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Great video. Thanks

Thank you for the video, plus for the links you provided

You guys had way too much making this video!! It was fun to watch and thanks for taking us along.

Love this ride and have done it many times. Peasant, flat, and peaceful (except when trout season begins!), and Frenchtown and Lambertville are great places to stop Good job!

Acadia National Park is one of the most beautiful places I've ever been to and hope to return to someday. I can't wait to take my supermonarch ebike and tear up the trails.

If you guys are ever in Missouri come checkout the Katy Trail! The St Charles, Klondike Park and Rocheport areas are all nice sections of it!

The forest in Connecticut are really beautiful and some of the trails are quite remote. You Don't see anybody on them for quite some time. Few hours at a time. The airline trail starting at the Rhode Island border is my favorite rail to trail in Connecticut, though.It's a bit rough at that end of the trail. The state has heavily invested in tunnels and bridges to complete the trail.

After going thu the tunnel at the state line toward Montana, (in a company truck was fun). Once you go tru it to on the Montana side, there is a tight curve with a campground. Being tight, lots of cars de-railed over the years. Look on the outside of the curve. Some ore nuggets may still be some there.

When it was first being built around 2001, I was working on the Touch America fiber line and renting a room in an old motel in Smelterville Idaho. They were just starting it. I would ride up toward Walace and chost back down. Fee??? When I rode it, it was being built. Harrison Bridge was far off at that time. Trains (bike path) carried silver/lead ore from the mines for smelting (Smelterville) Idaho, all containing high amounts of heavy metals. I used to pick up chunks of silver/lead ore from old train wrecks. Could only go about 2mi past Smelterville, rest was under construction.

Since I literally live 1 block from the trail. This is a place that my family has been ridding for 50 years. It never gets boring and always has some new and interesting things to see. My kids and myself had been swimming the Canal more times than I can remember. One summer as we were riding, in the distance was the wake coming off something moving in the Canal. We all stopped to get a good look. It was a giant turtle. At least 3 feet long and almost as wide. WOW! True that, be careful were you swim,lol.

Great video! Love the Hudson Valley Rail Trail, can't wait to try the others some day.

Beautiful Acadia.

I moved to this area 31 years ago, partially to enjoy the towpath. Many hours exploring with my dogs. It’s beautiful.

What a wonderful trip. How many days did you spend in the park?

We have written this trail so many times we started rattlesnake Lake and ride up to the trail. I don’t like riding the bike through the trail. It’s difficult for me to see in the dark and people are just all over the place so we always walk we’ve walked at many times we’ve also written from hi to Lake Easton but I believe the writing from Lake Easton Hyatt is the way to go then back ride downhill But it’s a lovely ride and a lovely walk

This is a route we use dozens of times a year. It's really a gift to the cycling community from the City of Montreal!

On the ebike issue: wouldn't it be easier to just enforce the 20mph instead of limiting acces to ebikers with faster bikes. I can easily keep mine at 20mph on "assist 1 mode".

I see more and more trails only allowing Class 1 e bikes much like Europe does. I found out that in Japan, anything with a throttle is considered a motor vehicle and must be registered and insured accordingly.

What bikes do you all use?

Hello, my wife and I discovered your channel a few days ago. We are enjoying your videos greatly. I hope to retire in 2025 and we want to buy e-bikes and hit the trail. Your videos have been very informative and inspiring! Thanks again for great content.

Thanks for sharing your experience! I might have to visit that area sometime.

Another great video from Adventures on ebikes- thanks so much! You have some of the best e-biking videos out there! I really appreciate your attention to the details regarding parking, bathrooms, food and any relevant historical information. You address the pros (and cons) of each ride and show the viewer highlights of what they can expect along the way. We are heading out to ride a portion of the New River State Park trail next week. We can't wait!

