 | www.alakainfo.com A lot of information about the state, some useful maps |
| www.marinehighway.comwww.karo-ent.com/alaska.htm gives information about the famous Alaska Highway, especially about campgrounds |
| www.washingtonpost.com I used from weather reports to plan the trip |
| www.yukonweb.com tells you everything about the Yukon, the link between Alaska and Canada |
| www.backroads.com hiking, walking, bycicling & multisport vacations |
| Just a Cyclin' Fool. Internet diary, by David Weingarten. |
| Martin Gagnon et son Voyage en vélo autour du monde. |
| Bikebrats. Around the
world with two pairs of underwear. The story of Fred Felman and Andrew Broan, who are on a two year bicycle trip around in the world (1998). |
| Rob & Marys World Cycle Tour. Site of a couple who, after raising a family & running businesses, decided to get away from that and all of those other things that take a grip on one's whole life. By Robert and Mary Morrison (1998). |
| Pedal for the planet. The first completely human powered, round-the-world expedition. Steve Smith and Jason Lewis started their attempt to circumnavigate the earth by human power in 1994 and was scheduled to end in 1997. |
| The Full Circle cycling expedition. Chris Snyder and Natalie Edery from Guelph, Canada, know how to plan a whopper of a honeymoon. While most newlyweds are happy with two weeks in a warm climate, this pair of 28-year-olds took off for a two-year cycling trip around the world. After they got married on 11 May 1996 they left aboard an airplane for Vancouver, where the adventure began. |
| Caryl and Brian's world wide bicycle adventure. An on-line report of a tour around the world of Caryl and Brian Bergeron. They've started in Denver for a tour around the USA in August 1995, the rest of the world will follow later. Every two to three weeks they write a newsletter, which is published on Wendy Strutin's website. |
| Bike the world: Ian's round the world bike ride On the first of June 1993 Ian Burns set off from England on a solo round-the-world trip by bike. The journey covered 13,564 miles in 14 countries and took 15 months. During this time he was drugged, robbed, run over, baked and soaked but mostly he had an unparalleled opportunity to see some of the most beautiful scenery in the world, meet wonderful friendly people and experience the culture of widely differing lands. His travelogue conveys something of the flavour of his experience... |
| Wheels on the
Rim. A mountain bike expedition around the Pacific Ocean. By Jennifer Fox and Patchen Homitz. (pages are mainatined by |
| The Great Millennium Peace Ride. In 1998, five hundred cyclists representing 187 countries will convene to begin a global trek living as an example of international cooperation. This grass roots caravan of diverse people will be shared with villages, towns and cities around the world. The Great Millennium Peace Ride is a global education project that displays the hopes and dreams of humanity. (currently only E-mail address available on the site) |
| Global Cycle is a
team of riders circumnavigating the globe via bicycle, providing children with an
opportunity to build connections through interactive educational experiences, and
fostering within them a passion for discovery. |
| Prague - Madras by bicycle. Preparations for a bicycle trip from Europe to India in 1999 and 2000. By Slim Hamdani. |
| The Adventure Cycling Association. | ||||||||
| The site of the International
Bicycle Fund contains information about:
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| The Trento Bike Pages about on-road cycling and off-road (mountain) biking in Europe and the Mediterranean | ||||||||
| The Bicycle Touring Select of the Danish Cyclists Federation ('Dansk Cyklist Forbund') | ||||||||
| The bicycle touring newsgroup rec.bicycles.rides | ||||||||
| VeloNet, the global cycling network | ||||||||
| Bicycle Web, a Taiwanese site with information about all aspects of cycling | ||||||||
| The WWW Bicycle lane | ||||||||
| The Cyberider cycling WWW site of Stephen Ciccarelli | ||||||||
| Yahoo's collection of bicycle travelogues | ||||||||
| A collection of links to bike pages | ||||||||
| Bike About, a project which promotes peace and international cooperative understanding through the seemeingly unrelated themes of improved education, bicycling and the Internet. |
| Information in Dutch |
| Shoestring travel. The E-zine of inexpensive travel |
| Fiets Dutch cycle magazine. |
