Recommended best cycling routes

Pacific Coast Highway

· Route Overview: Stretching from Astoria, Oregon, to San Luis Obispo, California, spanning 1,700 kilometers. This route winds along the Pacific coastline, allowing cyclists to enjoy spectacular beaches, steep cliffs, dense redwood forests, and charming coastal towns.

· Highlights Along the Way: Passes through the wild Olympic Peninsula to experience pristine natural scenery; Hearst Castle, a treasure of architectural art; and cities like Seattle, San Francisco, and San Diego, each with unique charm.

Appalachian Mountains Route

· Route Overview: Starts in Front Royal, Virginia, and extends to North Carolina, covering 770 miles. It connects the 105-kilometer Skyline Drive and the 469-kilometer Blue Ridge Parkway, ending at Tellico Plains via the Cherohala Skyway.

· Highlights Along the Way: Cycle along the ridges of Shenandoah National Park for stunning mountain views; the smooth asphalt of the Blue Ridge Parkway offers picturesque scenery that changes with the seasons; the Cherohala Skyway takes you through mountains and forests, embracing nature's tranquility.

Route 66

· Route Overview: Starting in Chicago, passing through Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and ending in Los Angeles, California, with a total length of approximately 3,939 kilometers.

· Highlights Along the Way: As a symbol of American road culture, known as the "Main Street of America." It crosses the Painted Desert, passes through natural landscapes like the Grand Canyon and Meteor Crater in Arizona, and goes through cities such as Amarillo, Albuquerque, and Tulsa, which mirror American history.

North Star State Minnesota Routes

· Wayzata to Mound Line (Wayzata-Mound)

· Route Overview: An 8-mile route from Wayzata to Mound, mostly along the coast.

· Highlights Along the Way: Encounters famous Crystal Lake, Smith's Bay, Wayzata Gallery, etc. You can also arrange a hearty picnic at Gale Woods Farm and taste locally brewed wine at a vineyard winery in northern Carver County.

· Glendalough Line

· Route Overview: Located in central Minnesota, a 12-mile loop starting from Battle Lake.

· Highlights Along the Way: Passes through Glendalough, one of Minnesota's most beautiful state parks, where changing scenery is intoxicating.

California Gold Country Route

· Route Overview: Begins in the town of Redding, drives along winding mountain roads to South Lake Tahoe, and finally enters Sacramento.

· Highlights Along the Way: Admire the serene beauty of Shasta Lake, where the lake blends with mountain reflections; stop in the town of Placerville to learn about the exciting history of California's Gold Rush; South Lake Tahoe offers magnificent lake views and rich outdoor activities; Sacramento blends history and modernity, with landmarks like the State Capitol and Victorian-style architecture exuding a strong cultural atmosphere.

Overseas Highway

· Route Overview: Located in Florida, sandwiched between the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, a 100-mile-long narrow highway.

· Highlights Along the Way: Features coral reefs in turquoise waters, friendly cycling communities, and a tropical paradise atmosphere filled with sea breeze, seafood, and a slow pace of life.

TransAmerica Trail

· Route Overview: Also known as U.S. Bicycle Route 76, starting from Astoria, Oregon, in the west and ending in Yorktown, Virginia, in the east, with a total length of 6,810 kilometers, spanning the American continent.

· Highlights Along the Way: Experience the unique feeling of gradual geographical changes, crossing mountain ranges like the Rocky Mountains, Ozarks, and Appalachians, traversing rivers such as the Mississippi, Arkansas, and James, and passing through national parks like Yellowstone, Grand Teton, and Mammoth Cave.