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Group Discussion: Public Bike Tours in California

9:00 PM PDT on July 29, 2013

Travel is more enjoyable on a bike. But how do you navigate serious distances, logistics and other types of transportation with your bike - being time and cost efficient?

We'll talk with a panel of experienced adventurers, who know the inside details on Amtrak policies (and workarounds!), what airlines and buses will allow bikes, how to schedule, what to bring (and what to leave) top destinations, hotel or camping?best practices to keep things super fun.

Special appearances by members of the TOP SECRET Adventure Scouts of LA. Party to follow.

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