"While cities lament the decline of kids on bikes, New England’s trails are teeming with young riders..." Published in NEMBA Singletracks issue 171, Fall 2025 https://nemba.org/resources/singletracks-magazine

"E-bikes are here to stay, and that’s a good thing..." Published in NEMBA Singletracks issue 172, Fall 2025 https://nemba.org/resources/singletracks-magazine

An unforgettable biking adventure... story by Cris Cadiz for The New London Day's CT Family Magazine, October 2021

Cris Cadiz shares an essay about riding her mountain bike and how it offers an effervescent and timeless joy.

Beginners Guide to the Northern Tier Section 10 - Adventure Cycling Association Three friends tackle a 400-mile section of the Northern Tier in Upstate New York under fall foliage and with a dozen flat tires

Doing the work that allows us all to play NEMBA Singletracks magazine

The New London Day's On the Shoreline magazine - June 2025

Whether their rides are big or small, mountain biking is still huge for these women in their middle age.

NEMBA Singletracks magazine

NEMBA Singletrack magazine

NEMBA Singletracks magazine

Vermont saw historic flooding a month ago. Most of their trails are still in good shape, thanks to sustainable trail design.

NEMBA Singletracks magazine

NEMBA Singletracks magazine

Cycling Heaven Whatever your ambition, age or ability, the Empire State Trail offers numerous options for cycling at your own pace for fun, fitness,

Female mountain bikers of all backgrounds came together for a weekend of learning at the Elevate festival in Vermont.

The mountain bikers I know love beer and pizza almost as much as they love to ride. When possible, the combination is divine! We don't fret too much over calories from that juicy burger, dripping ice cream cone or frosty beer, knowing we just burned them all off in advance. (Or we are just in deep denial?) If you also love to eat and drink and ride bikes in the woods, here's a few off-road itineraries in northeast Connecticut that allow you to indulge and imbibe after a fun workout.

Joshua's Tract Conservation and Historic Trust is the largest land trust in Northeastern Connecticut, protecting more than 4,000 acres of land from development. With 70 preserves spread across Windham and Tolland Counties in 14 towns, Joshua's Trust lands feature extensive marked trails for walking plus other passive recreation, free and open to the public. It also maintains two historic sites: the Gurleyville Gristmill and the Atwood Farm in Mansfield, where its headquarters are now located.