Region: South Dakota
Season: May through September
Miles: 327 | Elevation: 17,000′
Days Out: 3-6 | Tire Size: 40mm+
Difficulty: 6/10 Physical | 2/10 Technical
From the rolling plains to the spectacular views through the Black Hills this route is full of rare, rugged, and remote beauty that is best experienced from a bicycle.
Region: North Dakota
Season: Spring, Summer, and Fall
Miles: 363 | Elevation: 14,500′
Days Out: 3-6 | Tire Size: 40mm+
Difficulty: 5/10 Physical | 4/10 Technical
This hopelessly lonely and desolate route is two parts remote, easy rolling, smooth prairie roads and one third stunningly beautiful and rugged red scoria gravel roads diving deep into the North Dakota Badlands’ desert prairie backcountry terrain, where Teddy Roosevelt once said if he had to forget all his memories, save one, he would choose to remember his time in these North Dakota Badlands.
Region: Ontario, Canada
Season: May – October
Miles: 505 | Elevation: 25,000’
Days Out: 4-8 | Tire Size: 50mm – 2.4″
Difficulty: 6/10 Physical | 5/10 Technical
The Butter Tart Express is a beautiful wander through Southwestern Ontario as it explores the dirt roads, forest tracks, forested lands, agricultural sectors, lakes, wandering rivers, and escarpment ridges that populate this region of Ontario.
Region: Oregon
Season: May – October
Miles: 125 | Elevation: 15,400’
Days Out: 3-4 | Tire Size: 2.3″+
Difficulty: 6/10 Physical | 6/10 Technical
The Hood Loop is a circumnavigational bikepacking route that takes you on an up close and personal tour around Mt Hood with deep-forest roads and some of Oregon’s finest singletrack.
Region: Oregon
Season: Mid-June – late October
Miles: 552 | Elevation: 41,000’
Days Out: 8-12 | Tire Size: 2″+
Difficulty: 6/10 Physical | 5/10 Technical
The gravel version of the Oregon Timber Trail winds the length of Oregon through some of its wildest terrain, it’s a secluded backroads adventure along the spine of Oregon.
