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 photo by Lily Monster Sometimes its not about the destination. Sometimes its about the things you do and see along the way. What's Great about bike camping is that anyone can do it. Trips can range from long to short. You can camp, cabin or hotel and the pace is not a race. You can even do a portion of your trip on the train or have the train as an optional back up plan. You are also not limited to the type of gear you have.
Riding your bike to over 4 Illinois State Parks from Chicago
Looking to ride your bicycle from Chicago to a campground or hotel for a weekend? You have plenty of options. There are over 4 state parks within bicycling distance from downtown Chicago! And it's safe and easy. Plus there is always an option to take the train back if need be! Check out our Chicago bicycle camping guide to help you find your path.
#1. Eat breakfast- This should be common sense but some people skip this crucial meal because they running late or Don't think they have the time. But I'll tell you this, you will spend more time out on the trail wishing you had eaten than the time it would have taken to grab a quick full rounded Fuel up. Our suggestion Carbs and a lot of them. #2. Don't wait until your hungry-
Always eat before you are hungry. This will make the trip more pleasurable.... |
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