Region: Western Maryland and West Virginia
Season: April through October
Miles: 199 | Elevation: 19,720′
Days Out: 2-4 | Tire Size: 45mm+”
Difficulty: 8/10 Physical | 6/10 Technical
This 200-mile route takes in the greatest variety of terrain and features available in the beautiful Allegheny Plateau, a rugged highland area between 2,000-3,500 feet in elevation with lush forests, stunning mountains, quiet creeks, and picturesque small towns steeped in history.
Region: Arizona
Season: Late March – Mid-May & Late Sept. – Early Nov.
Miles: 143 | Elevation: 6,492′
Days Out: 3-4 | Tire Size: ≥ 2.5 – 3.00″
Difficulty: 4/10 Physical | 5/10 Technical
House Rock Wrap takes bikepackers on a wraparound traverse across House Rock Valley to viewpoints of Marble Canyon. Riders can expect to visit and camp rim-side at Tiger, Bedrock, South Canyon, Buck Farm, and Triple Alcove points.
Region: Montana
Season: May–October
Miles: 180 | Elevation: 11,000’
Days Out: 2-5 | Tire Size: 40mm+
Difficulty: 4/10 Physical | 5/10 Technical
The Gravelly Go-Around has expansive mountain and valley views and generally easy riding, with just enough difficulty and remote feelings to keep things interesting!
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.
Region: Pennsylvania, Maryland, and West Virginia
Season: June – September
Miles: 465 | Elevation: 43,350’
Days Out: 5-9 | Tire Size: ≥ 50mm – 2.4″
Difficulty: 7/10 Physical | 4/10 Technical
On this gravel bikepacking loop, you’ll traverse the Allegheny Mountains (twice!), immerse yourself in the forests on each side of the Eastern Continental Divide, and visit over a dozen state forests, parks, and game lands, including both popular parks and remote forest roads that typically see no more than a few bicyclists each year.
Region: Nevada and Arizona
Season: November – Early April
Miles: 133 | Elevation: 11,269′
Days Out: 3-4 | Tire Size: ≥ 2.6 – 3.0”
Difficulty: 7/10 Physical | 5/10 Technical
Gold to Grand Loop takes bikepackers on a desert ride through Gold Butte and Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monuments along the Nevada/Arizona border. The route travels across the vast arid basins of the Mojave Desert in addition to tracing and climbing over the pinyon-studded Virgin Mountains.
Region: California
Season: Fall – Spring
Miles: 74 | Elevation: 3,600’
Days Out: 2-3 | Tire Size: 2.4″
Difficulty: 6/10 Physical | 6/10 Technical
This route uncovers the fascinating history of the Small Tract Act of 1938, and explores the remnants of the once-thriving gold mines where artifacts of the past still linger amongst breathtaking desert views and some of the best bike camping spots in this area of the Mojave.
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.
