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98 mi. / 158 km4 days
Bikepacking the Camelsfoot Range
5 Sep 29 Skyler Des Roches CanadaIf variety is the spice of life, this is a five-star bikepacking route. From nirvanic double-track, to rowdy DH descents, with some rooty tech, some open alpine free-riding, a tough bushwhack, and a bit of gravel grinding thrown in, it has it all. -
300 mi. / 483 km6 days
Khangai Mountains Traverse, Mongolia
68 Sep 10 Cass Gilbert AsiaMongolia is a backcountry bikepacker's paradise. For a start, just ten percent of its network of roads is paved. Next up, it's one of the least densely populated countries in the world. Best of all, land use is shared. This means you can both ride and camp almost anywhere you like; outside of towns, there's not a fenceline to be seen. Traffic is similarly scarce. For the most part, it's rare to pass more than a few vehicles a day. -
357 mi. / 575 km5 days
Trans North Georgia (TNGA)
81 Aug 18 Logan Watts USAThe Trans North Georgia is a 350 mile (560 KM) route that snakes through the southern Appalachian mountains from South Carolina to Alabama. Comprised of formidable singletrack, steep abandoned jeep tracks, and endless National Forest roads, the TNGA is a big bikepacking route that will test your mettle. -
103 mi. / 166 km3 days
The Trans-Cambrian Way
84 Aug 9 Chris Goodman EuropeThe Trans-Cambrian Way snakes its way across the heart of Wales, covering around 100 miles (160 km) from Knighton, on the English border to Dovey Junction, on the Irish Sea. -
260 mi. / 418 km6-8 days
Bikepacking Slovenia: The West Loop
358 Aug 6 Joe Cruz EuropeSlovenia—east of Italy’s Dolomites, south of Austria and sharing borders with Croatia and Hungary—has everything an intrepid cycle tourist could want. This loop includes remote dirt roads through rolling hills, picturesque towns, steep climbs, and bits of single track to keep you grinning. It’s a great introduction to this wonderful country. -
68 mi. / 109 km2 days
Fat-packing Tasmania’s Wild West Coast
4 Aug 3 Tom and Sarah OceaniaA remote and weather-beaten ride from Granville Harbour to Arthur River along a mixture of exposed beach and 4WD track. -
539 mi. / 867 km13 days
The Colorado Trail, Denver to Durango
202 Jul 30 Devon Balet USAThe Colorado Trail is one of the longest, more arduous, yet most rewarding bikepacking routes in the US. During a small window in the summer, the snow clears to unveil an epic high altitude through-ride on some of the best trails in the Rocky Mountains. In fact, at over 500 miles in length, the Colorado Trail packs more sublime singletrack than you're ever likely to have ridden in one sitting... -
225 mi. / 362 km10 days
Bikerafting Alaska’s Lost Coast, Yakutat-Glacier Bay
5 Jul 28 Mike CuriakAn inspiring, unfiltered look at a route along Alaska’s rugged, wilderness coastline that was 'ridden' in the summer of 2011 by Mike Curiak, Eric Parsons, Dylan Kentch, Steve "Doom" Fassbinder, and Roman Dial. -
860 mi. / 1,384 km14 days
The Holyland Challenge
67 Jul 24 Nicholas Carman The Middle EastThe Holyland Challenge crosses the Golan Heights and the tiny country of Israel in a truly serpentine fashion, connecting over 850 miles (1400km) of singletrack and dirt tracks from the snowy peak of Mt. Hermon in the north to the sun-soaked Red Sea city of Eilat. -
144 mi. / 232 km5 days
Bikepacking Iceland: Landmannalaugar to Skogar
36 Jul 14 Christophe Noel EuropeFor the adventure cyclist, few places hold more allure than Iceland. It is an otherworldly landscape dotted with glaciers and volcanoes, the rugged interior webbed with tiny roads, narrow trails and an endless network of rivers. At the center of this small island is a route connecting the trekking center of Landmannalaugar to the towering waterfall at Skógar. -
446 mi. / 718 km9 days
The Grand Traversée du Massif Central (GTMC) Mountain Bike Route
56 Jun 3 Chris Goodman EuropeThe GTMC mountain bike route runs some 446 miles (718 km) from the centre of France to the Mediterranean Sea. In between it crosses the Massif Central, a largely remote region covering 36,000 square miles (93,000 square km) of mountain, high plateaux, forests and heathland. -
148 mi. / 238 km3 days
Bikepacking Scotland: The Capital Trail
30 May 6 Markus Stitz EuropeAlthough this route doesn’t venture too far from Edinburgh, the Capital Trail takes you through some very remote and beautiful places around the Scottish Capital. It features beaches, superb singletrack, Land Rover tracks, quiet roads, cycle paths and more. -
57 mi. / 92 km2 days
Kane Creek Pritchett Canyon Loop, Moab
40 Apr 30 Logan Watts USAThe Kane Creek Pritchett Canyon Loop is an overnighter bikepacking route that follows sandy doubletrack through the scenic Kane Creek canyon and over the ridges in the Behind The Rocks area before culminating with an epic descent down Pritchett Canyon. -
158 mi. / 254 km3-5 days
Kokopelli Trail (Bikepacking Route + Porcupine Rim)
224 Apr 20 Logan Watts USAThe Kokopelli Trail (AKA Kokopelli's Trail) is a classic bikepacking route connecting the two mountain biking nerve centers of Fruita and Moab (1/3 of the total ‘Grand Loop’). The route is an epic medley of singletrack, doubletrack, sand and tarmac… technical climbs, rugged descents, and graded terrain. -
97 mi. / 156 km3 days
Bikepacking The White Rim
139 Apr 17 Logan Watts USAA classic desert dirt road bikepacking route within the spectacular Canyonlands National Park. While popular amongst supported cycle tour groups, jeeps, and motos, this beautiful loop explores the remote vistas and amazing terrain that Canyonlands has to offer. -
2500 mi. / 4,023 km58 days
Bikepacking South Africa via The Dragon’s Spine
93 Apr 1 Nicholas Carman AfricaThe Dragon's Spine bikepacking route passes 2,500 miles across South Africa connecting the Cape winelands to the expansive karoo, up to the “roof of Africa” in the Lesotho Highlands and down to the Limpopo River at the doorstep of the rest of this wild continent. -
376 mi. / 605 km5 days
The Stagecoach 400 Bikepacking Route
94 Mar 23 Logan Watts USAA beautiful and challenging bikepacking loop through a mosaic of contrasting landscapes leads riders from remote mountains through a seemingly endless desert, into the city and along the sea. -
80 mi. / 129 km2-3 days
Bikepacking Joshua Tree
41 Mar 9 Logan Watts USAWhere these two deserts collide, the land explodes into a geological spectacle of giant Monzogranite boulder formations, diverse displays of time folded mineral-rich rock and sand, and a unique array of desert flora and fauna. This 2-day bikepacking route climbs into the wondrous heart of Joshua Tree National Park via Berdoo Canyon Road...