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SUMMARY:Bikepacking Trip with Radical Adventure Riders out of Atlanta\, GA - POSTPONED DUE TO HURRICANE HELENE
DESCRIPTION:UPDATE FROM RAR ATLANTA \nDue to the devastation left in the wake of Hurricane Helene\, RAR Atlanta has made the tough decision to postpone the fall overnight bikepacking trip scheduled for this weekend. We hope to plan another overnight for the Spring of next year. \nPlease consider donating to help those impacted by the storm. Some organizations who have been leading the donation efforts are tagged in this post. \nWe send our love to our @rar.asheville family and look forward to partnering with you again soon! \nCheck out these organizations for donation guidance:\n@mutualaiddisasterrelief\n@ignitekindred \nRAR Atlanta and RAR Asheville are excited to announce a two-night\, three-day bikepacking trip from Friday\, October 4\, to Sunday\, October 6! \nSign-ups open on August 1\, 2024\, at 10AM EST and will close on August 15. Organizers are announcing this trip well in advance so that you have time to train and prepare. \nOrganizers are trying something new and different this trip! This will be an entirely self-supported bikepacking trip in north Georgia and begins with a mass start at 3PM on Friday\, October 4. \nIf you’ve ridden with Radical Adventure Riders before—which have been no-drop group rides with a support vehicle—this shift may be an adjustment. But organizers hope the change will be a fun one! The goal is to provide you with all the information you need to have a successful bikepacking trip and a great time. \nThe route the organizers have chosen is located halfway between Asheville and Atlanta\, so that members of both communities can join. The group will be riding a 58-mile route over 3 days with 4\,700 feet of climbing through mostly gravel roads and some pavement. The route will start in Cherry Log\, Georgia\, and loop through the stunning scenery around Springer Mountain. It is a doable but challenging route! Organizers strongly suggest having previous bikepacking or long distance cycling experience. A gravel bike with minimum 38mm tires is required. \nThis trip will be entirely self-supported\, meaning that each rider will need to carry all of their own water and gear for two nights and three days. There will not be a dedicated support and gear vehicle (SAG) like organizers usually do on their introductory bikepacking trips. However\, organizers will have ride support on the ride as well as volunteers in vehicles at certain checkpoints along the route in case any issues arise. \nInstead of riding all together in a group\, there will be a mass departure\, with everyone heading out at 3PM on Friday\, October 4. You may ride at your own pace and stop as often as you need. \nAll route and trip details will be communicated via email after August 15\, once sign-ups have closed. \n\nAbout RAR.Atlanta: A bike community for trans & gender expansive folks\, and women\, centering BIPOC individuals in ATL\nChapter of @radical.adventure.riders\nDetails 👇🏾 \nlinktr.ee/rar.atlanta
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/bikepacking-trip-with-rar-atlanta-out-of-atlanta-ga-3/
LOCATION:Atlanta\, Georgia
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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SUMMARY:2024 Tally Tango with Karlos Bernart (SingleTrack Samurai) in Florida
DESCRIPTION:Click on this line to register for the 2024 Event \nSingletrack Samurai Productions Presents a Tallahassee Bikepacking Creation: \nSee pictures and videos from the route here. \nOnly 50 spots are available per route category\, don’t delay\, register today!!! \nThe GROUP START Resumes\, BUT OYO/ITT OPTIONS CAN STILL BE ARRANGED. Can’t make the group start? That’s ok there is an option to buy the route\, guide\, and patch to ride the route in the future at your leisure. \nThe Tallahassee Tango routes are the first ultra-endurance bikepacking routes in the Florida panhandle. The routes are centered around the state capital and are composed of singletrack\, scenic double track\, coastal levees\, and forest roads. \nThere are Four routes available. \nThe Tango Original 165 – This route offers many of the same features as the 177 route\, just by passes Aucilla. \nThe Tango 177 – Takes riders through the Aucilla Singletrack and offers riders options to see some of Florida’s Finest Rapids. \nThe Tango 277- Features all the awesomeness of the 177 route\, but offers riders a chance to go through Tate’s Hell and Back! \nThe Tango LiTe\, aka the Tango through Hell – is a mostly Gravel Route option for those riders wanting to see this beautiful area and avoid 99% of the singletrack found on the original route. LiTe does not mean easy. Route mileage is estimated at 234 miles. \nOrganizers are asking for a 50$ Donation that will net all participants a patch\, a route guide\, gpx\, and a waypoint resource file. There will also be a pre-event pizza party and a well-stocked Samurai Camp on Saturday night\, offering riders a chance to party in the woods at no additional cost. \nRiders can also register as a TEAM. TEAM Riders need to purchase each ticket individually\, and when it comes time to register for Trackleaders\, that is when