴♂️
Thank your for watching. Sorry about the bad footage. It's hard to find sometimes if you can't be there to film it. I also pronounced Carpenteria incorrectly.
Thank you for watching the video! The third clip in the Provo Parkway Trail segment is really Provo Parkway Trail. We try to use as much true footage or pictures of the trail as we can. We hope to do an in depth trail ride video if the Provo Parkway Trail in the future.
It's limited to Class 1 and Class 2 depending on the park superintendent. Only Class 3 is banned ...straight from NPS.Gov: www.nps.gov/subjects/biking/e-bikes.htm (And it's always best to check with each National Park before visiting).
Thanks for watching. Sorry about bad pronunciation. I live in Southern California, have visited Carpinteria several times, and I always seem to pronounce it wrong. 😖 Keep on riding! ⚡️🚲⚡️
Thank you for watching! I appreciate the correction. It was for the scene describing the rail system. Searching for footage is hard, and I missed that. Thank you again! 👍👍👍
Bicycling , yes.. (** please not MOTORIZED*), Interestingly, MONTANA STATE PARKS , at least starting reminders “” motors (( incl. ELECTRIC **! ) PROHIBITED ON Walking/ Hike Trails: Upper Missouri, etc.. Admittedly, not as stinky, noisy as internal Combustion motors in OFF Road Cycles, etc.
I was hoping to watch some videos showing people riding on PAVED trails. Why there are ANY photos or videos of UNPAVED trails on this post is beyond me. Very disappointing.
Cities need to do more to encourage people to ride bicycles. Safe protected bike lanes and trails are needed so adults and children can ride safely. Speak up for bicycles in your community. Bicycles make life and cities better. Ask your local transportation planner and elected officials to support more protected bike lanes and trails. Children should be riding a bicycle to school and not be driven in a minivan.
Thank you for watching and contributing! I agree wholeheartedly! 👍👍👍
If anyone is interested in supporting a national organization that advocates for safe biking, hiking and just walking you should join “ The League of American Bicyclists “. They lobby in Washington D.C. for safe infrastructure. I have been a life member since 1979.
@@Randy58-zn4ez Rails to Trails Conservancy is also a good organization advocating for safe, protected bike lanes and trails.
@@KJSvitko and, small locations on or near these trails which have an electric outlet or two for “respite recharging.”
My favorite trails are here in Wisconsin. The Heart of Vilas County Bike Trails are in Northern Wisconsin, and they are awesome. It is a biking paradise up there. The trails go through Mercer, Manitowish Waters, Boulder Junction, Sayner, and St. Germaine. My favorite trails are the Manitowish Waters trail and the Crystal Lake trail. Absolutely beautiful.
Thank you so much for watching and for your great suggestion! 🌟 Your mention of the Heart of Vilas County Bike Trails, especially the Manitowish Waters trail and the Crystal Lake trail, is incredibly exciting. 🚴♂️🌲 These trails sound perfect for e-bike adventures. 🚵♀️🏞️ I'll definitely keep them in mind for a future video. Your insight and support are much appreciated - looking forward to the possibility of exploring these trails! 🛣️🔋
@@everythingebike If you ever get a chance to ride those trails, you have to do it. You will be blown away at how beautiful it is. I have gone on 6 bike trips in the last 4 years up there. It truly is a bikers paradise.
The American River Bikeway (31 miles) in California runs from Beal’s Point at Folsom Lake to downtown Sacramento. All paved and protected. It’s especially scenic along the river on the first 8 miles of it. Highly recommend!
Thank you for watching and for the suggestion. I looked it up and it's a trip my wife and I have to take! 👍👍👍
The 14-mile trail along Lake Champlain. The Island Line Trail follows Burlington’s waterfront via the Burlington Greenway and heads out onto the Colchester Causeway. This is an amazing ride. I love it.
Thank you for sharing your experience with the Island Line Trail along Lake Champlain! 🚴♀️🌊 It sounds like an incredible journey, especially with the trail traversing Burlington’s waterfront and extending onto the Colchester Causeway. Your enthusiasm for this 14-mile ride is truly contagious. It's wonderful to hear how much you love it, and it definitely seems like a must-visit for any cycling enthusiast. Appreciate your input and happy riding! 🌿🚲
The lake Champlain trail was one of my first trails I rode my bike on a long time ago before electric bikes existed, and it got me addicted, I thought most other trails are as good, but it is still the best trail for me to this day
I ride your #1 Shining Sea Path on Cape Cod regularly. Right nearby is the even more impressive Cape Cod Rail Trail and the Cape Cod Canal Trail and the Mattapoisett Rail Trail. We are truly blessed up here to have these trails.
