WomanTours Links

For an interview with me about WomanTours, check out the podcast on the Terry Bicycles website.

For some unsolicited reviews about our tours, read the
Team Estrogen Forum
and the Live Journal Q&A.

First WomanTours Open House

Despite the several feet of snow on the ground, we had a wonderful Holiday Open House last night. We got to meet some of the women who live in the area who we've only spoken to on the phone or via email. Thank you to all the women (and a couple husbands) who came to our office to meet us.


Nancy (left) and Bonnie (right) chat with Michelle about looking forward to the snow melting in the spring when we can all get back on our bikes again!

Guide Designed Bike Tours

One of the things that separates WomanTours from other bicycle tour companies is our guides and the role they play in designing our tours.

When Patty picked up and moved to Moab, Utah from Idaho a couple years ago, she designed a beautiful tour through the national parks in the area. It’s been a sell-out for the last few years, so we’ve scheduled two Moab tours in 2009.

Kimberly planned our Blue Ridge Rambler out of her hometown of Asheville, North Carolina.

Sandra created the Sun Valley tour in her home state of Idaho.

Vicky planned the Maine tour from her hometown near Acadia National Park.

Laurie’s been very busy designing the Pennsylvania Dutch Country, Vermont Champlain Valley and Shenandoah National Park tours over the past few years.

Michelle is currently working on a new Texas Hill Country tour. She doesn’t live there, but she’s been through the area so many times on our Southern Tier cross-country tour that Texas almost feels like home to her.

So if you’re looking for a tour with insider information, you can follow your favorite WomanTours guide on her favorite tour….

Holiday Open House

Celebrate the end of a wonderful year of tours with us.

Come to our first ever Holiday Open House on Monday, December 22 from 4:00-7:00pm. We're located at 2340 Elmwood Avenue in Rochester, NY.

If you're anywhere near the area, please come visit for 3 minutes or 3 hours. Bring a friend or come alone. We'd love to show you around, reminisce about past tours and dream about future ones. We'll even do a little complaining about our local weather -- too icy to bike or ski right now.

Drop us an email to RSVP so we're sure to have enough pineapple for you - like Jane here from our Hawaii tour last month.