you submit your team information. Team riders and team riders can only share resources and draft off each other. There is a separate qualification for the team category. \nRules: \n1. You must complete the route under your power. Once you set foot in a motored power vehicle\, you voluntarily withdraw from the challenge. \n2. There is a no drafting rule in effect. \n3. You must be able to safely carry yourself the length of the route. You can only obtain supplies from commercial establishments along or near the route. You cannot pre-arrange any kind of support or supplies\, and no SAG vehicles are allowed. You are allowed to reserve camps and hotel rooms ahead of time. \n4. There will be 3 checkpoints\, for which you are required to provide photographic evidence. Some checkpoints may require video documentation. To prove that you passed these areas\, you can either email your pics and videos to Nakedindian@singletracksamurai.com\, or you can post them on your Facebook wall for Karlos to see and verify. \n5. Riders are encouraged to test their limits and finish the route in one BIG PUSH! But there is no penalty for taking a nap or two or sleeping an hour or Three. There are no time cut-offs in effect. Riders can take as long as they need to complete the route. \n6. All Riders will be tracked using Trackleaders. If you own your SPOT tracker OR Garmin INReach or other trackers\, organizers will send out directions on how to sign up and use the device. \nAll proceeds from the event are used to continue the work of organizing amazing one-of-a-kind events and help support the effort to map new routes and steward the existing routes. This is a full-time job\, and additional donations are always welcome and appreciated. \npaypal.me/SingleTrackSamurai \nQuestions? Feel Free to Email: Karlos@singletracksamurai.com \n  \nAbout Karlos\, the SingleTrack Samurai: SingleTrack Samurai encourages folks to chase adventure\, test their boundaries and take a moment to follow the routes I have created and organized throughout the years.
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/2024-tally-tango-with-karlos-bernart-singletrack-samurai-in-florida/
LOCATION:Tallahassee\, Florida
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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SUMMARY:Rides with Friends #3 Fly and High Rock Canyons with Kurstin Gerard Graham in Nevada
DESCRIPTION:Meet at 41.140354\, -119.370746\, the start of the route\, about 40 miles from Gerlach. Meet at 10 am. \nDay 1 The group will ride down Willow Creek\, Little Smoky Creek\, and Smoky Canyon through sagebrush grassland that is primarily being used for grazing. The route will pass High Rock Lake and enter Fly Canyon on the Applegate Emigrant trail. The group will explore the wonders of the Potholes on foot. \nThen the group will continue on the Emigrant trail in High Rock Canyon. The walls of the canyon are 500-800 feet above the canyon floor. Post Office Cave and the Garage are two historical highlights. Above Yellow Rock Canyon the route will turn off to Bernards Corrals on a cherry-stem road into the East Fork High Rock Canyon Wilderness Area. \n End of Day 1 35 miles\, 1\,200’ of climbing\, with challenging terrain and water crossings in High Rock Canyon. \nDay 2 The route will descend High Rock Canyon and reverse our route past the mouth of Little High Rock Canyon. The group will meet the stewardship team from Friends of Black Rock High Rock to do a clean-up project at this high impact area. FBRHR will provide all the necessary tools for the job as well as a cooler of snacks and drinks. FBRHR also makes every stewardship project educational and entertaining. After that the group will ride out to our vehicles by 4 pm. \nEnd of Day 2 31 miles\, 1\,400’ of climbing. \nAbout Kurstin Gerard Graham: Author of Bikepacking Northern Nevada and host of regular bikepacking trips in Nevada.
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/rides-with-friends-3-potholes-and-high-rocks-with-kurstin-gerard-graham-in-nevada/
LOCATION:41.140373\, -119.370766
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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SUMMARY:Dogspeed Cycles Fall Bike Camping Clinic in Austin\, Texas
DESCRIPTION:Join the folks of Dogspeed Cycles at the shop Monday\, October 7th for a fall bike camping clinic at 6:30pm! \nMeet the ride leaders\, get your questions answered\, and find out what the surprise is! \nThx for the pics: @texasshowdownseries
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/dogspeed-cycles-fall-bike-camping-clinic-in-austin-texas/
LOCATION:Dogspeed Cycles (formerly Cycleast)\, 1619 E Cesar\, Austin\, TX\, 78702\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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SUMMARY:Overnight with RAR.Salt Lake City and RAR.Front Range in Fruita\, Colorado
DESCRIPTION:Join the @rar.frontrange and @rar.slc chapters for a special weekend in the Colorado desert filled with biking\, community\, and fun camp vibes! \nMore details coming soon. \nDates: October 11-14\nLocation: Fruita\, CO\nWho: For all Women\, Trans\, Femme\, and Non-binary cyclists in the West/Southwest/Rocky Mountains\nPrice: FREE \nSign up via the link to be notified of updates.