Thank you for sharing your experiences with the Shining Sea Path and other nearby trails on Cape Cod! 🚴♂️ It's wonderful to hear from someone who regularly enjoys these paths. The Cape Cod Rail Trail, Cape Cod Canal Trail, and the Mattapoisett Rail Trail all sound like fantastic routes, each offering its unique beauty and experience. 🌊🌿 You're absolutely right; it does sound like a blessing to have such amazing trails in close proximity. Your enjoyment of these paths is inspiring, and it's great to know how much value they add to the local community and visitors alike. Thanks again for watching and for your input! 🌟
Electric bicycles are bringing many older adults back to cycling.
Ebikes makes those hills much less of an issue.. Every city needs to beaa bicycle city.
We all need to support healthy exercise and fossil fuels free transportation options.
Add a little more green space, bike lanes and outdoor dining to the city and it is a winner.
Absolutely! Electric bicycles are indeed revolutionizing the way we think about cycling, especially for older adults. 🚴♂️⚡ The ease of tackling hills with an e-bike opens up so many possibilities for enjoying the outdoors and staying active. I couldn't agree more about the need for cities to embrace bicycle-friendly infrastructure. 🌳🚲 More green spaces, dedicated bike lanes, and outdoor dining areas not only enhance the urban landscape but also promote a healthier, more eco-friendly lifestyle. It's all about creating inclusive and sustainable environments that support exercise and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. Thanks for highlighting this important perspective and for supporting sustainable transportation options! 🌍💚
You didn't mention The Loop in Tucson Arizona that has around 100 miles of paved multi use path around the city. Great from October to April.
Thanks for watching! Best of lists sometimes miss great trails. And the Loop is a great ride. I have property in the Catalina Foothills, and should have included it. Thank you for mentioning this! Keep on riding! 🚴♂️⚡️🚴♂️
We love our e-bikes and have enjoyed many miles of trails here in Colorado. Now it seems I have a few more trails to add to my list as we travel the country. 🇺🇸
Thank you for watching! Would you share some of the trails you’ve ridden in Colorado? I’m sure they have spectacular beauty. 🌄
@@everythingebike one of our favorites is the Dillon Reservoir RecPath in Dillon/Frisco, CO. This trail also connects to a paved path that will take you into Breckenridge and the Ten Mile RecPath that parallels I-70. There’s another great path in northern Colorado called the Poudre River Trail that runs between Greeley and Windsor. I’m told it will soon connect to Fort Collins trails as well. There many more, but these might keep you occupied for a few days. Happy peddling 🇺🇸
The Apple Capital Loop Trail in Wenatche, Washington along the Columbia River is the best bike trail I have ever been on. It's a 10 mile loop with 10 miles of extentions, making it a 30 mile total trip all along the scenic river. The bike trail in Eugene Oregon is my 2nd favorite. It's also a loop along a river, about 10 miles total.
Thank you for watching and contributing. The Apple Capital Loop Trail sound fantastic! May be time for a road trip! Thanks again for the suggestion! 👍👍👍
Chief from the Hiawatha Trail says thanks for the tip. I worked that area for five years, beautiful.
In Sacramento we have the Jedediah Smith Memorial (multi-use) Trail. Class 3 full electrics are not allowed but pedal assist e-bikes are OK. Pedestrians use the trail so care is needed. Equestrians do as well. It follows the American River from Old Sacramento to Folsom lake for roughly 32 miles. Currently the banks of the river are undergoing erosion control which has created some detours down stream from Sacramento State University, but upstream only habitat replanting is seen off to the side. Deer, beaver, otters, bald eagles, quail, coyotes, and even rare turtles are just some of the creatures you will see. Use Sac Int'l Airport (SMF) to get here.
If you in the southeast, the New River Trail in VA is a good choice. Not paved but it is crushed packed gravel that produces a hard smooth surface and is very well maintained. May not quite as spectacular as some of those out west but much closer to home for many and beautiful scenery.
Thank you for watching and for the information of the New River Trail. Sounds like something I need to put on my bucket list!
Great video
Thank you!
