Upcoming Events at New Bremen, Ohio - Bicycle Museum of America CycleNuts Selfi
Sun Feb 12, 9:00 AM - Sun Feb 12, 12:00 PM
7 West Monroe Street, New Bremen, OH 45869
Community: Toledo
Description
Experience the Bicycle Museum of America. Ride the towpath trail along the Miami & Erie Canal and through scenic Lake Loramie State Park. Join Us For One Of The Best Event In Town.
Event Details
Cycle Nuts Selfie Cycle Tours
Cycle Nuts Selfie Tours tie together fun, interesting, scenic, historic, tasty, and refreshing points of interest along a bikeway focused tour route and you ride at your pace and your pleasure. You are the tour boss.
Get your tour ticket and cycle to the Bicycle Museum of America! See the Miami & Erie Canal and beautiful Ohio countryside along the way - and grab a bite to eat at a mom and pop small town restaurant.
The Bicycle Museum of America has "nearly 200 bicycles on display... embark on a guided or smart-guided adventure! Learn more about the history of the bicycle and how it helped shape the American landscape through innovation and design." (source: The Bicycle Museum of America)
Though "the Miami and Erie Canal was one of Ohio's most important canals during the mid nineteenth century" (source: Ohio History Central), today, it is bits and pieces of picturesque history which this tour route catches alongside on the towpath.
This 40% bikeway tour route is a total of 16 miles roundtrip. Some segments are crushed stone towpath on the Miami and Erie Canal Towpath Trail, while other segments follow the lay of the land along country and neighborhood roads. Your cycle's gear shifter will not see much use on this mostly flat route. Nevertheless, the tour comes with the usual Cycle Nuts 50% downhill guarantee. Near the midway turnaround spot is a refreshing tasty stop. Note: Admission fees to the museum: Adults – $3.00 / Seniors – $2.00 (closed Sundays)
Points of interest: The Bicycle Museum of America, Miami & Erie Canal Towpath Trail, Lake Loramie State Park, village of New Bremen, and the Miami & Erie Canal.
HERE'S THE PLAN: You bring the bike. Cycle Nuts provides the smart-tour guide! Via email you receive an expertly designed and tested tour route. Simply click on the emailed link and follow the expertly designed Selfie Tour route using your smart phone as your personal smart-tour guide for the Voice and Map guided turn-by-turn instructions.
From your location simply click on link 1 provided by Cycle Nuts (using your cell phone) and follow the Google Maps directions to the starting spot;
Unload your bike (if you transported it to the starting spot), or if you rode your bike to the starting spot then you are good to go;
and then click on link 2 provided by Cycle Nuts and begin the tour (for more complex tours there may also be a link 3 or 4 to click on along the way as well as additional instructions).
WHERE TO RENT A BIKE: See your ticket purchase confirmation information for local bike rental listings.
ARE YOU READY TO ROLL? GREAT... LET'S HIT THE TRAILS!
GET YOUR TICKET TODAY! - take note that the tour starting and ending times on the ticket are only a general guideline to give you an idea of how much time the tour may take at the minimum. Your time in the saddle, on the trail, and starting times are your call - it is your tour.
Cycle Nuts Selfie Tours tie together fun, interesting, scenic, historic, tasty, and refreshing points of interest along a bikeway focused tour route and you ride at your pace and your pleasure. You are the tour boss.
Get your tour ticket and cycle to the Bicycle Museum of America! See the Miami & Erie Canal and beautiful Ohio countryside along the way - and grab a bite to eat at a mom and pop small town restaurant.
The Bicycle Museum of America has "nearly 200 bicycles on display... embark on a guided or smart-guided adventure! Learn more about the history of the bicycle and how it helped shape the American landscape through innovation and design." (source: The Bicycle Museum of America)
Though "the Miami and Erie Canal was one of Ohio's most important canals during the mid nineteenth century" (source: Ohio History Central), today, it is bits and pieces of picturesque history which this tour route catches alongside on the towpath.
This 40% bikeway tour route is a total of 16 miles roundtrip. Some segments are crushed stone towpath on the Miami and Erie Canal Towpath Trail, while other segments follow the lay of the land along country and neighborhood roads. Your cycle's gear shifter will not see much use on this mostly flat route. Nevertheless, the tour comes with the usual Cycle Nuts 50% downhill guarantee. Near the midway turnaround spot is a refreshing tasty stop. Note: Admission fees to the museum: Adults – $3.00 / Seniors – $2.00 (closed Sundays)
Points of interest: The Bicycle Museum of America, Miami & Erie Canal Towpath Trail, Lake Loramie State Park, village of New Bremen, and the Miami & Erie Canal.
HERE'S THE PLAN: You bring the bike. Cycle Nuts provides the smart-tour guide! Via email you receive an expertly designed and tested tour route. Simply click on the emailed link and follow the expertly designed Selfie Tour route using your smart phone as your personal smart-tour guide for the Voice and Map guided turn-by-turn instructions.
From your location simply click on link 1 provided by Cycle Nuts (using your cell phone) and follow the Google Maps directions to the starting spot;
Unload your bike (if you transported it to the starting spot), or if you rode your bike to the starting spot then you are good to go;
and then click on link 2 provided by Cycle Nuts and begin the tour (for more complex tours there may also be a link 3 or 4 to click on along the way as well as additional instructions).
WHERE TO RENT A BIKE: See your ticket purchase confirmation information for local bike rental listings.
ARE YOU READY TO ROLL? GREAT... LET'S HIT THE TRAILS!
GET YOUR TICKET TODAY! - take note that the tour starting and ending times on the ticket are only a general guideline to give you an idea of how much time the tour may take at the minimum. Your time in the saddle, on the trail, and starting times are your call - it is your tour.
