-
160 mi. / 257 km 4 daysSalmon River Solitude
40 Oct 29 Guest Routes USASalmon River Solitude is a scenic four-day loop that starts and ends in McCall, Idaho, and takes riders deep into the rugged Salmon River Mountains. Expect remote stretches lined with rivers, creeks, and echoes of mining-era towns. With long gravel climbs, even longer ripping descents, and sweeping mountain views, it’s ideal for riders seeking a picturesque getaway and historic charm... -
176 mi. / 283 km 3 daysAmber Waves of Grain
12 Oct 27 Guest Routes USAAmber Waves of Grain showcases the quiet beauty of the plains, from endless miles of gravel to sleepy, quintessential western towns to shimmering wheat fields. The route's accessibility will make it easy for bikepackers of all abilities to fall in love with Kansas... -
23 mi. / 37 km 2 daysRedwood Backcountry Rambler
3 Oct 21 Guest Routes USAThe Redwood Backcountry Rambler is an overnight bikepacking loop that takes riders on a weekend jaunt in the Redwood Coast mountains, following scenic backroads and rugged trails. It features towering old-growth redwoods, crystal-clear swimming holes, vibrant wildflowers, and native flora... -
88.3 mi. / 142 km 2 daysJeune Landing Loop
21 Oct 21 Miles Arbour CanadaForming a 140-kilometer figure-eight on the north end of Vancouver Island, the Jeune Landing Loop connects two small coastal communities, Port McNeill and Port Alice, via a beginner-friendly gravel route. Cruise on rolling gravel roads between towering mountains, stop at idyllic lakeside campsites, and treat yourself with a resupply and coffee shop at the halfway point... -
79 mi. / 127 km 2-3 daysLower Dolores Canyon Scramble
10 Oct 10 Sarah Swallow USAThe Lower Dolores Canyon Scramble is a remote, rugged, and demanding loop that circumnavigates the Lower Dolores River Canyon, a redrock chasm carved deep into the Colorado Plateau. From high mesa meadows to a lush, winding river corridor, the route offers technical riding, sweeping mountain and canyon views, and a rare sense of solitude in one of Colorado’s most hidden and awe-inspiring landscapes. -
242 mi. / 389 km 5-7 daysTour du Vaucluse
24 Oct 8 Guest Routes EuropeExperience the beautiful landscapes of the Vaucluse region with its famous villages, challenging gravel climbing, and cheerful living in the heart of Provence. You’ll see limestone crags, forests, lavender fields, olive trees, and vineyards while being watched by bee-eaters, red kites, and the Giant of Provence, Mont Ventoux. You’ll even have the option to climb to the iconic barren white summit and experience the adventurous way back down in an area of France that is less known for off-road bikepacking... -
192 mi. / 309 km 7 daysKings of the Atlas
31 Oct 6 Guest Routes AfricaNamed after Mt. Mgoun and Mt. Toubkal, the two highest peaks of the High Atlas Mountains in Morocco, Kings of the Atlas is designed as a rugged traverse suited for mountain bikers who crave remote, technical, and exposed singletrack trails. Passing through the most spectacular valleys and mountain passes in the region, the route is part of the Atlas Mountains Trail, an initiative that aims to establish the first long-distance singletrack mountain bike route through the range... -
253 mi. / 407 km 5 daysSLoToJa
23 Sep 29 Guest Routes USASLoToJa is a dirt-focused version of the classic, road cycling race: LoToJa that runs from Logan, Utah, to Jackson Hole, Wyoming. This route boasts more miles, double the climbing, and more opportunities for swimming and tomfoolery when compared to its road counterpart. Although difficult at times, this route highlights some of the region’s best singletrack and doubletrack while connecting you to the “the last of the old west.” -
456 mi. / 734 km 15 daysLagunas y Salares
19 Sep 24 Guest Routes Latin AmericaCombining two iconic segments of the Bolivian Altiplano, Lagunas y Salares checks off bucket-list sights while connecting other routes in the region. The Potosi region is visited by a remarkable melting pot of travelers, miners and (motor)cyclists, yet remains a place of solitude and silence. Be prepared for a route full of folklore, high-altitude exertion, and interesting historical artifacts. -
