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150 mi. / 241 km3-4 days
No. 8 Wired, New Zealand
25 Sep 20 Guest Routes OceaniaFur seals, pinnacles, epic coastlines and fine wines. The No. 8 Wired bikepacking route takes it all in during a 3 to 4 day journey through some of New Zealand's breathtaking, vastly remote and untouched backcountry. All while introducing you to picturesque countryside villages, wineries and many historic sights along the wild South Coast of the North Island. -
160 mi. / 257 km3-4 days
Grand Staircase Loop
257 Sep 18 Guest Routes USAWending its way through the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument and the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, the Grand Staircase Loop is a three or four day bikepacking route following quiet and remote dirt roads over spectacular plateaus and canyons. With abundant scenery and wide open camping, the route was designed to bring awareness of to this beautiful and threatened area. -
173 mi. / 278 km4 days
The Cascade Skyline, Oregon
52 Sep 7 Donnie Kolb USAThe Cascade Skyline is a three or four day bikepacking route that takes in Oregon’s most iconic scenery along classic gravel and dirt roads. -
31 mi. / 50 km1 days
The Bruschetta Loop, Italy
10 Aug 21 Montanus EuropeThe Bruschetta Loop is an overnighter bikepacking route in the sub-Appenninic region of central Italy along the Simbruini Mountains on the border between Abruzzo and Lazio. Doubletrack and gravel roads cross the largest beechwoods in Europe and then reach gorgeous karstic plateaus. A short ride to enjoy a mini-adventure between the valleys that have been captured in spaghetti-western films. -
380 mi. / 612 km8 days
Adriatic Crest, Croatia
152 Aug 2 Joe Cruz EuropeThe Adriatic Crest visits the rugged side of coastal and island Croatia. The sea is a constant companion glinting temptingly in the distance while the ride traverses challenging contrasts of dry rocky backcountry double and single track, intimate tunnels of trees, long spans of steeply up and down gravel roads, and traffic-free forgotten radiant hot tarmac. Yes, there are opportunities to swim, but this ride is mostly about adventure. -
688 mi. / 1,107 km25 days
Oregon Timber Trail
56 Jul 26 Gabriel Amadeus USAThe Oregon Timber Trail is an iconic 690-mile backcountry mountain bike route spanning Oregon’s diverse landscapes from California to the Columbia River Gorge. Divided into four unique tiers that can be through or section ridden, it travels through a variety of landscapes, communities, ecosystems, terrain and, most importantly, mountain bike trails, with over 70 per cent singletrack to its name. -
314 mi. / 505 km5 days
Trans-WNC (Western North Carolina)
70 Jul 18 Ryan Sigsbey USAThe Trans-WNC bikepacking route runs the length of the North Carolina Appalachians and takes in some of the best singletrack in the Blue Ridge. As part two of four in the greater Southern Highlands Traverse, the Trans-WNC starts at the terminus of the Virginia Mountain Bike Trail (VMBT) and finishes at the head of the Trans North Georgia (TNGA). -
745 mi. / 1,199 km12 days
The BC Trail
312 Jul 11 Miles Arbour CanadaThe BC Trail is a 1,200 kilometer traverse of southern British Columbia, starting in the Fraser Valley and ending in Fernie, on the Alberta border. Following decommissioned rail trails, gravel side roads, forest service roads, and singletrack, the BC Trail boasts some of the most spectacular views the province has to offer. -
794 mi. / 1,278 km21 days
Caucasus Crossing: Georgia
208 Jul 5 Cass Gilbert EuropeThe Caucasus Crossing is a meandering traverse of the Georgian portion of Europe’s highest range. It offers a blend of classic mountain topography and rolling steppe, punctuated with a 12th Century monastery chiselled into a rockface, a ride around the country’s largest lake, a profusion of fortified towers, a generous handful of rugged passes, the inevitable run-ins with fierce Tushetian sheepdogs, and likely a few shots of chacha, the country's potent homebrew, along the way. -
213 mi. / 343 km5 days
The Border Roads, Tibet
24 Jun 29 Guest Routes AsiaA high altitude, multi-day, dirt-road bikepacking route though the Kham region of Tibet taking in incredible mountain scenery, Buddhist temples, and genuine Tibetan culture... all outside the restricted Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR). -
418 mi. / 673 km5 days
Idaho Smoke ‘n’ Fire 400
45 Jun 22 Guest Routes USAThe Idaho Smoke ‘n’ Fire 400 bikepacking route is designed to explore an epic portion of Idaho’s backcountry set with big expansive views, geothermal pools, prolific river systems, mountain ranges, and abundant wildlife. -
286 mi. / 460 km5 days
Cohutta Cat
72 May 31 Guest Routes USAAlthough relatively unknown in the mountain biking world, Georgia boasts hundreds of miles of singletrack and gravel nestled in its rolling hills and rhododendron tunnels. The Cohutta Cat is an expression of the varied, beautiful, quirky, and extreme nature of the Southern Appalachians... -
146 mi. / 235 km4 days
The Baldy Bruiser, Southern California.
124 May 2 Cass Gilbert USAThe Baldy Bruiser packs in some of the finest dirt roading in and around Los Angeles. Connecting Big Bear Lake, Lake Arrowhead, Cleghorn Fire Road, Baldy Notch, Glendora Ridge Road, and Rincon-Redbox Truck Trail, it's a gorgeous backcountry ride that boasts a fearsome amount of climbing and some steep grades along its 145 miles length. If you're a city dweller in search of a hearty, long weekend adventure, then this is the challenge for you! -
254 mi. / 409 km7 days
The Kenai 250, Alaska
51 Apr 10 Guest Routes USAAlaska’s hardiest riders tackle this 250-mile combination of pavement and singletrack in a day and a half, but the route also offers an accessible and jam packed bikepacking loop for those visiting the Last Frontier. Stretching the race route out over a week gives riders plenty of time to soak in some of Alaska’s best singletrack and epic scenery. -
52 mi. / 84 km3 days
Old Ghost Road, New Zealand
18 Mar 27 Guest Routes OceaniaThe Old Ghost Road is the longest singletrack ride in New Zealand, and the best. The trail winds through dense native bush, and rocky high alpine on good bench-cut and machine built tread. It’s fantastic backcountry riding, made accessible for intermediate mountain bikers. -
858 mi. / 1,381 km23 days
Trans Ecuador Mountain Bike Route: Dirt Road Version
233 Mar 21 Cass GilbertThe Trans Ecuador Mountain Bike Route - the Dirt Road Version - runs the length of the country's volcanic corridor, following jeep tracks and tertiary, low traffic sealed roads. Meandering a remote course through the Ecuadorian Andes, it connects vibrant, colourful market towns with small mountain settlements. Amongst many highlights, its itinerary includes the volcanic trio of Cotopaxi, Quilatoa and Chimborazo, as well as the beautiful colonial city of Cuenca.
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860 mi. / 1,384 km20 days
Trans-Cuba: La Ruta Mala
99 Mar 13 Logan Watts Latin AmericaA mentally perplexing and physically demanding 860 mile bikepacking route crossing Cuba via rugged dirt tracks, horse paths, sugarcane farm roads, steep rocky mountain roads, and a culture that’s beautifully unique. -
330 mi. / 531 km3.5 days
The Palmetto Trail: Southern Ditch Divide!
83 Mar 8 Logan Watts USAThe bikepacking edition of the Palmetto Trail is a 330 mile traverse of South Carolina through long-leaf pine forests, sand hills, wetlands and wooly swamps. The route follows established passages from Spartanburg in the upstate all the way to the Intercoastal Waterway just north of Charleston, SC.