Dan Camp’s 34th video from his ride across the Americas captures three weeks on the Peru Great Divide, which he says is the most beautiful route in the world. Find the 46-minute video and a selection of photos here…

The 16th issue of The Bikepacking Journal is just around the corner, and we’re excited to offer a first look at what’s inside. Plus, vote on your favorite cover to help us decide! Find details and learn how to reserve a copy before the April 17th deadline here…

Earlier this year, the Nemo Dragonfly Bikepack OSMO tent lineup was announced with new pole hardware, a redesigned handlebar bag, and a lighter overall weight. After several months of testing, find Miles’s thoughts on how the Dragonfly Bikepack OSMO two-person tent stacks up against the previous version and why it might be the best “bikepacking” tent yet…

After a recent experience forced him to confront the overwhelming amount of stuff he’s accumulated over the last several years, Lucas paused to reflect on the reality that he’s not nearly as immune to the firm grip of consumerism as he once thought. From new bikes to electronic gadgets and more, explore his list of 10 things he’s swearing off in the year ahead here…

Craig Lambard of the 2nd Life Bikes YouTube channel has been making a series about designing and fabricating his own bike frame. In his latest video, he dives into the specifics of learning to miter and weld the frame he designed. Watch the full video of the build process below…

In David Lamb’s latest video, he takes on our 270-mile Fool’s Loop bikepacking route in Arizona, sharing a detailed look at what it’s like to ride the challenging trail and some lessons learned along the way. Find the 30-minute video, photos, and a brief written introduction to the trip here…

Following up on their Top Shelf drop bar, Redshift has adapted the core design to a flat bar. Featuring two rise options, these aluminum handlebars are designed for riders looking to clean up their cockpits for bikepacking trips through a double-bar mounting system. Nic spent some time with the Redshift Top Shelf bars before their release and shares thoughts about their unique, utilitarian design in this review…

Adding to their clipless range, Wolf Tooth just launched a new large-platform pedal they say is ideal for aggressive trail riding. The brand’s new SHIFT pedals feature a generous platform and an adjustable Q-factor. Get to know all the details below…

Following our review earlier this year, we teamed up with We Are One and Industry Nine for our latest Collective Reward, and they’ll be giving one lucky Bikepacking Collective member a custom, one-of-one anodized Wanderer Wheelset. Find details here…

Neil’s latest review explores the all-new Surly Sorceress, a 140mm suspension-corrected hardtail that he didn’t expect to like. Complete with a fresh dropout design that enables compatibility with singlespeed setups and modern drivetrains, there’s plenty to cover with Surly’s latest hardtail. Find the full review here, complete with 10 clarifying questions…

Shot entirely in black and white, the 10th episode in French photographer and filmmaker Antoine Bussier’s long-running “Bikepacking Colors” series turns the camera around and focuses on his relationship with his partner as they pedal their way across beautiful Corsica. Watch the six-minute video here…

This morning’s edition of Weekend Snapshot once again finds readers from across our global community out bikepacking along broken roads against a trio of fresh backdrops. Find fragments of rides in Idaho, Tasmania, and Australia, and use the quick form to share a scene from one of your getaways here…