Region: Louisiana
Season: Year-round
Miles: 45 | Elevation: 1,754’
Days Out: 2 | Tire Size: 2.0″+
Difficulty: 2/10 Physical | 3/10 Technical
Enjoy an unforgettable overnight bikepacking adventure on the Wild Azalea Overnight Route, which passes through the stunning multi-use trails, gravel roads, and quiet paved roads of the Kisatchie National Forest.
Region: New Jersey
Season: Year-round
Miles: 170 | Elevation: 2,250’
Days Out: 2-4 | Tire Size: 40mm tires are recommended, but wider is better
Difficulty: 2/10 Physical | 2/10 Technical
Explore the vast Pine Barrens, a wilderness the size of Yosemite National Park—right in the heart of the East Coast metro region, accessible by train from Philadelphia, New York City, Baltimore and Washington D.C.!
Region: California
Season: Late March – May and October – early December.
Miles: 186 | Elevation: 18,500’
Days Out: 3-4 | Tire Size: 2.25″+
Difficulty: 6/10 Physical | 7/10 Technical
The Tour de los Padres (Tour Route) is a rugged and challenging bikepacking route that traverses through some of the most scenic areas of the Southern Los Padres National forest.
Region: North of Boston
Season: Any time, ice cream stands are only open Summer months
Miles: 94 | Elevation: 4,700’
Days Out: 2 | Tire Size: 40mm+
Difficulty: 2/10 Physical | 3/10 Technical
Easy Access, easy riding, swimming holes, and ice cream bowls! Ice Cream Float is an approachable escape from Boston city living through a mosaic of dense forest pockets, wetlands, and agricultural fields, where riders are tempted by refreshing swimming holes and roadside dairy bars around every turn.
Region: NW Arkansas
Season: Any, spring and fall are ideal
Miles: 78 | Elevation: 3,200’
Days Out: 2 | Tire Size: 40mm+
Difficulty: 3/10 Physical | 2/10 Technical
The beginner-bikepacker-friendly Razorback Greenway Loop links the namesake regional paved recreation path with quiet country gravel roads from Fayetteville to Bentonville past numerous parks, restaurants, coffee shops, and singletrack networks.
