To get the greatest views of California's Pacific coast, ride your bike down Highway One.
If you enjoy being outside, you already know that Utah's incredible networks of caves, rivers, and trails provide an indisputable contribution to All Things America.
On this trail, which is positioned 1,600 feet above Lake Tahoe's azure waters, a fear of heights won't fly, but the breathtaking vistas are worth the anxiety.
Instead of using the tram, ride two wheels across Everglades National Park on your own.
Start your exploration of the breathtaking desert landscape by pedaling upward along Slim Shady Trail.
Cycling enthusiasts will have strong Sound of Music vibes on the 13.6-mile route's swift alpine descent amid fields of wildflowers.
This special flow track west of Adam's Gulch is popular with mountain bikers who enjoy descents that feel like they're on a rollercoaster.