Are you tired of the nine-to-five? Is the work printer still being uncooperative despite the latest firmware? Want to travel but mislaid the keys to the superyacht? Desperate to see the world but living on a shoestring? (I’ve told you to stop eating those, ugh). Well, amigo, it might be time to take a seat,…
Titus Adventure Vehicles Adds Mountain Biking Packages
Founded in 2019, Titus Adventure Company (TAC) is a one-stop adventure vehicle and gear rental company offering overland-ready rigs out of Denver, Colorado. As outdoor adventurers who care about preserving the natural resources that we all love, TAC offsets all of the carbon emissions from their fleet through regenerative agriculture via a partnership with the…
Overlanding Needs More E-Motion
Overlanding is about travel, experiences, culture, and yes, to a certain extent, the vehicles. But it’s also about having fun, and I think a lot of people forget that. If you’re so busy obsessing over building the perfect vehicle or doing everything by the book that you don’t enjoy the journey, then what’s the point?…
Miners and Cannibals: Pedaling the Passes of Southern Colorado.
With a continual torrent of rain and grapple pelting my rainfly I burrowed deeper into my sleeping bag. I had been holed up in my little nylon sanctuary for several hours and the steady assault levied by an early winter storm indicated I had many more hours to go. I didn’t care. I had a…
Dodging Gunboats and Taming Elephants
Deep into the Colombian savanna, a ragtag team of adventurers get caught in a quagmire of mud, sand, piranha, and gunboats.
I Can. I Will. Women Overlanding the World
Before we left, we were repeatedly discouraged by others and by the media. Everyone said these were not safe countries for women to travel in, that a trip like this would be too physically demanding for women, one person even said we would come home in pine boxes. Despite these messages, we overcame our fears and…
White Rim in a Day
The word “epic” gets thrown around way too much these days in the adventure realm – and rarely is it used accurately. But there are quite a few truly epic one-day mountain bike rides in this country for which the word is spot on, and the White Rim Trail (WRT) in Moab Utah is a…
Beyond the Truck: Defeat and Retreat in John’s Canyon
When my headlamp flickered one last time and everything went inky black, I wouldn’t say I panicked, but I was definitely not stoked. I stood in the darkness and looked up, the edges of the canyon walls made visible only by an outline of twinkling stars. With no moon, it was damn dark. I plucked…
Uganda: Bikes, Blood and Dirt
Discovering Africa’s treasures one pedal stroke at a time.
Rite of Passage
Crossing the Country One Bike Trail at a Time
VOTD: Flashes of the Altai
Traversing the expansive wild places of Mongolia.
Destination: Nepal
In the Wake of the Quake: Nepal is Open for Business
Montana Firetower Bucket Brigade
Salsa Cycles dispatches a small crew to tour the tall towers of Montana.
Three Days of Deadwood: Bikepacking the Alpine Loop
I took Salsa Cycles’ newest touring platform to the high peaks of Southern Colorado for a proper shakedown.
Bikepacking the Kokopelli Trail
Six days, 215 miles in the desert Southwest.
Five States, Five Trails, Five Days
Blending a love of mountain bikes and motorcycles for a five day romp.
The Salar de Uyuni and Salar de Coipasa: The land of Salt, salt, salt
From empty voids to steaming volcanoes.
From the Southern Mountains to the Silver City of Potosi
Monica Yeoman of Songbike gives us a rare glimpse of life on the road in Bolivia.
Bikepacking Iceland: The A to Z How to Pre-Planner
Iceland is currently the hottest destination in bikepacking. This is your one-stop resource for getting your own Icelandic bikepack trip planned.
A Tale of Two Newbs: Bikepacking the Colorado Trail
For a first ever multi-day bikepacking trip, it could have gone smoother, but not any better.