The beauty of a gravel bike is it can take you almost anywhere. It rolls along well on paved or dirt roads. It’s not as smooth and fast as a road bike and not as beefy as a mountain bike, but it can handle a variety of terrain. In a pinch, it can even go off-road, though it’s better suited to gravel roads.

On April 27, three friends and their gravel bikes went for a ride across the border in Maine. Laurel Smith was the organizer and Susie Lathrop and I went along for the ride. We met at the Maine Visitor’s Center in Fryeburg at 10 a.m.

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