A 20-mile ride takes you to plenty of refreshment—and you can take the train back.
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Chicago’s extensive, bike-friendly train network makes car-free camping a breeze
There’s no need to slog through traffic jams in order to commune with nature.
Get the f*ck outta here: The Road Trips Issue 2017
A pilgrimage to Prince’s Minneapolis, a quest for enlightenment in “Silicorn Valley,” a freight-hopping-free trip to the Hobo Capital of America, and more stories of midwest exploration
Passenger rail in and around Chicago is becoming more bike friendly
Policy changes at Amtrak and the South Shore Line are making it more possible to pedal to neighboring states and take the train back.
Despite high-profile deaths, 2016 was a good year for Chicago transportation
Equity became an increasingly important concern for decision makers and activists.
Get the f*ck out of here: The Road Trips Issue 2016
Seven stories of midwest exploration
Pedaling through Indiana’s Amish paradise
The Pennsylvania Dutch eschew most modern technology, but bicycles remain an essential part of the culture.
2015 was a great year for Chicago transit
Milestones in Chicago’s year in transportation included the Riverwalk extension, the 606, the Divvy expansion, and Loop Link.