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  1. #1
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    Jul 2009
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    You can cycle out to Denver International Airport. They have bike route signs all the way into the terminal! I rode mine out there just for the heck of it, walked the bike through and out the other side following the signs, and no one even looked funny at me. Lots of bikes chained up to various parts of the hand rail around the terminal, and there was a sign over one set of stairs pointing to 'bike parking'.
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  2. #2
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    California
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    Palm Springs International Airport is bikable and they have racks, come on down. Today is suppose to be 118 tomorrow a nice toasty 119.

  3. #3
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    Nov 2007
    Location
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    Just found out that one can cycle to airport in St. Louis.

    I forgot to mention here:

    Here in downtown Vancouver, we have 2 smallish companies that fly seaplanes to Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands several times per day. The capital of British Columbia is Victoria which is located on Vancouver Island.

    So there are a few bike racks right at their ticket/take-off office locations in Vancouver. Yes, people on business do fly between the 2 areas (it's only about half hr. and terrific views of ocean, Gulf Islands, etc.) and one can bike to and from the offices.

    The landing/take-off areas are beside the Seaside/Seawill bike/pedestrian path and overlook the harbour/mountains.

    It is actually a spectacular way to combine multi-modal --cycle-fly with an ocean, mountains and islands view directly from downtown.

    No, these planes do not fly into the U.S.
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  4. #4
    Join Date
    Jul 2008
    Location
    Maryland
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    One of the main MUPs in our area goes up to and around Baltimore Washington International airport. I've circled the airport before (on my bike, that is. Although I guess I've also circled the airport in my car and on a plane.) but haven't followed the path that goes up to the terminal. I don't know if it goes all the way--the map makes it look like it stops just short of the terminal.

    I don't know about bike parking, but if they don't have it in the garages, there's a commuter train station and light rail station at the airport too, and they usually have bike parking.

    If you're not coming in on one of the bike paths (main one from Annapolis, but the Baltimore bike trail map gives routes from downtown as well), it's a trick to get to the airport by bike because there are so many interstates in the way. It's doable, but you have to have a good map or know the area well.

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  5. #5
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    Sep 2008
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    You CAN cycle into Seatac airport, but it won't be fun or pleasant.. I would take the light rail with my bike.
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  6. #6
    Join Date
    Apr 2008
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    I know we can ride near the airport, but I'm not sure about riding into the airport. It also would not be fun or safe.

    You could ride the bus and put your bike on the rack in front.
    I'd rather call friend or take a cab.
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