We’re riding into another Weekend Snapshot with reader photos from bikepacking trips in Tuscany, Utah, and Norway. See what three folks from around the community got up to over the weekend and find a link to share photos from your rides here…

Today’s Weekend Snapshot features a fresh trio of photos from rides and campouts from our global community of bikepackers. In today’s edition, we catch up with readers who wrapped up the week with rides in Norway, Italy, and the American Southwest. Find their snapshots below, then scroll down to the bottom of this post to submit your own!

Moab, Utah

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By Jake Keyser

Every year on my birthday, I try to get out for an overnight bikepacking trip. This year, I rode out to Chicken Corners from Moab. The night out was as perfect as it gets: just a bivy, no wind, and no moon led to amazing star gazing. The ride home in the morning was the icing on the birthday cake with amazing views along the Colorado River.

Tuscany, Italy

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By Andrei Turro (@a4d3e)

Our first night of our Eastertour22 in Tuscany, Italy, provided the beautiful visual surrounding of an olive tree grove between the hills.

Geilo, Norway

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By Matthieu Leroux (@dring.tv)

A shot from a lovely spring trip around Norway. I designed a titanium fatbike for ultra-endurance racing, and this was a mighty nice first field test for it.

Send Us Your Weekend Snapshot

We’ll be selecting three photos per week to feature in Weekend Snapshot. Send yours along for consideration, and if it’s selected, we’ll be in touch! Note: we prefer 3:2 ratio landscape oriented photos.

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