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/overnight-with-rar-salt-lake-city-and-rar-front-range-in-fruita-colorado/
LOCATION:Fruita\, Colorao
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241011
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241015
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UID:66122-1728604800-1728950399@bikepackingroots.org
SUMMARY:The Big Lonely with Northwest Competitive Adventure in Bend\, Oregon - SOLD OUT
DESCRIPTION:Discover the Adventure of a Lifetime: Join THE BIG LONELY!\nDate: October 11\, 2024\nTime: 6 AM\nLocation: Bend\, Oregon \n\nAn Epic Journey Begins in Bend\, Oregon! \nReady to embark on an adventure that will test participants’ limits\, immerse them in stunning landscapes\, and support an incredible cause? Look no further than THE BIG LONELY\, an unsupported bikepacking odyssey that promises an experience like no other. Mark the calendars for October 11\, 2024\, because this is one event not to be missed! \n\nA Unique Adventure: Self-Supported and Self-Determined\nTHE BIG LONELY is not a typical race. It’s a Grand Depart-style event where the pace is entirely up to each participant. Whether a seasoned cyclist eager to push their limits or a leisurely rider wanting to savor every breathtaking view\, this event caters to all. The only rule? Rely solely on oneself and their gear. No support crews\, no assistance—just the rider\, their bike\, and the open road. \nAn Extraordinary Route through Central Oregon\nStarting and ending in the charming city of Bend\, Oregon—a haven for beer lovers and bike enthusiasts—THE BIG LONELY will take participants on a journey through the diverse and expansive Central Oregon region. This is a place where nature’s grandeur is on full display\, offering a mix of 30% singletrack\, 50% gravel/doubletrack\, and 20% paved scenic bikeway. \nHighlights of the Route Include: \n\nMrazek Trail in Skyline Forest: Ascend the iconic trail through towering pines and lush forest canopies.\nMetolius and Crooked Rivers: Ride alongside these serene waters\, soaking in the tranquility and beauty.\nOchoco Mountains: Conquer these relentless peaks for a sense of accomplishment like no other.\nHigh Desert Singletrack: Glide across 30 miles of smooth\, uninterrupted singletrack in the high desert.\n\nWith over 350 miles of challenging terrain and 25\,000 feet of elevation gain\, this adventure is designed to push limits and reward participants with unparalleled vistas and a deep sense of achievement. \nSupport a Worthy Cause\nParticipating in THE BIG LONELY isn’t just about personal achievement. It’s about making a difference. This event benefits the Bikepacking Roots BIPOC Grant\, which supports greater inclusivity and opportunities within the bikepacking community. By joining this adventure\, participants help to promote diversity and inclusion in outdoor recreation. \nA Journey through History and Culture\nAs participants traverse this incredible route\, they will pass through lands that hold deep historical significance. These regions were once sacred and are still honored by the indigenous peoples\, including the Northern Paiute\, Yahooskin\, Tenino\, Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs\, Molalla\, and Klamath tribes. This journey offers not just an opportunity for physical challenge but also a chance to reflect on and respect the rich cultural heritage of these lands. \nHow to Prepare for the Adventure\nBefore hitting the trail\, participants should read the Adventure Manual (linked below). It’s packed with essential information to help prepare for every aspect of THE BIG LONELY. From gear recommendations to route details\, this manual is the go-to resource for ensuring a safe and successful adventure. \nRead the Adventure Manual Here \nJoin Us for THE BIG LONELY\nThis is more than just a bikepacking event—it’s a journey of self-discovery\, a chance to connect with nature\, and an opportunity to support a fantastic cause. Whether riding to set a new personal record or simply to enjoy the beauty of Central Oregon\, THE BIG LONELY is the adventure everyone has been waiting for. \nDon’t miss out on this incredible experience. Register now\, prepare your gear\, and get ready for the ride of a lifetime! \n\nRegister Today!\nReady to take on the challenge? Register now to secure a spot in THE BIG LONELY and start preparing for an unforgettable adventure. \nRegistration and information here \n\nStay Connected: \n\nFollow on Instagram for updates and inspiration!\nJoin the Facebook Group to connect with fellow adventurers.\n\nLet’s ride together on October 11th and make memories that will last a lifetime! 🌟🚵‍♀️🗺️
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/the-big-lonely-with-northwest-competitive-adventure-in-bend-oregon/
LOCATION:Bend\, Oregon
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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SUMMARY:Dogspeed Cycles Overnights out of Austin\, Texas
DESCRIPTION:20ish miles to Maxwell’s Manor. \nReach out to Dogspeed Cycles directly for more details.
