East Coast Greenway – Segment II Bike Tour
Double Booking
$6290/person
Single Booking
$8189
Roommate Rebate
$1860
Includes all lodging, breakfasts, snacks and dinners, entrance fees, support van, leaders, tour maps, cue sheets, gpx files & narratives. Price good until January 31, 25
Assembly Point
New York, NY
One pickup time at each New York area airport will be provided by Timberline.
Not Included: Airfare to New York City area; Alcoholic Drinks; Guide Gratuity
Meeting Time
12pm airport pickup; 4pm Manhattan
Drop-off Time
9 am Raleigh departure
The East Coast Greenway
Fifteen states, 450 cities and towns and 3,000 miles from Maine to Florida on a safe biking route through the country’s most populated corridor. That is the East Coast Greenway. Dinner is at local restaurants and nights are spent in local hotels. The trail is a combination of paved bike paths, back roads and unpaved path sections. Hybrid or gravel bikes are perfect for this epic ride. Traditional road bikes with some wider tires can also work. No matter your steed, there is a fabulous adventure ahead.
Greenway Cycling: A Ride Through History
Segment 2 of our east coast bike ride is the historical section. We travel through the states and cities that were so instrumental in creating our nation. We will ride past battlefields, government sites, through 7 of the first thirteen colonies, five capital cities, and countless historical markers. Along the way, we will ride several canal towpaths, more than 60 greenways, and a surprising number of quiet miles on country roads. Our layover day is spent in Annapolis, MD, where you can choose to relax on the beach, shop in town, stroll the historic neighborhoods, or even charter a boat to explore Chesapeake Bay. As the climate cools towards winter, we cross the Mason-Dixon line, pushing ever farther south. Words, accents, food, attitudes, drivers, and humidity will all make that north to south transition. We end our tour in Raleigh, the capital city of North Carolina, and one of the South’s most vibrant, eclectic cities – where eclectic meets traditional and historic meets modern.
NOTE: Sign up for as many segments as you want. Multiple segment bookings get an additional cumulative 5% discount for each segment.
Itinerary
Day | Location | Distance |
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Day 1 (17) | Orientation - New York City, NY | 0 |
Day 2 (18) | New York City - NY Waterway Ferry - Newark - Rahway River Parkway - New Brunswick, NJ | 47 |
Day 3 (19) | New Brunswick - Delaware & Raritan Canal Towpath - D&L Trail - Bristol, PA | 53 |
Day 4 (20) | Bristol - Philadelphia Fairmount Park - Schuylkill River Trail - Wetland Loop Trail - Northern Delaware Greenway - Wilmington, DE | 61 |
Day 5 (21) | Wilmington - Jack Markell Trail - Newcastle, DE - James F Hall Trail - Elkton - Havre de Grace, MD | 51 |
Day 6 (22) | Havre de Grace - Bel Air - Torrey C Brown Trail - Cockeyesville | 48 |
Day 7 (23) | Cockeyesville - Jones Falls Trail - Baltimore - Baltimore & Annapolis Trail - Annapolis, MD | 50 |
Day 8 (24) | Layover day - Annapolis, MD | |
Day 9 (25) | Annapolis - Washington & Annapolis Trail - Metropolitan Branch Trail - Washington, D.C. | 57 |
Day 10 (26) | Washington D.C. - National Mall - Mount Vernon Trail - Occoquan Bay National Wildlife Refuge - Aquia, VA | 57 |
Day 11 (27) | Aquia - Fredericksburg - unencumbered road riding - Ashland, VA | 65 |
Day 12 (28) | Ashland - Richmond - Reedy Creek Trail - Chester - Petersburgh, VA | 51 |
Day 13 (29) | Petersburgh - Dimwiddle - Tobacco Heritage Trail - La Crosse, VA | 68 |
Day 14 (30) | La Crosse - Dick Cross Wildlife Management Area - John H Kerr Reservoir - Clarksville, VA | 41 |
Day 15 (31) | Clarksville - Oxford - Stern - Durham, NC | 60 |
Day 16 (32) | Durham - American Tobacco Trail - White Oak Creek Greenway - Rocky Branch Trail - Raleigh, NC | 47 |
Day 17 (33) | Raleigh - transition day |