Rep OR. The trails in the gorge are phenomenal to ride. My parents opened the first or second mountain bike store in Oregon back in the 80’s and were a part of the few who started making trails and hosting events around Mt. Hood and the Gorge.
Thank you for watching and commenting! We need to get up to Oregon and see the amazing beauty! Thank you very much for the suggestion! Your family's history with the trails is so cool! 👍🤙👍
This is a treasure trove of information. Thank you for the great information. I am a long-distance e-bike traveler. The Great American Rail-Trail looks very promising. Also, the Boulder to Denver Bikeway (18 miles) is a dedicated, paved bicycle path that connects the cities of Boulder and Denver, CO.
Thank you for watching and for the wonderful comments. Colorado is beautiful. I’ll be there in the near future and will check out the Boulder to Denver Bikeway. Thanks for the great tip! Keep on riding! 🚴♂️⚡️🚴♂️
Can confirm about electrification helping with long(er) rides. Just got back from 35 miles to and from a grocery store.
Thanks for the watching, and for the confirmation! Without the battery and motor, my wife and I would not be able to complete some very beautiful rides.
While they can't compete with the trails shown in this video (mostly because of the scenery), there are really enjoyable PAVED trails around the Chicagoland area. Numerous well maintained trails take you through the area's forest preserves providing a riding experience rarely found in most other places. Check them out if you can.
Thank you so much for watching the video! We're really glad you enjoyed the stunning trails featured in it. Your suggestion about the paved bike trails in Chicagoland is fantastic! We're definitely considering it for our future biking adventures. Exploring the forest preserves and enjoying the scenery sounds like a dream. Thanks a bunch for sharing this awesome idea. Keep on riding and having a fantastic time out there! 🚴♀️🌲😊
I really appreciated this video. It has me thinking of riding a long trail, but I will need to work up to it. Thank you for this video, it is very well put together.
Thank you for watching and contributing! The best thing about e-bikes is that long distances are achievable. What would of just taken everything out of me at this age with my knees is easy to do with pedal assist! Keep working up to it, and thank you so much for your kind words. It means the world to me! 🚲⚡🚲
I recently did most all of the paved bike paths in Summit County, Colorado on my e-bike. Round trip is about 75 miles total of gorgeous paved bike paths. All these trails are interconnected with many different stop and start options as well. There is a beautiful loop bike trail that circles Lake Dillon with optional stops in Dillon and Frisco that is 18.7 miles long, with about a 1-2 mile stretch of paved road on Swan Mountain that you will share with autos. Spur bike paths lead to Keystone and Breckinridge. Frisco to Copper Mountain is about 12 miles via the Ten Mile Canyon bike path with another paved spur heading several miles to the base of Fremont Pass that takes you to Leadville. Copper Mountain to Vail one-way is 15 miles with an average grade of 3.5%(15% max). Although you are riding between 9,000 to 12,000 feet in elevation, e bikes make all this easily achievable for most people in average shape!
Thank you for watching and contributing! Those paths in Summit Country sound gorgeous! I miss Colorado and I hope to make it there soon and try these trails out! Thank you for letting people know about them! Keep on riding! 🚲⚡🚲
A lot of great trails were overlooked in this video.
Thanks for watching and commenting! There's only so much you can put in one video, and I'm sure I've missed some great spots. I'm going to release some videos going over the tops trails in each state. Keep on riding! 🚲⚡🚲
The 28 mile river front trail that connects Fruita, Grand Junction and Palisade Colorado is my local favorite trail...with many off trails now leading to world class mountain bike trails and bike parks.
Thanks for watching and contributing! We love Colorado! We’re going to put that trail on our bucket list! Thank you for the suggestion! 👍🚴♂️⚡️🚴♂️
Amazing Video. Thank You.
Thank you for watching and for the encouragement!
Well Done Video!.. thanks for the Helpful info.. Wild Goose Trail that goes from Clyman area, all the way to Fond duLac.. guessing its over 26 plus miles, great views,Path is an old railway, its well maintained and improvements / updates being done all the time!
Thank you for watching! I appreciate the encouragement. That sounds like a great rail trail. ⚡️🚴♂️⚡️
I plan to take a ride from San Diego, CA to Portland, OR… I can’t wait!
Thanks for watching! That would be an awesome trip! Just be careful in major cities. Hopefully you can connect up between bike paths and rails to trails. 👍👍👍
One of the best TH-cam presentations I have seen!!
Wow, thank you!
