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We have nearly 500 original and curated bikepacking routes in our global network spanning 70+ countries.
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.
Neil’s latest video, “Why I Quit Racing,” explores his relationship with a high-performance lifestyle, the sacrifices it demanded, and why he ultimately decided to take a step back and pedal at a slower pace. Find the 12-minute video, a gallery of photos from throughout the years, and a written version of his story here…
Celebrating 15 years of business, Bedrock Sandals just released the new Evo C Cairn Pro sandals, fresh webbing colors, and Mountain Clogs in Cascade Green. Find details on everything here…
The new Katadyn BeFree AC Bottle features a two-stage filtration system, works in most bottle cages, and is available in 0.7L and 0.9L sizes. Learn more here…
In the latest video documenting his ongoing 20,000-kilometer journey around the world, Alex from Tall Bike Tour shares a heartwarming look at his ride across Türkiye with Nova, the stray puppy he adopted along the way. Find the 50-minute video with photos and some written insights into the trip here…
New for 2026 are two fresh colors of the Otso Warakin, the Minnesota brand’s steel gravel model. Made for all kinds of roads, adventures, and riding styles, learn more about the 2026 Otso Warakin below…
The new Kona Legend of Big Fork, or LBF for short, is a drop-bar mountain bike in every sense of the word. Built up with a Reynolds steel frame, a 100mm suspension fork, long and slack geo, and a unique mix of components, it’s an unusual bike. Miles spent the last few months testing it ahead of today’s release, culminating with a bikepacking trip on the sandy, chunky tracks of the Baja Cape Loop. Find his Kona LBF review here…
Logan’s all-time favorite bike touring shoes, the Five Ten Guide Tennies, are finally back and feature an updated design, improved grip and cushioning, and more. Learn all about the new Guide Tennies and Guide Tennies Pro here…
Today’s Weekend Snapshot rounds up reader-submitted scenes from three continents, highlighting recent getaways in Canada, Australia, and Spain. Peek at what a few folks from our community were up to over the weekend and share a shot from one of your rides here…
The new Priority Cycles MOLLE Pannier Rack is a pannier-shaped mounting panel with a MOLLE webbing grid, designed to create a modular cargo platform. Take a closer look at this interesting cargo option here…
Crust Bikes has released two new handlebars made by Nitto. Both are flat bars, but they feature different shapes for all kinds of cruising. For more details on both sets of handlebars, dive into the details below…
The new Tout Terrain Outback Xplore GT II features an electronic Pinion Smart.Shift drivetrain, steel frame, and clearance for up to 29 x 2.6″ tires. Dig into the details on the German brand’s latest release here…
Always caught between wearing clipless shoes in public and subjecting a pair of street shoes to the harsh tops of clipless pedals, Nic has long sought a viable alternative for his mostly clipless stable of bikes. In his Redshift Mousetrap review, he tries to figure out if these SPD adapters are a worthwhile alternative to flat pedals…
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