Underground Railroad

1. TransAmerica Trail

Using cycle as mean of travelling is becoming very popular especially in U.S. Some roads there are specially constructed for bike riders. For example, TransAmerica started its service during the 1976. It covers a route of 4,262 miles starting from Virginia’s Atlantic coast and ending at the Pacific in Oregon. Moreover, bicycle related events are also being celebrated in U.S. One of the most popular event was Bikecentennial, which contributes to the popularity of cycling in US.

2. Pacific Coast Route

Another long distance route, known as the Pacific Coast Route, crosses Washington’s border with Canada going down to San Diego. Though 1,853-mile route is on shared roads this route can be further extend crossing U.S. borders.

3. East Coast Greenway

This route is still in progress and is still almost 77% incomplete. However, when completed, it will link Calais, Maine, and Key West, Florida, with a 3,000-mile, firm-surface, non-motorized trail system.

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