A great resource. Thank you 👍🏽❤️
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching!
Centennial Trail; Lake Coeur d' Alene ID along the Spokane River through downtown Spokane WA then follows Riverside SP north to boat docks on Long Lake. 55 miles, all paved n wide, some shared w autos but not much.
Thank you for watching and for the great trail information. I need to ride this trail. 👍👍👍
Mostly gentle rolling hills of agricultural Iowa, small towns, well paved, 89 miles connecting to other trails, more connections under construction, a 72 mile loop. Park benches on the trail. Sound interesting? Nearby hotels, bed and breakfasts, small town restaurants. Part of the American Discovery Trail, in the Rail-Trail Hall of Fame. I'd bet I have your attention. Well marked, good parking. Suitable for road bikes. Some longer hills, no mountains. Safe Road Crossings. Miles with trees overhead. Routinely cared for by county trucks with leaf blowers, chain saws. Access to nearby town, county and state parks and camping. Access to trails leading into Des Moines. Nearby small river fishing. I think you want to know about this.
Raccoon River Valley Trail in Iowa. Come visit sometime.
Thank you for watching and for bringing the Raccoon River Valley Trail in Iowa to my attention! 🚴♀️ The way you describe it - with its gentle rolling hills, well-paved paths, and an extensive 89-mile stretch connecting to other trails - certainly sounds intriguing. 🌳🛣️ The fact that it's part of the American Discovery Trail and in the Rail-Trail Hall of Fame adds even more appeal. Your detailed description of the amenities and natural beauty along the trail has definitely caught my interest. 🏞️🚲 It sounds like a wonderful destination for road biking and enjoying the outdoors. I'd love to consider it for a future video. Thanks again for sharing this gem with me and my viewers!
Check out the Olympic Discovery Trail in WA state - on the upper part of the Olympic Penninsula
Thank you for watching and for the trail recommendation! Sound like a trail I need to ride!
Having ridden (the pedal bike) the entire length of the Silver Comet/Chief Ladiga Trail, I can verify: it's pretty awesome. Do note: it's NOT flat. Especially the portion in Georgia. The grade out of Rockmart toward Braswell and the Brushy Mountain Tunnel is one of my favorite portions of trail in the US. It's 7 miles of constant uphill, gaining about 500 feet in elevation. Of course I was usually riding out of Smyrna/Atlanta, so I got the fun of the downhill on the way out, and the pain of the uphill on the way back. Good times.
Thanks for watching! That’s great info. I’m trying to assemble videos for the best e-bike trails in every state. And Alabama is first. Keep on riding! 🚴♂️⚡️🚴♂️
I just took a vacation in SoCal at Crystal Cove. Battery bikes are illegal on the trails.
OK...you missed off this list probably one of the best..The Tucson Loop...
Thank you for watching! You’re absolutely right. As a part time resident in Tucson, I should have included The Loop. I’m going to film a video on The Loop next week, and do some filming around the Catalina Foothills demonstrating and riding a new cargo bike. Thanks for catching the miss! 👍🚴♂️⚡️🚴♂️
Excellent video! Thank you. How do you secure your bike when stop somewhere? I am using a thick chain with an alarm lock and wondering if you have found a better way.
Thank you for watching! For light duty use, I use a Kryptonite 6’ combination cable lock that stores on the seat post. For secure locking, I use a 6’ Kryptonite chain and padlock. Hope this helps. Keep on riding! 🚴♂️⚡️🚴♂️
Excellent video!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!
Ebike paved trails that can cross America? Northern Trail Southern Trail to Middle USA trail? If not I hope Bicycle Coalitions will get to this point of connecting present trails (as for a guiding route) to even developing/adding more paved bike trails for those who wish to see USA at their pace.
Thank you for watching and commenting! I would love coast to coast bike paths using Rails To Trails, or other civic efforts. I think it would be a great experience to complete it. Keep on riding! 🚴♂️⚡️🚴♂️
Yes, they're called "highways."
Thank you!
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I want to do a tour: i have a recumbent Etrike with a Solar charging system.. the first tour i tried to do out of Portland OR to Coeur d'Alene, i plotted on Komoot.. (a useless mapping tool) as it didn't mention that 30 miles into my route i would be met with 2 flights of stairs.. Not possible for a disabled rider.. I have not been able to find a "route planner" Or cycling map that can identify stairs... Disabled riders need to know if there are stairs on the route.. That is called a dead end... and it discriminates against disabled riders..