This ride would take me forever. Just way too much great fishing to pass up 😊. Great video, gotta go get a bike and start riding again

Very beautiful video. Thanks for sharing. subd & 👍129

Hi guys , we have done this trail in the early spring, absolutely loved it , as it gave us an earlier ride than staying home in 🇨🇦 . ( Wet & cold) ,,,, at what time of year did you experience this latest trail? Love your vids

What was the name of hotel you need a 2 night minimum?

Nice video. Thanks for posting. Not to be critical but it would be nice to get a little more information about the trails you record. We travel North America with our trailer and try to save information on different trails we should explore the next time we’re in a given corner of the country.

Did this a few years back, ten or so, and this is definitely a much improved version of the trail. I wonder how the parking is now in Burlington and where is the best place to park. About the causeway, don't know how it felt for you, especially being on e-bikes, but something to keep in mind, you may have to fight serious headwind. When I did it, I was flying toward the bike ferry with the wind behind me. On the way back, it was a struggle. That said, if you are adventurous, after the little ferry you get on the paved road and take one of the first left turns, look on the map. That takes you to a bigger ferry that takes you to the other shore of the lake. You can bike you way back to another big ferry that takes you across the lake to Burlington. Speaking of which, you must spend a couple of evenings late into the night on Church Street. Close to traffic, they have fantastic food and entertainers all over it. Also look for Champ, the "great snake" of the Champlain Lake.

This is now part of the Empire State Trail, about 750 miles. You can start about 7 miles west of the bridge, in New Paltz, go over the bridge, 1.5 miles, and do another 7 miles or so to where the trail used to end, an old train station that is now a shop, which is most of what our friends here have done on the east side of Hudson . That was what I did it when I did it some years ago. From New Paltz to the bridge is mostly down, so it is going to be mostly up on your way back from the bridge to New Paltz.

What a nice surprise. That is me and my family at 1:45. Nice video BTW!

Another awesome video. What a great trail. I love your Da brim hat. I have two of them myself and I love them. I have been using them for years.

Please give information on the brim on your helmet. Also does it attach to any helmet?

Enjoying your video, beautiful scenery and country side. Would like more information on where you stayed, name’s of restaurant and pit stops and even the river. Were you in your Rv or hoteling it. When coming from the PNW to see these trails your information would be helpful. Jeff and Liz Bend Oregon

What brand and model bikes are you riding?

What month did you ride?

Maybrook is great, two very nice lakes, three great swamps, not many pedestrians, very few surface street crossings, several boardwalks, and some great estates back up to the trail. Also, it come very close to the Putnam Line, which runs all the way down to NYC. There is not much industrialized areas, and in the summer, you have to look through the vegetation to see points of interests, but after a good rain, the streams and culverts are singing and you can see how they carve through the hillsides, naturally, as well as with sculpted manmade gullies.

LA SHEEN.....say it as if your speaking North American English

Great job. At Slate run you have the Black Forest trail. Amazing hike. Thank you.

Both beautiful trail and those wildflowers too! Thanks for sharing!

Great video, kudos for gettin the meal in. But...why are they fishing for flies???

Travels, Trails and Treats on Two Wheels should be the name of your channel.

Looks awesome! I wish it would be more accessible by train. I use Amtrak to get to the places I wanna ride. Thanks for the ride, I've heard a lot of praise for this trail.

This ride, for whatever reason, reminds me of a time gone by, a simpler, less complicated time in America and the world as well.

1/2 HP per bike and 2 HP for a wagon full of people, something wrong here.

I’m new to your vlog. Just checking, these are e-bikes? Thanks

Rode this portion of the trailway many times. Very scenic and enjoyable. You could have stopped off at Uncle G's for ice cream or a bite to eat.

I agree with the comments below, a wonderful trail & a great video. Including the train into the day would be awesome! Thank you

As always, your videos are well put together, providing a "feel" for the trail & immediate area. Thanks for sharing!

I ride this trail 4 to 5 times a summer and have never seen a bear. A little earlier with a fat tire bike. On a nice day too can be hot. Thanks for the video.

That chipmunk said, "Look how cute I am, maybe you could drop some trail mix?"