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Monday, July 21, 2003
The St. Louis Post Dispatch has an article with suggestions for riding the Lewis and Clark Trail:
The Adventure Cycling Association, which calls itself "America's Bicycle Travel Inspiration Resource," has been working since 1998 to map a bicycle route. The trail and alternate routes cover some 4,618 miles of paved roads, bike paths, unpaved rail-trails and gravel roads. It crosses nine mountain passes, four national parks and overlooks dozens of rivers.MoBikeFed has recently made available a map of a proposed alternate route to the Adventure Cycling Lewis and Clark Route in western Missouri. The proposed route stays much closer to the river throughout western Missouri. |