319 mi. / 513 km 6 daysNorcal Outback
42 Sep 22 Guest Routes USAThe Norcal Outback connects Oregon and Nevada through lesser-known parts of California. Forget Highway 1, Yosemite, and the more trendy cycling destinations. This route offers constant shifts in scenery, from massive volcanic rock-strewn fields to lush mountain valleys, all the while sharing the road with virtually nobody. Check out the caves in Lava Beds, get a beer in one of many small town bars, and go swimming when you need to take a break from riding. This is the distant spiritual cousin of the Oregon Outback, the one that hangs out shirtless all day in the garage blasting Ozzy. It’s a good time. -
433 mi. / 697 km 15 daysTrans Salvador
28 Sep 17 Guest Routes Latin AmericaCentral America's smallest country is often rushed through, but the 700-kilometer Trans Salvador bikepacking route invites riders to linger a little longer. It reveals El Salvador's rich diversity: volcanoes, lakes, lagoons, pine forests, jungle, and the Pacific coast. Most of all, it showcases its people—warm, welcoming, and generous—who make every ride unforgettable. Experience the landscapes, the culture, and the heart of an often-overlooked country... -
153 mi. / 246 km 4 daysCentral Wasatch Traverse
19 Sep 11 Guest Routes USAThe Central Wasatch Traverse blends Utah’s rugged alpine beauty with a rare mix of solitude and accessibility. High ridgelines and remote singletrack deliver a true backcountry feel, and bustling mountain towns are close at hand for resupply, hearty meals, and lively nights off the bike... -
68 mi. / 109 km 2-3 daysAround the Babines
10 Sep 9 Miles Arbour CanadaServing up jaw-dropping views of the towering Babine Mountains, alpine singletrack, grin-inducing descents, and rolling gravel roads, Around the Babines is a stunning 110-kilometer loop just east of Smithers, British Columbia, that packs in some of the area's best riding. Enjoy it as an overnighter or spread it out over three days to soak in the magic… -
272 mi. / 438 km 8 daysAlberni Bam Bam
79 Sep 3 Miles Arbour CanadaForming a 450-kilometer loop around the south end of Vancouver Island, the Alberni Bam Bam is a week-long bikepacking route that starts and ends in Nanaimo, British Columbia. It links gravel roads, rough doubletrack, and a four-hour boat ride up the Alberni Inlet, featuring numerous swim spots, old-growth forests, quirky communities, and so much more... -
62.8 mi. / 100 km 2 daysLog Jam Loop
4 Sep 1 Guest RoutesExplore the stunning valleys surrounding Nakusp and Slocan Lake on this accessible yet adventurous overnighter. Smooth gravel roads, bumpy quad tracks, and rail grade that blurs the line between gravel and singletrack all make up this unique and interesting ride. Slow pace, great views, quiet paths, tons of camping and water—take a load off and cruise the Log Jam Loop… -
59 mi. / 95 km 2 daysBear Lake Shakedown
6 Sep 1 Guest Routes USAThe Bear Lake Shakedown connects some of Logan, Utah's best dirt roads to the bright blue waters of Bear Lake. You'll get a proper sampling of the Cache National Forest, including some grin-worthy descents, challenging climbs, and amazing scenery... -
483 mi. / 777 km 14 daysMata Atlantica Bike Route (S4): Sul
8 Aug 21 Guest Routes Latin AmericaMata Atlântica Bike Route S4 traverses the highlands of Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul. It crosses farmlands and forested mountains in the north and canyons and grasslands with Araucaria groves in the south. The weather is notably different, being colder and having a distinct precipitation pattern. This is an opportunity to discover a unique side of Brazil, possibly outside of the winter season recommended for the other segments... -
428 mi. / 689 km 10 daysMata Atlantica Bike Route (S3): Lagamar
8 Aug 20 Guest Routes Latin AmericaThe Mata Atlântica Bike Route S3 connects São Paulo and the southern state of Santa Catarina via large areas of protected forest, a few historic port cities, and one of the most well-preserved stretches of coastline in the region. Being flatter and easier than the other southern segments, it's a more mellow adventure that includes beach riding and boat crossings...























