Region: California
Season: Summer to Early Fall
Miles: 250 | Elevation: 25,000′
Days Out: 4-7 | Tire Size: ≥ 45mm/1.8″+
Difficulty: 7/10 Physical | 6/10 Technical
The route is rugged, remote, challenging and awe-inspiring…. but very doable logistically with plenty of camping, resupplies and water along the route.
Region: Southern California
Season: Spring / Fall
Miles: 309 | Elevation: 42,500′
Days Out: 3-7 | Tire Size: ≥ 2.4″+
Difficulty: 8/10 Physical | 8/10 Technical
You’ll experience the best cycling Los Angeles and the surrounding area has to offer, “Escape L.A.” cuts a jagged line through the urban sprawl of Los Angeles, challenging the user to rugged, wild terrain nestled comfortably in the modern world.
Region: Southern California
Season: Fall through Spring
Miles: 57 | Elevation: 5,583′
Days Out: 2 | Tire Size: ≥ 2.35 – 3.00″
Difficulty: 6/10 Physical | 6/10 Technical
The Ranchita Rambler covers the high and low deserts in one go with epic landscapes, the best mom n pop resupply shops you could ask for, and camping in a designated Dark Sky community.
Region: Eastern Arizona
Season: Late May – Early June; September – Early October
Miles: 411 | Elevation: 34,556′
Days Out: 9-12 | Tire Size: ≥ 2.4 – 2.6” (2.2” Minimum)
Difficulty: 6/10 Physical | 5/10 Technical
This bikepacking loop-us (“lupus”) heads through the high elevation heart of the White Mountains, Blue Range, and Mogollon Rim of eastern Arizona where the Mexican Gray Wolf has been reintroduced.
Region: Virginia
Season: April – October
Miles: 143 | Elevation: 14,699’
Days Out: 2-4 | Tire Size: ≥ 38-48mm+
Difficulty: 6/10 Physical | 3/10 Technical
The gravel roads of Grayson County, Virginia are a hidden gem mostly undiscovered by bikepackers, offering challenge and exploration in remote areas connecting high mountain farmland and forests around the state’s highest point, Mt. Rogers.
