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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.
Chumba’s latest video takes a deep dive into Vince Colvin’s personal Sendero Steel, kitted out with a collection of Dispersed Bikepacking bags. Watch the video here to see everything he takes with him…
This week’s Reader’s Rig comes from photographer Russell in Germany, who shares his custom-built Sayle Cycle cargo bike and the fortuitous story behind it. Meet Russell and learn how his one-of-a-kind rig perfectly suits his car-free, camera-hauling lifestyle here…
Polish photographer Adam Wilkoszarski fulfilled a longtime dream by traveling to North America and riding the storied Great Divide Mountain Bike Route. The experimental video he shot along the 3,000-mile track takes a unique approach, painting a vibrant picture of 48 fully lived days on the bike. Immerse yourself in 18 minutes of joyful vignettes captured between Canada and Mexico here…
The Grand Loop is a stunning 365-mile route that connects the Tabeguache, Kokopelli, and Paradox Trails in Southwest Colorado and Utah. There are just over 20 riders registered for this year’s grand depart, and with the help of the organizers and riders, we gathered rider and rig details for nearly all of them. Dig into the rigs of the 2026 Grand Loop here…
Wheels Manufacturing just announced new aluminum chainrings in four sizes, two tooth profiles, and seven anodized colors. Made for modern gravel drivetrains, these new chainrings are compatible with both Shimano and SRAM chains. Find details below…
Options have historically been slim for riders searching for a rigid replacement fork for a modern hardtail, especially in steel. The new Esker Fork Yeah! aims to fill that gap with a suspension-corrected steel option built around modern geometry, generous tire clearance, and plenty of mounts for cargo, racks, and long days out. See details here…
The new San Util Design UL Nano Panniers are tiny bolt-on bags for racks or forks with three-pack mounts. Pre-orders are open for a limited time. Find all the details here…
Late Wednesday, Melbourne, Australia’s beloved Off Course Bike Shop was destroyed by a fire, the cause of which remains unknown, and will be closed until further notice. Find a quick update on the devastating situation here…
Building on the success of the original, the reimagined Veolo Bike Trailer 2.0 is a lightweight, feature-rich cargo hauler designed to feel like part of the bike. The Leipzig, Germany-based makers are seeking funding via Kickstarter, and the campaign is now live. See more here…
The redesigned Blue Ridge Handlebar Harness from Rogue Panda Designs takes everything we liked about the original and adds two mounting positions, thanks to an asymmetric design. Find everything you need to know about the Rogue Panda Blue Ridge Handlebar Harness V2 here…
The Velo Orange There and Back Rack features ample mounting points and a modular design compatible with a variety of bikes and packing styles. With an adjustable vertical position, the flexible stainless steel rack claims to work seamlessly on both the front and rear of bikes with the appropriate mounting points. After six months with one, Nic weighs in on whether it’s really as versatile as advertised. Find his Velo Orange There and Back Rack review here…
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