In this morning’s edition of Weekend Snapshot, we present a handful of summery scenes shared by our readers in Minnesota, France, and British Columbia. See what three folks from our worldwide bikepacking community were up to during their recent days out on the bike and use the form to share an image of your own here…
This installment of Weekend Snapshot finds riders setting off on a variety of quick getaways close to their respective homes among the forests of Minnesota, mountains of France, and many islands of British Columbia. Read on to find a peek at three unique weekend adventures followed by a form you can use to share a photo from one of your recent rides and a selection of related pieces for further reading.
Minnesota
By Izaak Eichinger (@bike_with_ike)
I took a long weekend trip on the Straddle and Paddle route, soaking in all the wonder of the world along the way. Mist and rain inevitably broke into glorious, soul-warming sunshine, and the beauty around me only grew with every passing pedal stroke.
Vosges Mountains, France
By Philipp Eisnecker
Trying to find the route during a weekend bikepacking trip in the Vosges Mountains of France. At this time of year, you can find wild blueberries everywhere on those ridges. The picture was taken just behind the Col de Petit Ballon, where the Tour the France will ride its last stage next weekend.
Saturna Island, British Columbia
By Trey Schiefelbein
I just finished graduate school and am trying to fit as many bike trips in as I can between job interviews. Saturna Island has always been on my list of places to go, but ferry schedules, campground reservations, and forest fires always got in the way. This time, everything finally lined up… except for the weather!
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