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Bicycling

Tens of millions of Americans have bicycles. People cycle for the exercise and because it’s an enjoyable way to get around. Although much riding is done close to home, adventuresome cyclists often head for parks and wild areas and camp out.

Conventional bikes require pavement or a dirt road or path which is in tolerably good shape. Some parks have special bike paths, and many have suitable paved or unpaved roads.

Those who take long-distance bike treks, which may be mainly outside of park boundaries, can still choose to head for a park or forest to camp at night. This could be either at a campground or alongside the road or trail, where permitted. Some knowledge of bike repair is highly recommended before you undertake such a trip, since you’ll be far from a bike shop most of the time. Be sure to bring and wear a helmet.

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