The Mountaineer Monster
We are stoked to announce that the Mountaineer Monster Grand Depart will return on October 24, 2026 with three distances to choose from: 110, 275, and 465-miles.

We are stoked to announce that the Mountaineer Monster Grand Depart will return on October 24, 2026 with three distances to choose from: 110, 275, and 465-miles.
The Sonoran Desert and greater Arizona are beautiful, rugged, and culturally diverse landscapes. Stories emerge from every saguaro, lie in every wash, under every rock and around every corner.
We’ve all had them, spooky encounters, whether its people, animals, or the beyond. Come join us on Tuesday October 27th at 6:00 PM at Campfire Cycling (15 E Toole Ave, Tucson, AZ 85701) and listen to stories from local storytellers tell hair raising, heart stopping, thrilling tails of exploring, navigating, and discovering this incredible landscape and more!
The Ranchita Rambler Grand Depart is not a race, but you can ride fast if you want to. It is intended as a chill weekend of bikepacking with friends, and is an excellent option for experienced mountain bikers for their first bikepacking adventure. Riders will start together and camp together, but are encouraged to ride their own pace and are expected to navigate for themselves.
This is an intermediate level bikepacking trip to a private property out in East Austin. The round trip mileage is ~50 miles.
Join us for a spoooky overnight to a local favorite at Green Lane Park.
Join us for a community bikepacking film festival and fundraiser celebrating trans, non-binary, gender-expansive, and women riders with short films, raffle prizes, limited edition merch, and more!
Dangerbird is the annual kick-off event to bikepack the Monumental Loop – the informal route that connects all parts of the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument. This event started out with community bikers and now has expanded to inviting bikepackers from across New Mexico, across the United States, and even a few from across the Atlantic!
Join us for our first Thursday touring presentation delivered by the rider themself! These feature a Q&A session, plenty opportunity for mingling, and refreshments. November's presenter is Robert Blake on the TransVA Mountain Route!
River to Sea loop is a group bicycle tour that takes riders to scenic springs, the Ocean, and Iconic Towns using as much gravel as possible.
Birdeye is a rally-style event for runners and gravel cyclists, mixing it up with music, food, and fun cultural activities. It’s a true one-of-a-kind adventure on Crowley's Ridge that you do not want to miss.
This is a grassroots campout taking place at Sunny Daze Campground (we have the whole private campsite booked!) near Shawnigan Lake.
Join City Cycles for their last overnight of the year, with a paved route starting in Bartlesville, and taking the scenic route to Wah Sha She State Park.
It's November, so you know what that means... Bago's annual party trip to Potawatomi State Park! We've got a big year of bikepacking planned, so we think we've earned a little bit of a celebration.
We will congregate at the Ahnapee trailhead in Algoma and begin riding the trail to Sturgeon Bay, where we'll ride to our site and setup the tents/hammocks before heading into town for food and drinks at the establishment of our choice.