Divided by region, each of the 58 rides include complete directions, maps, and important information particular to the ride, such as where to find facilities, whether there are fees, and the condition of the terrain. Names and addresses of area bike associations are featured after each ride, as well as a helpful glossary of cycling terms at the end of the book.

So pump up your tires, top off that water bottle, and grab a copy of this book. Whether you're a novice or a veteran road warrior, you're sure to find the right ride for you.

About The Author
Tom Oswald grew up in Naples, FL. He has been known, on more than one occasion, to divest himself of all worldly possessions and take off on some harebrained adventure, like sailing in a small boat all by himself all around the Gulf of Mexico or wandering nomadically around the US for a year, looking for interesting places to ride his bike. In the process of researching this book, he spent months searching for the finest riding in all corners of the state, logging thousands of miles on a bicycle he made by hand.

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