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	Travelling by bike

The sites on biking are really a big lot, and most of them are personal pages of a very good quality; not only accounts but also information sources, to contact in organizing your cycling abroad.
Among the sites we have met, or which have been pointed out to us, we only report those which can provide you some useful material to organize a travel.
Other good resources are:
Travel to the Horizon by Ralph de Rooij, an extensive links directory with a pleasant graphic interface.
Dansk Ciklist Forbund, which provides only selected links and really valid, and which presents a section of night arrangements only for bikers.
Trento by bike by Andres Caranti, a site born since the beginning of Internet, which is a kind of directory of any account and biking route through Europe and Mediterranean Countries. A great site.
We have been avoiding to take material from the sites above quoted, so we hope our information will integrate with theirs, without creating a useless mess.

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About Provence. Great. Really everything: history,tourism,trekking, climbing, sports, etc. http://www.beyond.fr/index.html Biking in Holland, with travel reports about England, Scotland, Czech Republic and Slovakia. Couldn't be better. Connected with hostels, ferrying, halts, links, EVERYTHING! by Bas van Oudheusden. http://www.hsa.lr.tudelft.nl/~bvo/fiets/... Trento by bike. Great. Written for passion by Prof. Andreas Caranti, it's probably the best resource for bikers in the Internet! In the whole Europe, Country by Country, tips, reports, itineraries, links and news-groups. http://www-math.science.unitn.it/Bike/ Jeroen reports about his travelling by bycicle across Romania. He supplies a lot of info and a reasoned list of the best links. A site to read, print and take with one. http://huizen.dds.nl/~jeroenvm/romindex.... Site dedicated to byking in Mediterranean regions, prposals, links sorted by subjects, many directions. http://www.bikeabout.org/resource.htm Provence by Andrew Henry, who's telling about his trip by bycicle..It's pleasant and connected with plenty of other similar reports. http://www.bath.ac.uk/~bspahh/provence_t... Thomas Driemeyer tells us about his biking across Italy, Germany, France, Holland Egypt and USA. The site is interesting, practical and full of useful info. http://www.in-berlin.de/User/bitrot/inde... Italy, Stelvio area. Mountain bike routes, many itineraries well described and with maps, though only in Italian. http://www.popso.it/selettore.php?idMenu=12&cdOp=contenutoCustom&idSez=50&idGer=&idCat=&idRec= Glenn and Sheila's Home Page, by Glenn and Sheila Ord. The experience of very long biking tours across Europe and other continents, presented in a series of advice and quick considerations. http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Caba... Dansk Ciklist Forbund. It's a Danish bicycle association, collects and selects the best of web for bike-hikers. Accurate about accomodation and about places to sleep in during tours. http://www.dcf.dk/ Sardinia by bike, by Lucio Cadeddu. Bike and MB itineraries selected by the author and described in detail, to discover an unusual Sardinia. http://riemann.unica.it/~lucio/ita/sar.h... Gerry's Excellent Web Pages. We found this site really "excellent", it gives in detail many cycling itineraries in several European countries and many beautiful photos. http://www.gsoto.easynet.co.uk Mountain Bike in Siena and surroundings by Nicola Semboloni. MB in Tuscany (Italy), several itineraries described in detail, techniques, photos and tips. http://sport.supereva.it/mtbasiena.freeweb/05i.htm?p Florence bike pages - Biking in Florence and around, technical info for bikers. http://www.florencebikepages.com/home-ita.asp Becana group presents many biking itineraries around Turin. http://www.arpnet.it/becana/ A collection of MB itineraries in Sardinia. Maps, heights, photos, descriptions and tourist info to visit Sardinia's uncontaminated nature. An unvaluable resource realise by Roberto Zedda. http://www.bikesardegna.it National Cycle Network, a selected network of routes to go across Grate Britain by bike. http://www.sustrans.org.uk Across Var by bike. Report of a bike tour along Var's secondary roads, it is to say across French Provence, with directions to repeat the experience. http://digilander.iol.it/provence
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Bicyclig Central and Southern British Columbia and the Canadian Rockies, by Jan Himmerkus and Elke Kobe. Not only a detailed account, but any useful information for repeating the experience. Links: few, but good. http://www.geo.uni-bonn.de/members/himme... British Columbia/Alaska Cycle Touring Frequently Asked Questions by Bob Broughton. From his Home page you can enter a survey on frequently asked questions for those who cycle Alaska and British Columbia. Very well done. http://broughton.ca/bcakfaq.html Nobuhiro's Biking Across Canada Page, by Nobuhiro Kawatani. The report of a very long tour across Canada (map). Besides the story, you can find a lot of useful information. http://www.seaple.icc.ne.jp/~kawatani/bi... Dansk Ciklist Forbund. It's a Danish bicycle association, collects and selects the best of web for bike-hikers. Accurate about accomodation and about places to sleep in during tours. http://www.dcf.dk/ Cycling in Ontario, the Pesia Valley (Italy), the Trebbia valley. Very pleasing site about Canadian and Italian itineraries full of useful informations. A real "Vagabondo" site! http://www.giorgiozanetti.ca/
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Page for bikers, edited by Robert Ashworth; lots of stories and info, well constructed and full of information. http://www.theslowlane.com/bike.html Thomas Driemeyer tells us about his biking across Italy, Germany, France, Holland Egypt and USA. The site is interesting, practical and full of useful info. http://www.in-berlin.de/User/bitrot/inde... British Columbia/Alaska Cycle Touring Frequently Asked Questions by Bob Broughton. From his Home page you can enter a survey on frequently asked questions for those who cycle Alaska and British Columbia. Very well done. http://broughton.ca/bcakfaq.html Arkansas Parks and Tourism. An official site of a very good quality, with a particular attention to natural parks, you can find a wide variety of routes, both walking and cycling. http://www.arkansas.com/ Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. A site of a very high level; all parks and natural reserves in the State are thoroughly dealt with; besides, it proposes canoeing routes and hiking. Very detailed maps. http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/ Cycling Around the World, by Paul van Roekel and Anja de Graaf. A very good site, reports, FAQ and very useful directions (part of it is only in Dutch). http://www.cyclingaroundtheworld.nl/ Dansk Ciklist Forbund. It's a Danish bicycle association, collects and selects the best of web for bike-hikers. Accurate about accomodation and about places to sleep in during tours. http://www.dcf.dk/
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