This fall, as the pace of summer rides winds down, Bikepacking Roots is laying the groundwork for what’s ahead. Your support strengthens our three pillars—routes, community, and advocacy—so we can keep growing together.

Bikepacking Roots is the only national 501c3 non-profit specifically dedicated to supporting and advancing the sport of bikepacking, growing a diverse bikepacking community, advocating for access to and protection of public lands, and creating and maintaining high-quality routes.

Donate & Win: Our Fall Prize Giveaway

Every $25 you donate gets you one entry into an awesome giveaway with prizes worth over $5,000. The more you give, the better your chances to win!

Thanks to our friends at Priority Bicycles, the Grand Prize winner will get the Pinion-Powered Adventure Bike of their choice!

We know that you all bikepack in different ways, and whether you love gravel roads or rowdy single-track trails, we want to get you out there!

One big prize – 4 great bikes to choose from!

Plus, more chances to win some other great prizes from our Sponsors:

  • An Old Man Mountain Rack of your choice plus Hemlock Fork Packs ($350 value)
  • A Custom BarYak Expedition with Upcycled Harness featuring the Bikepacking Roots logo ($280 value)
  • A Dispersed Bikepacking Custom Frame Bag ($190 value)
  • A $150 gift certificate for cycling apparel & accessories from OrNot Bike

Exclusive Thank You Gift: Introducing the Public Land Defender T-Shirt

As a thank-you, donors who give $100 or more will receive our brand-new Public Land Defender t-shirt.

Wear it proudly and show your support for the landscapes we all love to ride.

Designed by our Community Programs Manager, Danielle Parnes, and inspired by the landscapes of our Bears Ears Route.

Our Business Partners

Bikepacking Roots thanks all of our current business partners who believe in our mission, have a desire to support the bikepacking community, and have helped our small but growing organization accomplish so much. Please consider supporting these companies, and if you see any of the good folks from these companies out on the trail, please share your appreciation for what they do to support our community.