Gila Tour Testimonial: New Mexico Bike Tour
The Gila’s Coronado Trail Day 6 is one to remember Continue Reading
Posts Tagged ‘Bike Tour’
The Final Stage: too good to go unread.
Valley of the Gods Words by Matt Muldoon Five days later, it was the eve of the final stage of our tour- 107 miles. Up to this point, we’d been blessed with cool but clear weather. Now the forecast had turned ugly. As we sat together breaking bread, there were murmurings ... Continue Reading
New York & Vermont to Montreal Testimonials: ...
Below are testimonial from cyclists who have ridden the New York & Vermont to Montreal Tour. The tour debuted in 2012 with great success, and went on to sell out in 2013. 2014 promises to be another amazing riding experience! Bridge over… Continue Reading
Colorado Cols Testimonial: Colorado Bike Tour
What follows are testimonial from cyclists who have ridden the Colorado Cols tour. Continue Reading
Victorian Hotels Testimonial: Colorado Bike Tour
Our Victorian Hotels Colorado Bike tour was run from July 1st through 6th, 2012. The bike tour rides through the beautiful San Juan Mountains of southwest Colorado while staying in 18th century landmark hotels. What follows are testimonials from cyclists who have ridden the Vic ... Continue Reading
Tour of the Gila Silver City, New Mexico
Climbing above the Sonoran Desert to Observatory The Artistic Town of the Gila Lizard Head Cycling Newsletter: April 19th, 2012 The weather has turned decidedly warmer in canyon country. After a cold start our March Tours de Tucson finished with 80-degree temperatures and th ... Continue Reading
Breaking Down the Borders
I love the desert. I love the vastness. The sharp landscape. The dry air. The heat. I have been here in Tucson guiding two bike tours unlike any I have done before. We ride through the Saguaros, the symbols of the American West. We ride horses through the desert where Pancho Vil ... Continue Reading
Something to Chew On
Hello cycling friends, I am Nicole Nugent, Director of Protocol, Guide and foodie/chef. I tend to be put on the food side of our tours and this year am feeling really inspired to make the eating part of our tours as memorable as the ride itself. It can be challenging doing tou ... Continue Reading
Posted in Blog on January 25, 2012
Travel & Tourism: Coming to America
If we ask the American population (of cyclists, in this case), “how many places in the U.S have you ridden vs any other country?”most of our target clientele would be shocked at how little of the American landscape they have actually seen. We, too are guilty of being ... Continue Reading
Posted in Blog on January 12, 2012
Lizard Head is Taking the Wild West out East
The winter months at Lizard Head World Headquarters leave us chained to our desks, reminiscing about the winding roads of the mountains and desert, almost as if a mirage appears before us in our little Ophir, CO office. The biggest stunner is not only missing the saddle time, but ... Continue Reading