Karlos Bernart
Singletrack Samurai
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Karlos Bernart is passionate about adventure and a lover of the outdoors. He is a multi-sport athlete and has spent over a decade creating a network of routes in the state of Florida. He uses his degree in Anthropology to aid in his route finding and guide development.
His passion for touring by bike came out of the necessity to learn the skills needed to complete the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route. Filled with the desire to create training routes in his local area, he discovered a talent for connecting green spaces and reviving old pathways; he started inviting folks to join his adventures, and they came willingly.
Karlos is a contributing member of the Eastern Divide Trail Project and shares his Florida-focused routes and guides on his web page, singletracksamurai.com, on Facebook, and on Instagram @singletracksamurai.
Bikepacking route designer Karlos Bernart ventured north from his home in Florida to do some forest bathing with friends, old and new, and celebrate the launch of the Eastern Divide Trail, a massive collaboration he was involved with. Read Karlos’ reflection on a beautiful overnighter group ride through Pisgah National Forest and the event that followed here…
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