The Cycling Culture of Atlanta and the Best Places to Travel on Wheels

Michael Canzian - The Cycling Culture of Atlanta Cycling has increased in popularity during the pandemic as this was one activity that people can could safely and in isolation. Some of those who looked to cycling during the pandemic were long-time cyclists while some were beginners. Some were also reconnecting with the sport given that they had the time and flexibility to get back to it. Despite the crisis that the pandemic brought, one positive aspect of it is that society was able to recognize and restructure their way of life to accommodate the changes experienced by COVID. This is still evident post-pandemic where their newfound perspectives continue to thrive. A place that preserves its rich history and exhibits its modernism captures the hearts of many. Atlanta is known for establishing railroad tracks in the mid-1830s to cater to routes coming from Athens, Augusta, Macon, and Savanah. Now known for its notable cycling culture where an abundance of cycl...