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Kyle Casement
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Contributor, Adventure Cyclist Magazine
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By Kyle Casement, Laura Killingbeck|Adventure Cyclist MagazineVerifiedOne of my favorite hobbies outside of bicycle touring is beach volleyball. I’m not very good, but I do enjoy the time at the beach and with old and new friends. Recently through an old friend, I found a group of other volleyball enthusiasts who took an interest in bicycle touring after hearing my stories and those of another in the group. The group started at about 15 people interested in participating but quickly whittled down to six or seven who were serious enough to commit.
By Maggie Slepian Verified, Kyle Casement|Adventure Cyclist MagazineVerifiedIn June of 1976, Adventure Cycling — then known as Bikecentennial — mapped and publicized their first route: the TransAmerica Trail. This cross-country route stretched over 4,000 miles from Astoria, Oregon to Yorktown, Virginia and became an instant classic. But even as the TransAmerica Trail was being finalized, another idea was taking shape: a second route that would also cross the U.S. coast to coast, but this one would stay up north.
By Kyle Casement, Laura Killingbeck|Adventure Cyclist MagazineVerifiedOne of my favorite hobbies outside of bicycle touring is beach volleyball. I’m not very good, but I do enjoy the time at the beach and with old and new friends. Recently through an old friend, I found a group of other volleyball enthusiasts who took an interest in bicycle touring after hearing my stories and those of another in the group. The group started at about 15 people interested in participating but quickly whittled down to six or seven who were serious enough to commit.
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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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