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.
Surfing at 1,000 Frames Per Second
You don’t have to be a surfer to be deeply moved by these incredible advances in videography.
Thomas Stevens: The First Man to Ride a Bicycle Around the World
It was 140 years ago when one man set out to ride a bicycle around the world in what would be only the first of many adventures.
Wanderland
Logan and Virginia pedal through the Kingdom of the Sky, welcomed by the people of Lesotho.
Horace Dall’s Bicycle Adventure in Iceland Circa 1933
With a three-speed Raleigh bicycle, a camera, and a minimal amount of gear, Horace set off to cross one of the most barren and undeveloped landscapes in the world.
Adventure Interview: Expedition Cyclist Joe Cruz
Moreover the bicycle is human for the people in the places you visit. When you stop to have a chat about directions, or sit at a roadside stall for a snack, people can relate to the stories you tell
Woods Begins his 4,250 Mile Walk of the River Nile
“Walking the Nile is not just the most memorable and demanding expedition I’ve ever undertaken. It’s an amazing opportunity for me to report on all the incredibly positive stories that come out of Africa.”
Pedaling in Place: The Bolivia Journal
A professor, writer, and expedition cyclist, Joe Cruz is a modern day Indiana Jones with some adventure stories to match.
London 2 London: Sarah Outen Completes Her Pacific Crossing
Biking, rowing, and kayaking, Sarah Outen is traveling the world while smashing records under her own power.
VOTD: Nepali Trails with Sandman Ti Fatbike
Five Places You Can’t Drive To
Before you get in a tizzy and refuse to read this article, know that we’ve included five alternatives that you CAN drive to. Happy? Okay now go read the article.