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/dogspeed-cycles-overnights-out-of-austin-texas/
LOCATION:Dogspeed Cycles (formerly Cycleast)\, 1619 E Cesar\, Austin\, TX\, 78702\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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SUMMARY:October Overnight with RAR.Finger Lakes in New York
DESCRIPTION:Join RAR Fingerlakes for a weekend bike tour / campout! \n*this event is reserved for women\, trans\, femme\, and non-binary folks!*\n\n\nWhen: Saturday\, Oct 12\, 10am to Sunday\, October 13\, late afternoon\n\nWhere: Meet at Bike Walk Tompkins at 10am. The group will be biking about 20 miles with 2\,000 ft elevation through Brooktondate to camp on top of Mount Pleasant. On Sunday we will bike an additional 20 miles and stop for a treat\, and then back to Bike Walk Tompkins by the afternoon.\n\nAmenities / Camping: The campsite (Hoffman Challenge Course) has a bathroom\, firepit\, and yurt. Anyone wishing to sleep in the yurt is welcome! Please plan to bring a sleeping bag and sleeping pad. There will also be lots of room for folks to pitch a tent for camping as well.\n\nFood: On Saturday the group will be stopping by Brookton’s Market for lunch (bring $$$). Organizers are planning to have a group dinner at the campsite (please list any allergies / dietary restrictions in the form below). Folks should plan to bring snacks for the ride and breakfast for the morning.\n\nStop by Bike Walk Tompkins (803 Cascadilla St) the Thursday before the campout (10/10) from 6-8pm to get your bike tuned up\, ask questions about gear\, or to pack your gear!\n\nAll levels of riders welcome\, but participants should feel confident on a bike as the route will be about 20 miles with lots of hills.\n\nIf you are looking to borrow any equipment (bike\, camping gear\, etc.)\, please note it in this form.\n\nThere are 10 spots available for this campout!
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/october-overnight-with-rar-finger-lakes-in-new-york/
LOCATION:Bike Walk Tompkins\, Ithaca\, New York\, Behind Enterprise\, 803 Cascadilla St.\, Ithica\, New York\, 14850\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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SUMMARY:Camp Sullivan Indigenous People’s Day - Family Bike Camp Out with Out Our Front Door out of Chicago\, IL
DESCRIPTION:A 3-Day Bike Camping Adventure for Kids and Families\, Camp Sullivan\nEVENT DETAILS\nStart: will be on the South Side at the historic Beverly Bike and Ski\, one of the oldest bike shops in Chicago. \nMeet: 9:30 am Saturday morning August 5th; Depart: 10:00 am \nRide to and Overnight: Camp Sullivan\, 14630 Oak Park Ave. 60452 \nReturn to start point by Bike 4:30 pm Sunday afternoon August 6th \nRegistration comes with Guided Tour\, Campsites\, a communal heated cabin to warm up in\, and food for all meals from Saturday dinner to Monday lunch. \nYou should plan to bring your tent and camping gear on your bike. Organizers are working with the campground to try and get access to their camp gear library\, but it may be closed for the season by the time this event rolls around. \nDay 1: 20ish Miles | Day 2: 20ish miles \nRidership Level: Easy \nAll Are Welcome \nTRIP DESCRIPTION\nExplore the beauty of the extensive forest preserves in the Southwest Burbs. The group will ride through the Southside neighborhoods of Beverly and Mt. Greenwood and eventually arrive to the Cal Sag Trail. From there\, the group will wind through the trails of the forest preserves. Along the route\, there will be plenty of breaks and will even have a picnic before arriving to Camp Sullivan. \nAs all of Out Our Front Door’s rides celebrate this beautiful corner of the earth we call home\, organizers acknowledge the many people who have lived here before and seek to promote Indigenous perspectives into all we do. This ride is a celebration of this idea in practice. We have much to learn (and unlearn) and hope you will join on this journey. \nWHAT’S INCLUDED\n\nTwo Night/Three Day Tent Campsite Reservation\nTents\, sleeping bags\, sleeping pads\nInterpretative Trail Guides/Ride Leaders\nCampfire & Camp Snacks\nMeals from Saturday Dinner to Monday Lunch\n\nTransfers: Out Our Front Door has limitations for ticket transfers\, but may accommodate in the event certain criteria are met. You may review this updated Transfer Policy flowsheet to determine what next steps you need to take. \nWHAT TO BRING\n\nYour kid(s) and bikes and all necessary camp gear (including plates\, silverware\, and cups for meals\nSaturday sack lunch\, though we will be able to stop at a store/restaurant and/or order delivery\nBike lock\, spare inner tubes\, bike lights\, & helmets\nPersonal Items and changes of clothes
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/camp-sullivan-indigenous-peoples-day-family-bike-camp-out-with-out-our-front-door-out-of-chicago-il/
LOCATION:Chicago\, Illinois
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241013T120000
