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If you have never toured before, this ride is for you!

For riders new to touring, we are offering this specially-priced overnight tour on the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP) from Pittsburgh - West Newton and back. With this ride, we provide each rider with education on bike touring, bike and equipment assessment, bike safety & information on how to prepare your body and bike for a tour! A week prior to departure, we take a short group ride together. #bikeovernights

Difficulty Level: Easy - Moderate self-supported

Daily Distances: 34 Miles

Daily Saddle Time: 4-6 Hours

Total Riding Miles: 68 Miles

Terrain: Road and GAP rail-to-trail, crushed limestone surface with less than 2% grade

Rider Limit: Minimum 6 | Maximum 8

Price: $75: includes

• Bike and equipment assessment and recommendations

• Bike touring education

• “How to Plan a GAP Ride” information and resources

• Overnight lodging

• Meals: 1 breakfast included

Guides: 2 guides, lead and sweep, carrying bike tools, patch kits, first aid kit, satellite radio and good humor

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Ride 150 miles from Pittsburgh to Cumberland on the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP) with indoor accommodations. The GAP is a bucket list for cyclists. If it's not on your list, it should be!

Difficulty Level: Moderate self-supported

Daily Distances: 35-45 Miles

Daily Saddle Time: 4-6 Hours

Total Riding Miles: 150

Terrain: Trail (mostly crushed limestone)

Rider Limit: Minimum 6 riders | Maximum 8 riders

Price: $ 1250.00; includes:

• Overnight lodging

• Meals: 2 breakfasts & 2 lunches

• Shuttle back to Pittsburgh

Guides: 2 guides, lead and sweep, carrying bike tools, patch kits, first aid kit, satellite radio and good humor

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Ride 120 miles in 4 days starting and ending in Buffalo, NY. Our ride will start with a history and architecture tour of Buffalo, which includes a wing lunch. During this tour, we will enjoy Buffalo’s rich history during the economic boom and working-class movements, along with seeing incredible architectural highlights. Next, we will head to Niagara Falls and get the opportunity to experience one of the seven natural wonders of the world. After exploring Niagara Falls, we will head into Canada toward the historic Niagara-on-the-Lake and over to Welland, ON. After our overnight stay in Welland, we will head back to Buffalo, NY. It offers history, good eats, and plenty of gorgeous scenery. Don’t forget your passport!

Difficulty Level: Moderate self-supported

Daily Distances: 15-40 Miles

Daily Saddle Time: 4-6 Hours

Total Riding Miles: 120

Terrain: Trail (mostly paved) and road

Rider Limit: Minimum 6 riders | Maximum 8 riders

Price: $ 1450.00; includes:

• Overnight lodging

• Meals: 4 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 2 dinners

Guides: 2 guides, lead and sweep, carrying bike tools, patch kits, first aid kit, satellite radio and good humor

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Ride 120 miles in 4 days starting and ending in Buffalo, NY. Our ride will start with a history and architecture tour of Buffalo, which includes a wing lunch. During this tour, we will enjoy Buffalo’s rich history during the economic boom and working-class movements, along with seeing incredible architectural highlights. Next, we will head to Niagara Falls and get the opportunity to experience one of the seven natural wonders of the world. After exploring Niagara Falls, we will head into Canada toward the historic Niagara-on-the-Lake and over to Welland, ON. After our overnight stay in Welland, we will head back to Buffalo, NY. It offers history, good eats, and plenty of gorgeous scenery. Don’t forget your passport!

Difficulty Level: Moderate self-supported

Daily Distances: 15-40 Miles

Daily Saddle Time: 4-6 Hours

Total Riding Miles: 120

Terrain: Trail (mostly paved) and road

Rider Limit: Minimum 6 riders | Maximum 8 riders

Price: $ 1450.00; includes:

• Overnight lodging

• Meals: 4 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 2 dinners

Guides: 2 guides, lead and sweep, carrying bike tools, patch kits, first aid kit, satellite radio and good humor

Here’s the chance to see how your riding has improved over the summer. Challenge yourself to ride 56 miles in one day. Start from Ford City PA, to Oak Ridge, PA on the Armstrong and Redbank Trails. Stay in lovely accommodations in the historic Brick House Bed and Breakfast in Oak Ridge.

The Armstrong trail is located on the former Allegheny Valley Railroad line. It is relatively flat and scenic. We will have lunch in East Brady, prior to joining the Redbank trail, which travels along the forested Redbank Creek. It offers beautiful natural scenery over many bridges and stone arches. It travels through two tunnels (Climax and Long Point) and past many sites of historic significance related to the coal industry.

Difficulty Level: Moderate - Advanced self-supported

Daily Distances: 46 - 56 Miles

Daily Saddle Time: 5-6 Hours

Total Riding Miles: 102 Miles

Terrain: Armstrong Trail & Redbank Trail, crushed limestone surface with less than a 2% grade

Rider Limit: Maximum 8 riders

Price: $ 400.00; includes:

• Overnight lodging - Single Occupancy - However if you would like to share a room and queen-sized bed with a friend you will each receive a $70 discount

• Meals: 1 breakfast, 1 lunch included

• 2 guides lead and sweep, carrying bike tools, patch kits, first aid kit, a satellite radio and good humor