Our 250th consecutive Monday morning installment of Weekend Snapshot showcases another hand-picked selection of ride photos from across our global community. Find scenes from three readers in the United States and share something from a recent journey here…
Today’s Weekend Snapshot features a rare trio of submissions from the United States, depicting two-wheeled adventures around Idaho, Pennsylvania, and Oregon. Start your week with a look at what a few fellow readers got up to during their recent time away, then scroll further to find a smattering of posts from our 15-year archive and a quick form to share a shot from one of your bikepacking getaways. No ride is too big or too small!
Oregon
By Sam Price
I took this photo rolling into Currier Springs Horse Camp in the Fremont Tier of the Oregon Timber Trail. After a long day of hike-a-bike and multiple chain breaks, it was nice to roll on some gravel in the golden hour light. Not pictured are the 20-plus cows that kept me company with mooing throughout the evening.
Kuna, Idaho
By Lawrence Shaw
It was a pleasure bringing two first-time bikepackers along a section of trail between Swan Falls Dam and Celebration Park in southwestern Idaho. This adventurous little ride packed in plenty of hike-a-bike through the basalt boulder fields deposited by the Bonneville Flood roughly 17,000 years ago.
Bucktail Overlook, Pennsylvania
By Jimmy Klose
This past weekend, my friend Tim Doyle and I took on the Elk Rut Ramble in Pennsylvania. The roads and weather were incredible, and the Elk sighting was icing on the cake. Highly recommend this area for riding. This photo is from Bucktail Overlook and highlights the beauty of the Endless Mountains.
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