RIDE INFO
The George Washington National Forest (GWNF) is one of the greatest places to ride your bike. It stretches the entire western part of Virginia and is the front door to mountain biking in West Virginia. With over 1.8 million acres you can easily get lost, so if you want to get the scoop stop by the Shenandoah Bicycle Company or better yet take a tour with Shenandoah Mountain Touring. Over the past 10 years they have experienced almost all the trails of Western Virginia, so let then make your next riding experience a memorable one.
We have the latest maps, books and periodicals for local riding. Stop by our shop (directions) or give us a call (540-437-9000) to get any books, maps, or information. And don't hesitate to drop us an e-mail if you have any questions (contact us).
Maps for sale
(We mail them anywhere!!)
- NEW! Trails Illustrated Map Massanutten/North Mountain $11.95
- NEW! Trails Illustrated Map Staunton/Shenandoah Mtn. $11.95
- NEW! Trails Illustrated Map Lexington/Blue Ridege Mts. $11.95
- NEW! Trails Illustrated Map Mount Rogers $11.95
- NEW! Trails Illustrated Map Covington/Alleghany Highlands $11.95
Road Riding Info
- Bike the Valley A great (website ) website for rides in the Shenandoah Valley. Includes Harrisonburg, Stauton, Lexington and surrounding Counties.
- Shenandoah Valley Bicycle Coalition Road Rides Harrisonburg's local bike club/coalition offers great (road ride routes ) in and around the City of Harrisonburg.
- Directions to: Base of Reddish Knob & Briery Branch Dam
- Directions to: Union Springs Dam & Mud Pond Trail Head
- Directions to: Long Run
- Directions to: Braleys Pond
- Directions to: Wild Oak Parking Lot & Todd Lake
Driving Directions
