Cycle Maryland Showcase |    |
Show us how YOU cycle Maryland Do you ride for your health, or to save a few bucks?
Do you cruise for leisure, or seek out a thrill?
Are you an expert city cyclist, or do you prefer country roads?
Do you load up with cargo or travel light?
Solo or group riding?
Fat or skinny tires?
Business suit or spandex? May is national bike month. It’s the perfect time of year to get out on two wheels, breathe deep, stretch your legs, and get a new perspective on the places you pass through. From the mountains of Garrett County to the flatlands of the Shore, Maryland is a great place for cycling. Help us showcase cycling in Maryland and encourage others to get out and ride. Upload a photo and fill in the short form below, telling us about how YOU cycle Maryland. We’ll feature these photos in the Cycle Maryland showcase gallery. Your photo (and story) become part of the Cycle Maryland story. Showcase Form |
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| | Jerome Glick
Capital Crescent Trail
For fun.
Looking down from the historic Rock Creek Trestle, one can see the Rock Creek Trail disappear into a lush world of green. |
| | Jerome Glick
Capital Crescent Trail
It was a nice day.
The Rock Creek Trestle has stood since 1892 and used to carry trains until the 1980s, now reincarnated as a bicycle/walking bridge. How nice of a way to prolong the service of historic structures! |
| | Jerome Glick
Kensington
To explore the antique shops and carry our findings home.
Bikes can carry more than we expect. |
| | Jerome Glick
C&O Canal Towpath Trail (50 miles in a day!)
For the pure fun of it/to get home from church retreat.
There are many campsites along the Potomac River where freshwater pumps are stationed at intervals. |
| | John Ingalls
Downtown
To do some backyard sightseeing.
Pratt Street, as briefly liberated in
preparation for the '11 Grand Prix. |
| | Hiro Iseki
NW Branch Trail
For commuting to UMD
One day in February |
| | Hiro Iseki
NW Branch Trail
For commuting to UMD
The trail changes for each season. This
photo is one from the last fall. I could not
help stopping and taking pictures of this
beautiful scenery. |
| | Name(s): Ian Cooper
Where You Rode: Silver Spring
Why You Rode: Commuting
Tired of being forced to use bike lanes
when they are, in effect, suicide lanes.
When the road is better (or even if it
isn't), I should have the right to use it. |
| | Jeff La Noue
Baltimore
Holiday Lights Route
Fun and festive ride in Charm City! |
| | Malindi Lankatilleke & Jeff La Noue
Baltimore
Holiday Lights Route
The miracle on 34th Street - holiday lights |
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| Mavishka Lankatilleke
Baltimore
Tour du Port
Mavi biked 24 miles for the first time! |
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Malindi Lankatilleke
Jones Falls Trail in Baltimore
Excercise after work The JFT has beautiful scenery |
