Bicycling the Atlantic Coast: A Complete Route Guide, Florida to Maine

by Donna Lynn Ikenberry and Donna I. Aitkenhead

Bicycling the Atlantic Coast: A Complete Route Guide, Florida to Maine is a one-of-a-kind cycling guide to 15 Eastern states. Covering 2,700 miles between Miami, Florida, and Mr. Desert Island, Maine,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0898863031
• ISBN13: 9780898863031
• Release Date: January 1993
• Publisher: Mountaineers Books
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 1.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.3" x 8.3"

Customer Reviews

Valuable help for anyone cycling along the U. S. East Coast

I found the author's guide information to be easy to understand and use. I have ridden some of the areas discussed and would have benefitted from the information in the guide. Definately recommend anyone planning to cycle along any portion this route use "Bicycling the Atlantic Coast" as one of their planning tools. Win Allred

my take.....

this book was recommended to me via a newsgroup posting back in 1997, during my planning for an east coast solo tour. while the author's itinerary took her all the way to maine, mine started in naples, FL, and ended in washington, d.c. i found the book to be most useful in planning my route and campground locations. i followed up my reading of this book with the acquisition of road maps and a AAA campground guide for my route. in and of itself, the book was more enlightening than a detailed touring planning guide, but this was not the author's intent; rather, this book is more of a diary, and certainly helped give the flavor of a day-to-day tour. other books which went into detail regarding the logistics of a loaded tour were essential as well. i would recommend this book to the newcomer to loaded touring.

bicycling the atlantic coast

Used this book for the DC to Boston stretch. Good information about campgrounds and sights to see along the way. Donna's route was good at keeping us off most of the main roads and taking us through the more scenic back roads, but sometimes it seemed we spent more time reading the map and looking for street signs than bicycling. Good orientation information about each stretch.