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Find recaps of bikepacking ultra races, meetings, summits and other related events. If you have a recap of your event you’d like to share, get in touch.
L’Esperit de Girona is a challenging 800-kilometer self-supported event that starts and finishes in Girona, Spain. Earlier this month, 14 riders showed up for the inaugural event, and not a single person finished. Find a reflection from Quinda Verheul with photos from organizer James Hayden here…
The top three women in this year’s Arizona Trail Race have now passed the 300-mile mark and are continuing north. We reached out to our friend Eszter Horanyi for an update on how things are going. Find her report from the field here…
As the riders of this year’s Arizona Trail Race begin their fourth day, Wyatt Spalding shares a report and gallery of photos from the first three days, including an update from the first 300-mile route finisher, Alex Schultz…
From the organizers of the Trans Balkan Race, the inaugural Istra Land event challenged riders with a 500-kilometer route across the entire Istrian Peninsula. Find a recap and photos from the organizers here…
Earlier this month, 23 brave souls lined up in Cle Elum, Washington, for the grand depart of the inaugural Washington High-Lite. Find a recap from route creator Troy Hopwood here, alongside photos from their ride…
Eddie O’Dea just became the first person to finish the Eastern Divide Trail, the longest bikepacking route in the world, which runs some 6,000 miles from Newfoundland to Key West. Learn more about his ride and see photos from the finish here…
The Servatius Bikepacking Weekend is a three-day gravel cycling event in the beautiful hills around the Dutch-Belgian-German border. Find photos and a reflection on the 2022 event by some of the participants here…
Filmmaker Barry Godin set out from the Yorkshire Dales to the Lake District in Jennride 2022, a bikepacking event in memory of Jenn Hill. Along the way, he captured some great footage and later put together a video to document the ride. Watch it and learn more about this year’s route around the Lakes District here…
As part of Adams Avenue Bicycles’ quarterly campout series, a group of riders rode through Cleveland National Forest to Lake Cuyamaca State Park for this year’s fall equinox. Find a recap and a beautiful gallery of photos from the campout by Martin Rodriguez here…
Late last night, after 4 days, 14 hours, and 13 minutes, Ernie Lechuga completed the 1,037-mile Arkansas High Country Race in first place, setting a new fastest known time in the process. Find an update from the event and see scenes from the finish line here…
The second annual North Central Washington 250 challenged a determined group of riders with big climbs, stunning backcountry gravel roads, and expansive views. Our friend Jacob Lambert put together a report and selection of photos from his ride that you can check out here…
This year, five brave riders lined up in Bozeman for the 2022 Montana Bike Odyssey, a 1,700-mile loop through the incredible mountains and prairies of the state, riding gravel, dirt, and paved roads. Find a reflection from Cameron Gunn with photos from event organizer Graham Goff here…