Thanks for watching. You may want to try the Adventure Cycling Association www.adventurecycling.org/routes-and-maps/adventure-cycling-route-network/interactive-network-map/.
It is the best source for long-distance bike touring maps throughout the United States.
Hope this helps! 👍👍👍
9:05 Oregon Banks Vernonia State Trail. I have many youtube videos on my channel of this 44mile trail
Thank you for watching. I’m jealous. I’d love to ride the trail! 👍
To the publisher of this video: Check out the Tanglefoot Bike Trail in Mississippi. It’s a paved 44 mile former rail line in Northeast Mississippi.
Thank you for watching and letting me know about the trail. It looks great! I’ll add it to my lists of trails to try out. Thank you! Keep on riding! 🚴♂️⚡️🚴♂️
Do walkers/hikers use these trails like they do in Europe on the Camino?
Thank you for watching! Yes, walkers and hikers commonly use bike trails here. 🚴♂️⚡️🚴♂️
At 4:52 your video shows the Santa Cruz pier, not Ventura. Come on, man!
Thank your for watching. Sorry about the bad footage. It's hard to find sometimes if you can't be there to film it. I also pronounced Carpenteria incorrectly.
Looks like a lot of fun and easy to ride. I still stick with my regular bike and have to work hard to get from point A to point B. 😅
E-bikes are fun and easy to ride. My age and knees moved me to them.
Make videos for each State.
Thanks for watching! Will do. I appreciate the support!
I don't think you actually showed any pictures of the Provo Parkway Trail. It doesn't look like that at all.
Thank you for watching the video! The third clip in the Provo Parkway Trail segment is really Provo Parkway Trail. We try to use as much true footage or pictures of the trail as we can. We hope to do an in depth trail ride video if the Provo Parkway Trail in the future.
If considering which ebike to buy, be aware that National Parks are limited to class 1 (no throttle and assist to 20mph)
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It's limited to Class 1 and Class 2 depending on the park superintendent. Only Class 3 is banned ...straight from NPS.Gov: www.nps.gov/subjects/biking/e-bikes.htm (And it's always best to check with each National Park before visiting).
Just bought a e-bike
Thanks for commenting. You’ll love your e-bike! Keep on riding!
CarpenteRIa with accent on the RI!
Thanks for watching. Sorry about bad pronunciation. I live in Southern California, have visited Carpinteria several times, and I always seem to pronounce it wrong. 😖 Keep on riding! ⚡️🚲⚡️
For the Minnesota trail, you show an electric train in the European mountains? Seriously?!
Thank you for watching! I appreciate the correction. It was for the scene describing the rail system. Searching for footage is hard, and I missed that. Thank you again! 👍👍👍
Lot of talk about e-bikes, very few in the vid.
Thanks for watching and contributing! I appreciate you pointing this out. I’ll try harder. 👍👍👍
Keep electric-powered mopeds on the road where they belong.
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What good is ebikes? No physical help! I'm 73 and love my Catrike Dumont Trike
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Bicycling , yes.. (** please not MOTORIZED*), Interestingly, MONTANA STATE PARKS , at least starting reminders “” motors (( incl. ELECTRIC **! ) PROHIBITED ON Walking/ Hike Trails: Upper Missouri, etc.. Admittedly, not as stinky, noisy as internal Combustion motors in OFF Road Cycles, etc.
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I was hoping to watch some videos showing people riding on PAVED trails. Why there are ANY photos or videos of UNPAVED trails on this post is beyond me. Very disappointing.
Thank you for watching and contributing! This was an early video and I’m trying to improve. 👍
Some of these traits are obviously not paved
Thank you for watching and for the feedback. I’ll try harder to make sure everything is correct in the future.
Carpen-tear-e-ah? It’s pronounced Carpenter-ee-ah
I’ve lived in Southern California for years and always pronounced it wrong. Thank you!
E BIKES are motorized vehicles and are obnoxious.
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They allow people with health issues to get out and enjoy the outdoors. Hopefully to get a little more healthy.
@@Rottingboards just keep them off non-motorized trails please.
Tell that to the veterans who were wounded for you freedom. Tell that to the 80 year old who wants to get out on the trail. @@lawrencesobczak9729
BS, there great for riding uphill.
e-bikes don't belong on bike trails
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You’re wrong.
They do including hoover boards and scooters.