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Start at our sortable worldwide routes map to dig into our detailed guides with GPS maps and inspiring photography.
The Local Overnighters Project is a unified effort to document and map one-night bikepacking routes all over the world—by locals, in their own backyards.
The Bikepacking Journal is our biannual printed publication. Each issue features a collection of inspiring writing and beautiful photography. Find details on the three most recent issues below, join the Bikepacking Collective to get it in the mail (anywhere in the world), or click here to find a collection of selected stories in digital format.
Do simple bike rides sometimes feel like they’re not enough? In his latest video, Dom Richard reflects on how chasing bigger bikepacking adventures made smaller rides feel less worthwhile. He heads out on a wet afternoon to test a theory about just getting on a bike and going somewhere…
Tailfin’s latest video is a deep dive into the recent colorful changes to their bags. To explain the “why” behind the launch of the Colours Collection, their designers take viewers through the challenges of bringing these unique bags to market. Watch the full video below…
Inspired by the unmistakable horizontal silhouette of the classic 110 camera, the Camp Snap 110 D is a screen-free digital camera with five built-in filters and a vintage look. Learn more about today’s pre-order here…
This week’s Debrief features a simple poll (chamois or no?), a teaser for the new Trek 32″ bike, sustainable zip ties, how to etch bike parts, a saddle bag rack from Memento, several events to follow live, and much more. Find it all here…
The fall BIKEPACKING.com Garage Sale returns next week! Bikepacking Collective members who list an item in the Bike Camp Co-op during the two-day event will be entered to win some shiny new components from Velo Orange. Plus, our editors are digging into their gear stashes and offering up tons of items at deeply discounted prices. Find details below…
Our Reader’s Rig of the week comes from Libor in Prague, Czech Republic, who shares his one-of-a-kind hardtail 32er from SingleBe. Meet Libor and find an impressively detailed overview of his custom bike and its backstory here…
Part route report from Spain’s Montañas Vacías, part two-in-one review of the titanium Terra Pinion and Roure Rohloff from Nua Bikes in Barcelona, this unique piece from friends Bengt Stiller and Jona Riechmann blends travel writing, exceptional photography, and an analytical approach to pedaling. Read their thoughts on both bikes and the storied 700-kilometer track here…
Our 253rd Collective Reward comes thanks to the team at Paul Component Engineering in Chico, California, who will set up one winner with a pair of their impossibly good Klamper brakes. Learn more about this and many other great prizes here…
Ride with GPS just rolled out 3D Maps, offering real terrain visualization for route planning and navigation and enabling users to see potential tracks in stunning new detail. Find details on the longstanding platform’s latest capability here…
Making a splash with custom bags for some of the world’s most accomplished bikepackers, South City Stitchworks has enjoyed a meteoric rise. Late last year, the brand released its most impressive production offering to date: the Love Handles. A rack-top harness with stretch pockets, Nic and Miles put this uniquely simple design to the test on multiple bikes over many months. Find the full review below…
Camp and Go Slow just announced what might be its most interesting collaboration yet: a custom framebag program in partnership with our friends at Rockgeist. Each bag is made to measure for your bike and is available in several color combinations with Camp and Go Slow bar tape trim finishes. Learn more here…
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