• 42 mountain bike and road rides in the White Mountains of New Hampshire and Maine
• Beginner to expert routes
• Rides are easy to follow with starting points from many towns like North Conway, Bartlett, Lincoln, Littleton and Franconia
• Handy maps with area landmarks; book is easy to carry
• List of White Mountain bike shops
• Ski area bicycling, cycling tips, resources and more

The White Mountain Ride Guide, second edition, written by award-winning author and columnist Marty Basch provides over 40 scenic, easy and challenging bicycle routes for road riders and mountain bikers in the White Mountains of New Hampshire and Maine.
First published in 1998, the White Mountain Ride Guide, second edition, takes riders of all abilities along rolling country roads, through mountain passes, down smooth singletrack and beside the region's beauty. The new updated and expanded 2007 second edition includes new rides and maps. The maps are the creation of Appalachian Mountain Club cartographer Larry Garland and the book is designed by nebikes.com founder Al Hospers.
The White Mountain Ride Guide, second edition, serves up rides starting in the towns of North Conway, Bartlett, Lincoln, Littleton, Franconia and others. Each route comes with mileage, degree of difficulty, easy-to-read map, narrative, cycling directions and driving directions to the starting point. Inside, cyclists will find helpful tips on getting the most out of each spin through the White Mountains.

"The biggest improvement is the maps; an accurate map by Larry Garland AMC (Appalachian Mountain Club) cartographer, accompanies every ride description. The maps alone are worth the price."
"What makes the book interesting and useful is the variety of rides: road rides, off-road rides, and back-road rides."
Peter Minnich in The Mountain Ear, Conway, N.H. May 31, 2007