Many were happy to have good weather for the first day.
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40th Trek Across Maine will bring about 1,000 bicyclists through Lewiston
The event has raised $31 million since 1985, funding that has gone toward education, advocacy and research about lung diseases and health.
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Bikers ride for family, clean air and safety during 39th annual Trek Across Maine
630 bikers arrived in Lewiston this afternoon for the Trek Across Maine.
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Lewiston closing some streets Friday and Saturday for Trek Across Maine
Cyclists are expected to arrive Friday in Lewiston and leave Saturday morning.
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Photo Album: 2022 Trek Across Maine rolls into Lewiston
Bikers were greeted by cheers, music and applause Friday as they ended their first day of The Trek Across Maine.
Posted inAndroscoggin County, Lewiston-Auburn, Maine, News
Trek Across Maine: Hundreds of cyclists, 180 miles, a heavy dose of rain and nearly $1 million
Bikers participating in this weekend’s Trek Across Maine arrived at Bates College for food and refreshments Friday, and will head out for St. Joseph’s College on Saturday morning.
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PHOTO: Trek Across Maine departs Bates for Colby
Bike riders in the 35th annual fundraiser for the American Lung Association Maine leave Lewiston Saturday morning.
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New route, same reasons for Trek Across Maine
The first day of the 35th annual cycling event brought hundreds to Lewiston, on a new course layout designed to bring the Trek to more people.
Posted inLewiston-Auburn, News
Be aware: Trek Across Maine riders rolling through Lewiston and Auburn
The three-day bike ride will start Friday in Brunswick and end there Sunday, with stops in Lewiston, Augusta and Waterville.
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Local father, son to ride in new ‘Trek Across Maine’ route
In Augusta on Sunday, the mass of bicyclists will leave the roads behind and traverse the Kennebec River Rail Trail from Augusta into Gardiner.