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313 mi. / 504 km4 days
The Huracan 300 Bikepacking Route
89 Jan 5 Logan Watts USAOne would expect a bikepacking route in the relatively flat state of Florida to be humdrum and fairly unchallenging. These assumptions can be tossed over the handlebars on this well-designed and beautiful route in central Florida... -
125 mi. / 201 km2 days
MOCO – Bikepacking Montgomery County
94 Dec 17 Matt and Brett USAA 125 mile bikepacking loop from downtown D.C. through Montgomery county and back again. -
354 mi. / 570 km8 days
A Bike Odyssey in Greece
58 Dec 15 Nicholas Carman EuropeDiscover the mountains of northern Greece on high quality dirt roads. Enjoy easy camping, abundant fresh water, and lots of coffee. -
739 mi. / 1,189 km21 days
The Arizona Trail (AZT) Bikepacking Route
143 Dec 2 Scott Morris USAThe Arizona Trail (AZT) is the premier desert singletrack bikepacking route following an 800+ mile recreation trail from Mexico to Utah that connects mountain ranges, canyons, deserts, forests, wilderness areas, historic sites and trail systems. -
1019 mi. / 1,640 km27 days
Fat-bikepacking Australia’s Canning Stock Route
12 Nov 11 Tom and Sarah OceaniaThe Canning Stock Route is a truly remote West Australian desert route that's on the edge of what's possible by bicycle without vehicle support. -
75 mi. / 121 km3 days
Bikepacking the Best of the South Chilcotin Mountains
37 Oct 27 Skyler Des Roches CanadaThe South Chilcotin Mountains are Canada's bikepacking hotspot. There is a good reason for this: nowhere else in the country offers such long singletrack trails of comparable quality in such a spectacular setting. The Best of the South Chilcotin Mountains Route is a 120km loop that strategically follows some of the most rewarding trails in the park, and can be ridden in a long weekend... -
126 mi. / 203 km4 days
Bikepacking Chile: The Lakes District & Reserva Huilo Huilo
27 Oct 21 Skyler Des RochesTwelve years ago, the main bridge on this back road from Lago Ranco to Neltume fell down. As the rainforest engulfs the old road, gauchos have maintained a singletrack through this remote corner of the Chilean Lakes District. -
145 mi. / 233 km4 days
Dirt Touring Araucanía: The Monkey Puzzle Trail, Chile
43 Oct 16 Skyler Des Roches Latin AmericaEach year in mid-April, the subalpine forests of Araucanía explode into an autumnal fire. Rising high above the red and gold canopy of southern beeches are the umbrella-topped figures of Araucarias – also known as Monkey Puzzle Trees – which lend their name to this region of Chile. -
479 mi. / 771 km14 days
The Coast Mountains Bikepacking Route, British Columbia
18 Oct 14 Skyler Des Roches CanadaThe Coast Mountains bikepacking route traverses British Columbia's biggest, highest, and wildest mountain range. They rise steeply out of the Pacific as broken fjordlands on their western edge, lifting up to the globe's largest sub-polar icefields at their spine. -
166 mi. / 267 km4 days
Bike Touring Jordan: Petra to Aquaba via Wadi Rum
16 Oct 7 Joe Cruz The Middle EastA route packed with desert sands, olive trees, mind-bending landscapes, and rock cut architecture dating from the 3rd century B.C.E... -
285 mi. / 459 km6 days
Dirt Road Touring Peru: Cajamarca to Caraz
34 Oct 3 Joe Cruz Latin America3000 meter climbs out of deep valleys, hypoxic high altitude passes, glinting sapphire lakes, tiny villages bright with laughter and ice cream, cobbled and dirt roads, ancient civilizations and a politically energetic present... -
55 mi. / 89 km3 days
Bikepacking Ecuador: The Inca Trail
7 Oct 2 Joe Cruz Latin AmericaThe famous Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is only the slightest fragment of the full network of roads used during pre-Colombian times to link parts of the Incan empire. -
473 mi. / 761 km10 days
Virginia Mountain Bike Trail (VMBT)
91 Sep 30 Logan Watts USAAn epic, diverse, and wits-crushing bikepacking route that follows the endless ridges of the Allegheny and Blue Ridge mountains along a continuous, 473 mile off-road route from Front Royal to Damascus. The VMBT writhes its way through isolated farming communities, remote wilderness, panoramic crags, and historic rail grade trails... -
136 mi. / 219 km6 days
Cycling The GR5 Across the Belgian Ardennes
34 Sep 24 Nicholas Carman EuropeCrawl through the rural backside of a modern EU country on an off-pavement route in one of the less mountainous corners of the continent. Beware, short and steep climbs and descents belie elevation changes of less than 1000ft. Ride through forests and farmland and along fencelines, hike up and down stone staircases, and drop into historic towns to resupply on Belgium's finest consumables, including beer, cheese, and chocolate. -
252 mi. / 406 km6 days
The Traversée du Massif Vosgien, Alsace, France
91 Sep 24 Nicholas Carman EuropeA signed and mapped dirt route along the length of the Vosges Mountains of Alsace, France. Visit castles, ride high above vineyards, and spend the night in quiet woodlands less than a day away from bustling French cities. -
35 mi. / 56 km2 days
Polonina Borzhava, Zakarpattia, Ukraine
8 Sep 24 Nicholas Carman EuropeRide the spine of the Ukrainain Carpathian Mountains, on one of the grassy mountaintop polonina which characterize these high peaks. This section of trail is largely signed as hiking trail, is almost entirely rideable, and is readily accessible from Lviv by train. While technically only a big day ride, plan to camp up high for a spectacular overnight from Volovets to Mizhirya. -
241 mi. / 388 km5 days
The Hart Sheldon Hot Springs Route, Oregon
11 Sep 10 Donnie Kolb USAStarting in Frenchglen, this route loops through remote southeastern Oregon linking up the Sheldon and Hart National Antelope Refuges, several hot springs, and a dried ancient lake bed. This route is considered by some as a top prize in Oregon bikepacking. -
364 mi. / 586 km6 days
The Oregon Outback
231 Sep 10 Donnie Kolb USAWhat's considered by some as the best bikepacking route in Oregon, the Outback starts in Klamath Falls near the California border, and traverses the entire state on lightly traveled, mostly unsurfaced roads. This includes a slice of the route’s namesake area – the Oregon Outback – a dusty, remote portion of the state populated by not much more than coyotes and rattlesnakes.