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The Pisgah National Forest is my laboratory, playground and on some level, home. Here are all my posts from bikepacking and mountain biking this beautiful area of North Carolina:
The Outer Limits is a classic bikepacking story that was published by BIKE Mag several years ago. In the latest episode of Pisgah Podcast, the original crew recounts the tale with a behind-the-scenes look into their rugged trip…
It’s fairly uncomplicated to gather some provisions, lash some dry bags to a bike, and disappear into the woods for a couple of days. Read Logan’s account of a last-minute decision to go bikepacking back in 2013. Plus, a how-to starter kit for an easy overnighter.
For the first time in the history of the magazine, BIKE has devoted almost an entire issue to bikepacking …
After an epic journey through the American Southwest, I was torn from the Sedona dirt and plopped back in the Appalachian Mountains; so here’s to it.
Named after a Pantera song, Cemetery Gates was a complex concoction that made a perfect post-ride beer after a rock-strewn widow-maker downhill in Pisgah.
We started the ride expecting a 30+ mile blast through the Pisgah Ranger District. A route we put together that encompasses 3 of the baddest downhills Pisgah has to offer. It was going to be epic…
When I first heard of ‘craft’ beer in a can a few years ago, I scoffed and thought it was simply a gimmick. SInce then, I’ve given several canned brews a crack and some I’ve picked up more than once. Not to mention, cans can get pretty damn cold in a cooler during a ride.
During my reintegration into American society, I thought I’d spend a few days hopping around North Carolina to visit family and friends… and while at it, take in five of my favorite mountain bike loops…
Singletrack/MTB
Gravel/All-road
Dirt-road Touring
Fat-bike
