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Google Maps now generates bike routes |
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Google announced today that it has added "By Bicycle" as an option when creating a route in Google Maps. They are incorporating the more than 12,000 miles of bike trail data from the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy's TrailLink.com database along with other bicycle route data.
The feature appears when you use the "Get Directions" feature of Google Maps.
Click Here to read an article about this exciting new tool for bicycle riders!
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Protect our trails - stay off when muddy! |
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Thanks to NEMBA for alerting all of us to the damage that can be done to our mountain biking trails if we ride on them during "Mud Season"!
Mountain biking on trails that are very muddy can cause permanent damage to the trails. According to the article "Just Say "No" to Mud" :
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because you "can" ride, doesn't mean that you
"should." Sometimes, if you really love
riding, you should stay off the trail and seek
other ways to make the new season the best it
can be."
The article also recommends a "Lawn Test" - ride your mountain bike on your lawn and if you see tracks in the lawn, then you should NOT be riding on trails. The group recommends riding on the road or packed/paved rail trails until the local trails are dry enough to use without causing damage.
Click Here to read the entire article on the NEMBA site .
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New Ahern Trail Map Available |
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A new map of the Ahern State Park mountain biking trails is now available! This map was provided courtesy of the Central New Hampshire NEMBA . They handed these out at the November trail maintenance day a the park.
Visit the Ahern State Park page to download a PDF or JPG version of the map.
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