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155 mi. / 249 km 3-5 days
The Swiss Jura Explorer
The Swiss Jura Explorer is a challenging weekend bikepacking loop through what could be called "the last frontier of Switzerland," a sparsely populated, pristine region near the French border. The route includes beautiful views over wooded Jura hills on one side, and fantastic views of the Swiss midlands and high Alps on the other. -
98 mi. / 158 km 3 days
Thunder in Paradise Loop
Thunder in Paradise is a three day bikepacking loop through the beautiful Boise National Forest. The tour takes in Southern Idaho's finest views, lakes, rivers, and hot springs via a network of wooded fire roads and gravel. -
138 mi. / 222 km 3 days
Deeside Trail
The Deeside Trail follows both banks of the River Dee as it flows from its source high on the sub-arctic Cairngorm plateau to the arable lowlands of Aberdeenshire in Scotland. This weekend route picks out technical and remote singletrack as it takes you through ancient pine forests and the heather and gorse covered hills of the Eastern Cairngorms. -
76 mi. / 122 km 2 days
Kuitpo Forest Overnighter
The Kuitpo Forest Overnighter is meandering out-and-back overnight bikepacking route that includes a fancy hut-camp overnight. Foggy, winding gravel roads and hiking paths mean sights like black cockatoos, koalas, pine plantations, and abandoned mine shafts, all within a short distance from Adelaide City. -
161 mi. / 259 km 2-3 days
Lost-in-Brandenburg Loop
The Lost-in-Brandenburg Loop is an easily accessible mixed surface overnight bikepacking route that covers the rural and forested north-east of Brandenburg. Exiting the Berlin metro area, the loop travels over the area's infamous sandy and cobbled doubletracks, weaving in bouts of gravel, mellow singletrack, and smooth tarmac. Get lost and find yourself in the endless pine forests and tiny towns seemingly stuck in time. -
36 mi. / 58 km 2 days
Malecoste Overnighter
The Malecoste Overnighter was designed as a mountain escape from the outskirts of L’Aquila, an historic town in central Italy. In its relatively short distance, the route goes deep into the Gran Sasso National Park, exploring the western and lesser-known side of the Gran Sasso mountain range along two-track roads and faint singletrack that leads into the rocky amphitheater of Chiarino Valley. -
56 mi. / 90 km 3 days
The Powell River Sampler
The Powell River Sampler is a 90km one-way route that follows a mix of loamy, ribboned singletrack and gravel roads. It rewards you with cabins, ocean views, vibrant rainforests, waterfalls, rivers, and lakes, all while boasting over 50km of premium singletrack. This scenic route makes for a great continuation of the Lower Sunshine Coast Route, and also serves as an off-road connection to the Comox ferry and Vancouver Island. -
240 mi. / 386 km 12 days
The Annapurna Circuit (Bikepacking Route)
The Annapurna Circuit is one of the world's most beautiful high-altitude hiking trails, winding its way through some of Nepal's tallest mountains and encircling Annapurna I, which towers at 26,545 feet (8,091m). The route itself tops out at an astounding 17,769 feet (5,416m) as it crosses Thorung La Pass. What it lacks in oxygen, the Annapurna Circuit delivers in expansive views, diverse environments, and straightforward logistics... -
32 mi. / 51 km 1 days
The Englishman River Overnighter
The Englishman River Overnighter is a 32-mile out and back from Parksville, British Columbia, to Englishman River Falls Provincial Park. Situated on unceded K’ómoks First Nation lands, the route takes you from the Strait of Georgia towards the Beaufort Range—following a mix of multi-use pathways and rooty singletrack through lush rainforests and vibrant estuaries for an incredibly rewarding adventure. -
109 mi. / 175 km 2-3 days
Camels, Dunes, and Wadis Loop (United Arab Emirates)
A little bit of dirt, a little bit of sand, lots of camels, and pure adventure. This is an eclectic 2-3 day bikepacking loop in the United Arab Emirates that takes in all the country has to offer and explores its lesser known regions. -
39 mi. / 63 km 2 days
Looking Glass Loop Overnighter
