by Doug | Jun 1, 2012 | Blog, Travel
[If you missed any of the previous or subsequent articles in this series, there’s a list of all the articles with hyperlinks here at the end of Day Ten.] I wanted to get the most of my day in Toronto, so I opted to take the first VIA Rail bike train out of Windsor at...
by Doug | May 31, 2012 | Blog, Travel
Ever wonder how much biking you could consolidate into a couple week’s vacation? Did you ever want to explore another country and still keep up with your biking regimen? Thanks to Canada’s VIA Rail bike train, it’s now possible to see their country and take your bike...
by Doug | Apr 5, 2012 | Blog, Travel
Just outside the city there’s an island to discover Quebec is one of the best places to go for vacation for a hundred reasons or more, but with the weather becoming so mild, bike riding for 2012 ought to be near the top of your list for spring travel. Read on...
by Doug | Apr 4, 2012 | Blog, Travel
Why you should hire a guide that really knows the area I recently was invited to visit a country I had never visited before, and I jumped at the opportunity to go. Having been on many international trips before, I was quite used to being met by a local guide who stuck...
by Doug | Feb 29, 2012 | Blog, Travel
If there’s a country that “gets” biking, it’s Taiwan Home to the Giant Bike Company and King Liu, the country’s most ardent biker, Taiwan may be the world’s biking paradise. With phenomenal bike paths, natural parks, bike hotels and even bike coffee shops, this...
by Doug | Feb 6, 2012 | Blog, Travel
Cleveland Lakefront Nature Preserve transforms previous Dike 14 sediment dumping area into recreational park Cleveland’s newest nature preserve was opened today by a cast of local dignitaries. The 88-acre urban wildlife preserve on the southern shore of Lake Erie...
