Offering another peek at reader-submitted bikepacking trips from around the world, today’s Weekend Snapshot takes us to Croatia, Arizona, and Spain. See what three folks from our global community were up to over the weekend and share an image from one of your recent getaways here…
Today’s quick and easy installment of Weekend Snapshot offers a glimpse at three more scenes from bikepacking trips shared by readers like you. We travel to two corners of Europe and the Sonoran Desert for this edition, zooming in on loaded rides through uniquely beautiful regions that are full of history. You can see them all below, then use the form at the bottom of this post to share a photo from one of your bikepacking journeys or day rides for consideration in a future Weekend Snapshot.
Aragon, Spain
By Andrei Turró (@A4d3e)
Coming down the mountain paths toward the medieval village of Montañana during my second night on the Montsec Bikepacking Loop, I started looking for a campground that would offer shelter from the whirling winds. I found the front of some old ruin, and behind it was a small overgrown green tunnel that led me inside a walled yard of a ruined homestead. As I set up up, the sunset colored the walls as the distant church bells announced the arrival of night.
Patagonia, Arizona
By Rob Knoth (@robknoth)
For our son’s spring break, we made the trek down to Patagonia, Arizona, to ride the Sky Islands Loop. We’d been eying this route since 2019, but a winter storm followed by a pandemic postponed it until now. It was a glorious, hard, beautiful route with stellar landscapes and friendly folks. The riding conditions are perfect right now!
Sibenik, Dalmatia, Croatia
By John Clayton
A beautiful spring bikepacking trip in Dalmatia, Croatia, with our bikes guarded by lions.
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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