New England Biking Guide

NE Biking, Bicycling, Mountain Biking and Bike Trails

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Vermont Biking

All of the mountains in Vermont make it ideal for the mountain biking enthusiasts. The villages throughout Vermont can be perfect for breaking up a mountain biking trek. Biking among Vermont's villages can also be a wonderful adventure all it's own.

New Hampshire Biking

Whether you enjoy biking through the white mountains or along a seacoast trail New Hampshire has the bike trail for every taste and experience level. New Hampshire is ideal for the biker who wants to experience a variety of scenery in a short period of time. The proximity of seacoast, lakes and mountains to each other makes New Hampshire an ideal choice for variety.

Maine Biking

The long Maine seacoast. The picturesque mountains and lakes. All of this and more makes Maine a glorious place for a bike ride. Whether you choose to take it slow and soak in the scenery or peddle hard and push yourself to the limit the ideal trail is waiting for you to discover it.

Connecticut Biking

Biking is big in Connecticut - for locals and tourists alike. A Connecticut bike ride can be a great way to explore the state. The automobile traffic can be very busy, particularly in Connecticut cities - but the bike rider can usually travel without delays. Use caution, but take a bicycle and enjoy Connecticut on bike! Follow the text links or click on the Connecticut map below to find Connecticut biking trails by county.

Massachusetts Biking

Massachusetts is truly a bike friendly state. Biking is one of the primary methods of transportation on Nantucket Island and Martha's Village, and countless other Massachusetts villages and townships have designated bike trails throughout their regions. You will find all difficulty levels and challenges in MA, from scenic road tours tours to challenging mountain biking terrain.

Rhode Island Biking

Because of it's small size, many people consider Rhode Island to be the perfect place to cycle. Rhode Island is truly a bike-friendly state, and biking is the primary method of transportation for many residents. Be sure to ride the trails of Arcadia National Park the next time you bring your bike to Rhode Island - with over 13,000 acres of managed land, Arcadia National Park offers the most extensive network of trails in Rhode Island.