This weekend's edition of "On the Road with Lisa D." features an interview with Beth Nobles from Texas Mountain Trails in West Texas. In addition to talking about all the hiking there is to do in West Texas, Beth will also focus on how bike friendly hotels in West Texas have become as interest in cycling adventures grow. West Texas isn't known for much car traffic, which is just one of the reasons cycling is getting so popular in the region. (
Click here to listen to Beth Nobles interview from March 26, 2011.)
If you're interested in cycling travel routes that can take you all the way across the United States, visit www.adventurecycling.org.
From the website:Adventure Cycling Association’s nonprofit mission is to inspire people of all ages to travel by bicycle for fitness, fun, and self-discovery...We research and produce cycling maps for our Adventure Cycling Route Network, one of the largest route networks in the world at 40,699 miles (and growing). We publish Adventure Cyclist magazine for our membership, lead bike tours, work on bicycle advocacy projects such as the U.S. Bicycle Route System, sell bike travel gear, and provide trip planning resources for bicycle travelers.
Another fantastic resource for your next cycling adventure is Lonely Planet's "Beginner’s guide to travelling by bike" by Courtney Cervantes.
Click here to read how you can get started today!
