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Beer Biking New England

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A cyclist's guide to New England's most scenic rides and best craft beers!Trade busy roads for quiet backroads, rail trails, and historic villages, then reward your ride with a well-earned pint at ...
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  • 20 April 2027
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A cyclist's guide to New England's most scenic rides and best craft beers!


Trade busy roads for quiet backroads, rail trails, and historic villages, then reward your ride with a well-earned pint at a local brewery or cozy pub. Beer Biking New England pairs unforgettable cycling adventures with some of the region's best craft beer, taking you through charming small towns, rolling farmland, mountain valleys, rugged coastlines, and picturesque river corridors across all six New England states. 


Includes: 


  • Detailed ride descriptions with mileage, terrain, elevation, difficulty, route highlights, and points of interest 
  • Suggested breweries, taprooms, and pubs to enjoy after each ride 
  • Local history, hidden gems, and fascinating landmarks along every route 
  • Full-color photography showcasing New England's scenic roads, covered bridges, coastal villages, forests, mountains, and countryside 
  • Routes designed for casual cyclists who enjoy exploring at a relaxed pace, with options suitable for a variety of bike types 

Perfect for cyclists, craft beer enthusiasts, weekend adventurers, and road-trippers, Beer Biking New England is your guide to discovering the region one backroad and brewery at a time. 


This guide is part of Helvetiq's internationally bestselling Outdoor book collection, which includes Beer Hiking and Dog Hiking.

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Price: $24.95
Pages: 336
Publisher: Helvetiq
Imprint: Helvetiq
Series: Bike Hiking
Publication Date: 20 April 2027
Trim Size: 9.00 X 5.00 in
ISBN: 9783039641628
Format: Paperback
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David Sobel is a retired professor, lifelong educator, and author of numerous books about children, nature, and place-based learning. A devoted cyclist since planning his first 40-mile adventure at age fifteen, he has spent decades exploring backroads, rail trails, and quiet byways across the United States, Canada, England, and France in search of memorable landscapes and hidden corners. Equally passionate about discovering welcoming pubs and craft breweries, David believes the best rides end with good conversation and a well-earned pint.