sam.g

Some friends and I are planning a 2-3 week self-contained trip from Missoula MT to Frisco CO following ACA's TransAmerica route. This will be a maiden voyage for a new Waterford T-22 which is do in any week now. Can't wait for both.

simplygib

We'll be crossing over the Sierra near where this photo was recently taken and I would not be surprised to see snow still on the ground by then (mid to late July).

Photo by Randy Pench of the Sacramento Bee. More Sierra snow photos here.

Uosdwis R Dewoh

I'm getting stoked for my first multi-week, fully loaded tour this summer: south from Seattle, through the Cascades and over to the Oregon coast, then south to San Diego. Starts Memorial Day, looking to arrive in San Diego on the 4th of July. Doing it with some good friends from grad school for a really great cause with Bike the US for MS.

dcrowell

I did a five-day mini-tour to Indianapolis and back. It's my first tour that was more than overnight. I had a blast and want to do more, but time, work, money...

I have several ideas. I have friends and family in Michigan. My wife has family in West Virginia, so maybe I can squeeze in a one-way trip, and let her drive me home.

jdswitters

LaPorte to Greeley Colorado via the river trail in July for the Blues festival. I know I know, how exotic. But it will be my first bicycle vacation and I have been reading the touring section here so this is a good place to say thanks for all the tips and info.

I figured most of my peers would find me insane for doing this, but several want to ride sections of the trail with me on the way out or back and one guy wants to do the 35 miles out with me on his fixie.

Could be the start of a new addiction.

c3hamby

2 weeks to work with here. Riding my first long distance muti day tour around the end of September from Austin, TX to Little Rock, AR.

aroundoz

Probably the last three weeks of July at the peak of tourist season but you gotta go when you can go.

chris_aug18

I'm biking across Canada starting in Vancouver. Me and my girlfriend will be riding a tandem bike with a trailer. We're leaving the beginning of May and can't wait!

bradtx

I feel so unworthy! All that's on the boards right now is a meander that'll remain in a circle within 50 miles of Camp Stewart in GA. Looking at alot of dirt road/goat path exploring. If I can get the time I'd love to re explore Block Island.

Brad

Tansy

I'll be doing one or two night bike camping trips whenever work permits, until July. Then, I'll be leaving home with my bike, my touring gear, and my meager savings, to see where the road takes me . If I can, I hope to fit RAGBRAI into that, too, this year.

Gus Riley

A few 2-3 overnight trips around the local region here...the first one begins Tuesday 5 April for a 3 day short tour. Several overnight trips. RAGBRAI self supported is about the longest trip this year. TransAm (Yorktown to Florence to San Francisco) next year.

spinnaker

Selkirk Loop with 2 or 3 friends this September.

Then maybe the Great Allegheny Passage for a long weekend, just because it is pretty much right outside mu front door.

TOLOCOMan

Main tour is going to be the month of June doing a big figure 8 of almost all the famous cols of the French Alps. Just got our new passports today! Officially all set to go now. 9 weeks today, can't wait!

ace587

not too far. Plan to bike to West Palm Beach from Miami. Planning Miami to Key West by the end of the year

Rowan

Not so! Machka and I are strong advocates of exploring your own region, too. Hub-and-spoke tours are working well for us at the moment. And Machka very recently mentioned that she might like to get her MTB is shape to explore some of the myriad gravel roads in our region. That opens up our horizons much further.

Yan 

I'll be doing a long weekend out of Beijing this weekend. Probably a week-long tour at the end of April. In the fall I'll have two months to do something bigger. Maybe I'll dash through the southern US.

Mr. Jim

Doing a 2-4 week jaunt about Michigan. No planned itinerary just wandering with a few days off in Traverswe City area for visits with family and friends. I'll do a couple overnighters also.

imonabike

Me too! Cross-Canada tour starting from Vancouver in May - solo, though. I'm getting pretty giddy about it! Hopefully our paths will cross

marmot

Wow, everyone's plans sound so exciting and exotic. By contrast, I'm hoping to get out to my cottage and back (about 100 km altogether). If that works out, I have a rail-trail route in Quebec in mind for midsummer. I'm a complete beginner, so I'm starting small.

valygrl

marmot, the first step is the biggest one, good on you for taking it.

truman

I'm planning a week and a half of off road goodness from Grand Junction, CO to Moab, UT, with lots of side trips, good friends and microbrews and scotch.

Magnus Thor

I'm planing a two week trip across the Icelandic Highlands in august, hoping to cross from south to north and back again by two different routes - with some detours. I just hope late summer here will be relatively dry, since there are a couple of large rivers to ford, which might prove troublesome if there has been a lot of rain. Aside from that there might be a few overnighters or weekend trips, if I can fit them in.

QueueCT

Just Pittsburgh to DC here. My girls are 4 years old and not quite ready for a long tour so will do that one alone. Will probably do an overnight with them to camp during the summer (just a 20 mile trip each way). Headed to look at triplets on Sunday!

Machka 

One other thing we're considering is touring with another method of human-powered transportation ... our canoe.

We have a very large lake nearby (the road around the lake is 200 km) that is shaped like a spider with inlets sprawled all over the place. We are considering spending a weekend canoeing, and camping overnight wherever we happen to find a good spot on shore.

DW99

Looking forward to a week on the Katy Trail. Then occasional 2 or 3 day biking/camping trips through summer and fall.