“Seeing our city, riding past the historic monuments, neighborhoods and parks is such a completely different experience on a bicycle,” said Carol Silldorf, executive director of Bike Maryland, describing what she likes best about the Tour du Port. “Traveling five to 20 miles per hour, without a roof over your head, you experience the sounds and smells of the city. And, early on a Sunday morning, sometimes the surprising quiet of the city.”
Billed as Baltimore’s premier bicycle tour, the popular Tour du Port launches Sunday from Canton’s Waterfront Park. Some 2,000 bicyclists, including many from Delaware, Pennsylvania and Virginia, are expected…