Bike The Barns

There is only one way to experience the rich agricultural story of the Adirondacks, and that is farm-by bike. 

Date: October 7
Location: Ausable Brewing Company, Keeseville
Mileage: 25-30 miles
Participation Cap: 200 riders
Benefits: Adirondack North Country Association

You guessed it, this fall bicycling tour features farm stops (complete with tours of each), but what makes this event special is its ability to tell the rich agricultural story of the Lake Champlain Valley while experiencing the landscape by bike. You can see, smell and absorb so much more when moving by your own pedal power, then cap the ride with a fabulous farm-to-table meal and delicious craft beverages at Ausable Brewing Company.

And best of all, your registration supports Adirondack North Country Association's important work to bolster local food systems in order to drive economic growth, reduce food insecurity and contribute to positive community and health outcomes.

Registration Includes

• Fully-supported routes
• Farm tours with fully stocked rest stops
• Finish line meal featuring live music
• Copy of Adirondack Life Magazine
• Event goodie bag

Rider Experiences

"From pre-ride communication to the very end of the party, this lifelong cyclist was consistently impressed. My first BikeADK ride, it won't be my last and I'm bringing friends from Syracuse. Every morning for the rest of the year at least, when I put maple syrup from Hub On The Hill in my coffee, I will smile with gratitude." 

"What a great way to see a snapshot of the (ADK) region, to shed important light on the farm to table model and to educate folks on how to support this local treasure."

"I don't consider myself to be an avid cyclist, but BikeADK made Bike the Barns accessible for folks of varying ability levels, and I was happy to ride along at my own pace and enjoy the magnificent autumn scenery. The event support was terrific."

"Without any doubt, Bike The Barns is a superior cycling event. As a ride organizer and a lifelong cyclist, this ride is my new standard. Three hours of driving each way for a 25 mile ride? I was a doubter, but no longer. I'll be back, and for more BikeADK events."