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FUN 8.6↗San Diego, California · United States
Bayshore Bikeway and Ferry Loop
FUN 9.3↗Los Angeles, California · United States
Marvin Braude Bike Trail
FUN 8.8↗Monterey, California · United States
Monterey Bay Coastal Recreation Trail
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Tour de Fun is for the rides you remember because of the view, the conversation, the bakery stop—or the wrong turn that became the best part.
Why we ride →Stories from the ride
People, places, detours.
Route history · 5 min
When a railway line gets a second life
Banks–Vernonia shows how gentle grades, trestles and forest can turn transport history into an inviting day ride.
Read story →Field notes · 4 min
The bridge changes before the view does
A Golden Gate ride is short enough for a morning and variable enough to demand real weather respect.
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Wild places · 5 min
At Shark Valley, the wildlife has right of way
A flat loop through the Everglades replaces climbing drama with heat, storms and astonishing proximity to wildlife.
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Ride culture · 6 min
The trail towns are part of the Katy Trail
Missouri’s long rail trail works because the places beside it turn distance into a chain of human-scale days.
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Route history · 7 min
Reading Berlin’s former border by bicycle
The Wall Trail turns a vanished barrier into a connected route through memorials, neighborhoods and open space.
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City culture · 5 min
Copenhagen’s harbour is infrastructure and playground
The Harbour Circle works because bridges, swim zones and neighborhoods are stitched into one everyday route.
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Touring · 5 min
The right pace for a château is slower than you think
On the Loire, the ride only works when gardens, riverbanks and lunch are allowed to take over the schedule.
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Touring · 6 min
A river gives a long ride its rhythm
The Danube path turns big distances into repeatable days of water, towns, ferries and easy decisions.
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Field notes · 4 min
Follow the old railway until it meets the sea
Cornwall’s Camel Trail changes character from woodland railway to broad estuary without asking riders to fight traffic.
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City culture · 5 min
Amsterdam gets quieter after the ferry
A short crossing behind Centraal turns dense city energy into dykes, villages and enormous sky.
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Route history · 5 min
Girona’s railway line remembers the way to the sea
Carrilet II turns a low-gradient transport corridor into a gradual transition from city to cork forest and coast.
Read story →Border rides · 4 min
Crossing a border without breaking the ride
The Meuse route between Maastricht and Liège lets a river, not a checkpoint, define the journey.
Read story →Adventure · 5 min
Bring a light: the tunnel is part of the story
The Route of the Hiawatha makes railway engineering tangible through darkness, trestles and a long mountain descent.
Read story →Touring · 6 min
Crossing the divide on a gentle grade
The Great Allegheny Passage turns a major geographic crossing into a patient journey between two river cities.
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Tunnels, viaducts and a coast-bound greenway
Waterford’s old railway remains legible while carrying a completely different kind of journey.
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