Posted regularly since 2012, here’s our collection of bikepacking videos and films that capture the spirit of adventure by bicycle. Dig in!
Set in Spanish Lapland, Montañas Vacías is a new 35-minute video from Sergio Luna that documents his time spent riding the 700-kilometer route of the same name, offering a close-up perspective of the people who call the sparsely populated region home. Watch it here…
Markus Stitz’s latest film, Explore Your Boundaries, highlights the joys of winter cycling and shares his mission to find a sense of adventure despite the COVID-19 restrictions in Scotland. Watch it here…
Beyond the Ochocos is a new film by Seth DuBois and Ebb Media that documents the inaugural edition of The Big Lonely bikepacking event in Central Oregon, which took place last fall. Watch the full film here, along with a Q&A with the event organizer, Jesse Blough…
Whiteout is a meditative new film from Bombtrack that follows 23-year-old bikepacker Gaëlle Bojko on a 900-kilometer solo journey across the vast expanse of Siberia’s Lake Baikal in the depths of winter. Find the film and an interview with Gaëlle about her time riding and camping on the ice here…
Blackburn Design’s latest film, The Nomad, tells ambassador Erick Cedeño’s story, including what it means to travel by bike and his thoughts on why everyone belongs in the outdoors. Watch the five-minute film here…
As featured in the fifth issue of The Bikepacking Journal, Chosen Confluence is a short video that follows a group of four new friends on a bikepacking and climbing trip through a lesser-known region of Colorado. Watch it here, plus an interview with director Evan Green…
In Hammerhead’s latest short film, our very own Joe Cruz offers some reflection on what it means to exist in a place and be open to its story, set against the beautiful backdrop of Vermont in winter. Watch it here…
What is bikepacking? Even today, the term is still confusing to some and contentious to others. Watch our latest video to see how we came to define it, as well as video definitions from several of our friends, including Pepper Cook, Evan Greene, Lael Wilcox, Ronnie Romance, and more…
Horace and The Rough Stuff Fellowship is a film from 2014 that features an interview with Dick Phillips about the 1933 and 1958 bicycle trips across Iceland alongside some amazing footage of a more modern mountain bike tour through the country. Watch it here alongside a stunning photo gallery…
The Further Away, The Better is a new video from our friend George Marshall and Rapha in which 86-year-old Rough Stuff Fellowship member Ron Bartle recounts the tale of his 1958 expedition across the interior of Iceland. Find Ron’s inspiring story and a short interview with George here…
Freedom Seat is a film that follows Naresh Kumar’s 8,500-kilometer journey from India to Germany on a tandem bike, during which he invited strangers to join him as he rode. Along the way, his mission was to raise awareness and funds to help end human trafficking. Watch the film and read an interview with Naresh here…
Never in the Way is a short film from Anthill Films that follows Chicago-based bike messenger and racer Nico Deportago-Cabrera on a meandering ride from Flagstaff to Phoenix, Arizona, that pieced together as many bikepacking routes as possible for a winter getaway. Watch it here…
