The Magazine of The Sierra Club
biking
Lost in Time
When exploring southeast Alaska in midsummer, you can pedal your fat tire bike on the broad, bear-tracked beaches at midnight and think you have no need for a watch. Oh, but you do.
The Last of the Southwest
Otero Mesa, the remnant of a forgotten grassland, looks for a little recognition
Two Wheels, Not Four
Gas prices, CO2 levels—it's all going up. Which is why more and more people are ditching gas-guzzlers for bikes.
Ride, Sollee, Ride
A cellist's self-propelled musical tour comes with flat tires, Clif Bars, and a lot of new friends
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Look, It's a Cheatercycle!
How a pedaling purist learned to love (or at least not be so embarrassed by) electric bikes
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biking
Flathead Guardians
Conservationists, the Olympics, and an indignant porcupine keep mountaintop-removal coal mining out of a wildlife paradise
Because It Hurts
Mount Hood's biking trails offer gawk-worthy views and grueling days that cause exhausted legs to cry out in agony.
Bikeway or the Highway
Southern California set the nation on the path to bicycling bliss, then detoured. But smogville could still become a velotopia.
As Low As You Can Go
Jim Malusa hit bottom on six continents, saving the drop into Death Valley for last
