NY-Montreal Trekkers Enjoy Lake George

Posted Posted in 2017

Today was a short ride spread throughout the day. We spent 3 hours at Lake George devouring ice cream and stand up paddle boarding. After our time at the lake we had a short 10-mile ride to our campsite which will put us ahead for our 50-mile ride tomorrow to Vermont. The campsite is very nice and we’re all looking forward to a good night’s sleep.
Written by Trekker Jared

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Finger Lakes And Cornell Were Days Highlights for Across America Trekkers

Posted Posted in 2017

The Teen Trekkers continued their journey across the state of New York today, traveling a total of 85 miles from Avon to Ithaca. The group stopped midday for a China Buffet before traveling south along Cayuga Lake and landing at the day’s destination. They camped outside of a Cornell co-op right on campus, and ate a meal from Cornell student’s favorite street food restaurant.

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NY-Montreal Trekkers Bike Through Saratoga Region

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Today we left Albany. We biked on a bike path along the Hudson for 5 miles, then went on to route 9. We stopped at a Price Chopper for lunch. After lunch we continued through a town on Saratoga Lake. We stopped on the bridge to eat ice cream, and to go bridge jumping into the lake. We ate ramen stir fry for dinner at our campsite, then went to see the sunset on the lake, and had s’mores for dessert. ~Written by Trekker Hazel

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NY-Montreal Trekkers 2nd Day in Albany

Posted Posted in 2017

Today was Trip Leader Aimee’s magnificent birthday.  We started off sleeping in until 8:00 a.m.  After a great buffet breakfast at the Holiday Inn we set off to see the New York State Museum. After exploring the museum for 2 and a 1/2 hours We had a delicious Indian buffet lunch. We then relaxed at the hotel and met our new Trip Leader Jonah. For dinner we went out for a great Italian dinner to celebrate Aimee’s birthday. We then went to Washington Park Playhouse to watch the Music Man under the stars. While we enjoyed the luxuries of a hotel for 2 nights we’re excited to bike out of Albany tomorrow and make our way to Montreal.
Written by Trekker Blake

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NY-Montreal Trekkers Find Plenty to Do in Albany

Posted Posted in 2017

We woke up early after camping at a New York State park at 6:30. We packed up quickly and got out of camp by 8:00 a.m. After a 22 mile jaunt over the rolling hills of Rensselaer County we rolled into Albany at 11:00 a.m. Lunch was sandwiches, humus, fruit, along with a quart of milk and a pint of yogurt. After dumping our stuff at the Holiday Inn Express we biked to the New York State Capitol to take a walking tour and then visited the Observation Deck at the NYS Mall.  We got some much needed sugar at Dunkin donuts because apparently not just America but all of New York capital runs on Dunkin. After that we headed back-to the hotel where we crashed the pool and ate their cookies. Then we had take out Chinese and called it a day. We’ve made it halfway up New York State! 
Written by Trekker Charlie

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A Century Ride For the Across America Trekkers

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Today the Teen Trekkers completed the trip’s first century! For many of the Trekkers this was their first hundred mile day ever. Woo hoo! They met up with Cliff’s son, Tyler, in Buffalo in the evening at the community bike ride that happened to be going on, and they went back to Cliff’s house where they had dinner and camped in the yard.

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NY-Montreal Trekkers Bike a Long Day Up the Hudson Valley

Posted Posted in 2017

Leaving M Norrie State Park, today’s route became surprisingly straight, forwards. We soon stopped at Reinbeck to visit the farmers market. Locals could not stop being curious, and we received questions, advice, and even prayers. After some technical difficulties, (flat tires) we reached Hudson and ate pizza. To reach our campsite we had to bike in extra 7 miles in the setting sun. We set up our tents and swam ending quite a day under the shadow of an historic industrial building.
Written by Soeren

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