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Ally Mabry

Ally Mabry

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Art Director, Adventure Cyclist Magazine

Missoula

Final Covers

Beer, Cookbooks, Cooking , Food, Spirits , Wine

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London borough councils and national politics

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 26

  • Adventure Cycling Association

    By Ally Mabry, Laura Killingbeck, Lauren Hudgins, Ana Zamorano| Adventure Cyclist Magazine Verified Immediately after unboxing and building up the Tumbleweed Stargazer, I took it out for a neighborhood shakedown to make sure everything was tight and straight. I had first-date jitters and … I crashed. It didn’t even make sense: I was going ever so slightly uphill very slowly on pavement. No, there were no stars out to divert my attention. It was 5:00 pm in the middle of summer in Montana, when the sun doesn’t set until five hours later.

    By Ally Mabry, Laura Killingbeck, Lauren Hudgins, Ana Zamorano · Adventure Cyclist Magazine

    Apr. 16, 2024

  • Geared Up: Holiday Bonanza 2023

    By Ally Mabry| Adventure Cyclist Magazine Verified Natural Atlas App, $5/month or $40/yearThese days, bike travelers are spoiled for choice when it comes to mapping apps. If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you already have a favorite, but if you’re a budding naturalist or just like to learn more about what’s around you during your local rides or hikes, it’s worth checking out Natural Atlas.

    By Ally Mabry · Adventure Cyclist Magazine

    Dec. 05, 2023

  • Adventure Cycling Association

    By Ally Mabry, Laura Killingbeck, Lauren Hudgins, Ana Zamorano| Adventure Cyclist Magazine Verified Immediately after unboxing and building up the Tumbleweed Stargazer, I took it out for a neighborhood shakedown to make sure everything was tight and straight. I had first-date jitters and … I crashed. It didn’t even make sense: I was going ever so slightly uphill very slowly on pavement. No, there were no stars out to divert my attention. It was 5:00 pm in the middle of summer in Montana, when the sun doesn’t set until five hours later.

    By Ally Mabry, Laura Killingbeck, Lauren Hudgins, Ana Zamorano · Adventure Cyclist Magazine

    Apr. 16, 2024

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Company Info

Adventure Cyclist Magazine

Adventure Cycling Association (ACA) is a nonprofit organization based in Missoula, Montana, dedicated to promoting bicycle travel and building a community of cycling enthusiasts. Founded in 1973, ACA emerged from the Bikecentennial ’76 tour, which celebrated America's bicentennial and attracted over 4,000 cyclists. Today, it serves as a key advocate for long-distance cycling, offering a network of over 52,000 miles of mapped routes and supporting 23,000 members. ACA focuses on route development, including the well-known TransAmerica Trail, and provides detailed maps and navigation resources. The organization advocates for improved cycling infrastructure and safer riding conditions through policy initiatives. It also engages the community by organizing tours, sharing inspirational stories, and offering educational resources such as planning tools and safety guidelines. ACA aims to make bicycle travel accessible and enjoyable for everyone, fostering a spirit of adventure and connection among cyclists of all skill levels.

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