The Looking Glass Loop Overnighter is designed to be a fairly easy one-night getaway in and out of downtown Brevard, North Carolina. The route quickly disappears into the Pisgah National Forest and weaves together some of region's finest gravel, faint two-track, and flowy singletrack, all the while taking in views of Looking Glass Rock... -
115 mi. / 185 km 3 days
Ojos de Tehuacan (TCBR, Norte)
The Tehuacán-Cuicatlán biosphere reserve is located in southeastern Mexico, set within the arid climes of the Sierra Madre del Sur mountain range. Given that this vast and little-travelled UNESCO heritage site is split between two states - Puebla and Oaxaca - we've put together two distinct loops that can be accessed from each capital, aiming to showcase both the rich biodiversity in the area and its cultural identity. The northern loop centres around the small settlement of Zapotitlán, in Puebla. At 2-3 days in length, it's especially suited to those new to bikepacking, or anyone with an interest in the beguiling world of desert flora. If coupled with the more challenging southern loop, expect to enjoy a week's riding in the reserve. -
738 mi. / 1,188 km 18 days
The Great North Trail (UK)
Developed by Cycling UK using existing and newly negotiated off-road trails, the ~750-mile Great North Trail runs from the southern Peak District to the tip of Scotland as part of the first official Land’s End to John O’Groats off-road route. It is not designed to be the easiest, most direct or fastest route, but one that inspires and invigorates, whilst providing stunning scenery, good riding, and plenty of adventure. -
75 mi. / 121 km 2 days
Ridges, Rivers, and Rails Overnighter
Created by Danielle Blanca, the Ridges, Rivers and Rails Overnighter connects rails-to-rails, an historic military track, and quiet Vermont roads to provide locals and visitors an enjoyable scenic tour showcasing Vermont’s natural and cultural heritage. This route also serves as a great introductory loop for those setting out on their first overnighter, or want a nice introduction to the longer distance bikepacking options that Vermont offers! -
68 mi. / 109 km 2 days
Norwich Overnighter: Nature, History and Trains
The Norwich Overnighter runs from medieval Norwich through the verdant Wensum Valley and the northern Broads to the classic British seaside resort of Great Yarmouth. The route follows disused railway lines, bridleways, and quiet country roads. Stop off at pubs, markets, restaurants and cafés to refuel, and visit iconic nature reserves and historical gems. -
66 mi. / 106 km 2 days
Maar Volcanoes Overnighter, Texas and New Mexico
This overnighter offers an easy escape from El Paso, Texas, keeping almost completely to ditch roads, bike paths, and gravel roads. It heads west from El Paso to Kilbourne Hole, a massive maar volcanic crater, connecting it with its smaller neighbours, Hunts and Phillips, flanking the railway line on its return into town. An ideal route for those new to bikepacking, it offers a true taste of Chihuahuan Desert solitude... -
69 mi. / 111 km 2 days
Cabezon Peak Overnighter, New Mexico
Looping around New Mexico's Cabezon Peak not only showcases some of the finest examples of volcanic plugs in the world, it also makes a classic overnight bikepack suited to all levels of riders. The peak looms dramatically above the surrounding high desert and is well worth studying from every angle. For those with more time to spare, the route can easily be extended. Or, bikepackers can drop their gear and hike to the top of Cabezon itself, or enjoy a singletrack blast around the otherworldly White Ridge Trails... -
201 mi. / 323 km 4-6 days
Stone House Lands Loop
The Stone House Lands Loop is a challenging multi-day route that takes you deep into the San Rafael Swell uplift of central Utah to experience some of the Colorado Plateau's most remote high desert riding. Your sojourn into this desolate country winds through colorful badlands, dry washes, and towering, uplifted sedimentary strata. It serves up dramatic, ever-changing landscapes complete with epic descents and climbs, stunning vistas, and the markings of past Swell inhabitants that speak to its rich history...