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TATR – The Adirondack Trail Ride 2019
By Miles Arbour on April 18, 2017
TATR is a 550+ mile, solo, self-supported bikepacking adventure through the Adirondack Mountains of New York State. The annual grand depart is the second Friday of September…
TATR – The Adirondack Trail Ride 2018
By Miles Arbour on
“The history of the Adirondack Mountains, its towns and villages, stories of adventures past… all unfold like the day’s challenges; relentless, biting, beautiful. “
The Adirondack Trail Ride 2017
By Virginia Krabill on
“The history of the Adirondack Mountains, its towns and villages, stories of adventures past… all unfold like the day’s challenges; relentless, biting, beautiful. “
The Log Driver’s Waltz Virtual Panel Discussion – Panel 2 – Open to All
By Miles Arbour on February 23, 2024
Join The Log Driver’s Waltz for a virtual panel discussion to learn more about the route and the St. Lawrence Bikepacking Triple Crown…
2023 Log Driver’s Waltz and St. Lawrence Bikepacking Triple Crown Recap
By Miles Arbour on December 5, 2023
The Log Driver’s Waltz is an 800-kilometer bikepacking event through the Ottawa Valley of Ontario and Quebec’s Outaouais region. Nearly 60 riders arrived in the town of Almonte for the grand depart this summer. Among them was Mike Feldman, who finished in just under five days. Find his reflection on the experience alongside photos from Mike Roe here…
Congrats to Shane Kramer, First (and Only) Finisher at Markagram 2023
By Logan Watts on October 16, 2023
A dark and sinister congratulations to Shane Kramer, the first person to return to the finish at the 2023 Markagram event in Vermont and the only rider to complete all five checkpoints of the pentagram-shaped course before dawn. Find details here…
Friday Debrief: Titanium Stooge, Wild Honey Bar, Boutique Shifters, and More…
By Team Work on September 8, 2023
This week’s Debrief features a titanium Stooge, bikepacking in a suit, Sklar Super Something restock, a fully customizable shifter, Bike Nuts, Bohemian Border Bash winners, three events to follow live, and more. Find it all here…
Wild Nephin Way
By Guest Routes on August 21, 2023
“The loneliest place in the country” were words used to describe the Wild Nephin Wilderness by Robert Llyod Praeger in his 1937 novel recounting his five-year walking journey of Ireland, The Way That I Went. The phrase echoes in the mind throughout much of the route as the path winds its way through Wild Nephin […]
Eastern Divide Trail and NFCT by Bikeanoe (Bike & Canoe)
By Guest on April 10, 2023
Last fall, Micah Fay set out to pedal and paddle the Eastern Divide Trail and Northern Forest Canoe Trail (NFCT) by bike and canoe. In this two-in-one report, Micah reflects on the trip, shares his method for portaging the canoe by bike, and offers some perspective from the roads and waterways…
Friday Debrief: Big Dumplings, MAAP Alt_Road, Goodbye Why S7, Zwift Trainer, and More…
By Miles Arbour on September 9, 2022
This week’s Debrief features a Big Dumpling restock, titanium MiniThing, a new Gramm Diamond Bag, an ode to the Why S7, Zwift’s new trainer, two events to follow live, and more. Find it all here…
Eastern Divide Trail (S4): Trillium
By Logan Watts on July 28, 2022
Named after a flowering plant that can be found in the dark and dense forests up and down the Appalachian Mountains, Segment 4 of the Eastern Divide Trail (Trillium) takes place largely within New York State. There, the Red Trillium is a protected plant, but if you’re lucky enough to discover one in bloom in […]
Rigs of the 2021 Tour Divide
By Miles Arbour on June 9, 2021
Back after a brief hiatus, we’re excited to present the Rigs of the 2021 Tour Divide! Find details on more than 70 bikes here, including the gear this year’s riders are bringing along for their roughly 2,400-mile journey…