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SUMMARY:Beginner Overnighter to Catalina State Park w/ Campfire Cycling in Arizona
DESCRIPTION:***If you would like to join this ride\, but it is cost prohibitive to do so or if you need to borrow gear to make it happen\, please reach out directly to Campfire Cycling. \nThe group will be leaving Campfire Cycling at 11AM for a 23-mile ride up the loop (Paved bike path) with bathrooms as well as water fountains and options for supplies to Catalina State Park. Organizers have reserved a group campground with room for 20 tents. \nOn Campfire Cycling Community Events/Rides\, organizers follow the Campfire Code of Conduct. Emphasis is placed on creating a positive and supportive environment where everyone feels welcome and heard. Organizers don’t assume anyone’s abilities based on outwards appearance\, and everyone takes responsibility for their actions and words. Riders are expected to respect the land\, it’s original stewards and leave no trace. \nIf this is your first bikepacking trip\, the folks at Campfire Cycling are here to help. If you would like advice on gear need or want any other advice\, the organizers strongly recommend you stop by with your bike or pack up your bike for the trip and bring it by the shop so they can check out your setup and make recommendations as needed. Feel free to set up an appointment or just stop on by. \nWhile this is a beginner oriented bikepacking trip\, everyone is welcome. Organizers are sure all the newbies will appreciate having experienced campers along for the ride. It’s a great opportunity to do a shake down run with new gear or a new to you set up as well as sharing experience\, knowledge and setups. \nThis will be a no drop ride. The group will ride at a party pace with many stops and chances for regrouping as well as resupply. There are bathrooms and water along the route. Campfire Cycling will also always have a mechanic at the back of the ride so no one is left behind in case trouble arises. There is also food available near the camp. \nPlease be prepared with all of your own camping gear\, food and water. There are bathroom facilities (Showers!) and water available at Catalina State Park. There are also Stores and restaurants nearby.
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/beginner-overnighter-to-catalina-state-park-w-campfire-cycling-in-arizona/
LOCATION:Catalina State Park\, Arizona
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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SUMMARY:Fall Overnight with Ship of Fools in Santa Fe\, New Mexico
DESCRIPTION:Partake in the Rites of Fall Aspen Ranch overnighter Saturday\, October 12th at 3:30pm from the Railyard. Come out\, bring your tent\, see the death of Summer while witnessing leaf peeping at its finest.
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/fall-overnight-with-ship-of-fools-in-santa-fe-new-mexico/
LOCATION:Santa Fe\, New Mexico
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241017T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241018T200000
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CREATED:20241005T163423Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241005T163423Z
UID:67489-1729188000-1729281600@bikepackingroots.org
SUMMARY:GET LOST Touring Presentation "Summer 2024 On The Great Divide Mountain Bike Route" at Journeyman's Adventure Co  in Richmond\, VA
DESCRIPTION:GET LOST Touring Presentation “Summer 2024 On The Great Divide Mountain Bike Route”\n\n\nChip and Lynn will share their stories from their ride on GDMBR. They did a chunk of it\, cycling 1271 miles from Whitefish\, Montana to Breckenridge\, Colorado in July and August of this summer.
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/get-lost-touring-presentation-summer-2024-on-the-great-divide-mountain-bike-route-at-journeymans-adventure-co-in-richmond-va/
LOCATION:Journeyman’s Adventure Company\, Richmond VA
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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ORGANIZER;CN="Glenn Amey":MAILTO:glenn@journeymans.co
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241019
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241022
DTSTAMP:20241005T161620Z
CREATED:20241005T161620Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241005T161620Z
UID:67109-1729296000-1729555199@bikepackingroots.org
SUMMARY:NETT 2Nighter with Backyard Bikepacking DFW and White Rock Ramble in North Texas
DESCRIPTION:This October\, Backyard Bikepacking DFW is hosting a two-night bikepacking trip along the NETT and the surrounding areas. This will be a great opportunity to get more experience bikepacking without the hassle of planning a route\, finding a crew\, or leaving your backyard. \n🚵🏼‍♂️ This trip is only recommended for those with prior bikepacking experience 🚵🏼‍♂️ \nThe group will be heading from Farmersville\, TX to Cooper Lake State Park (60 mi)\, to Bonham SP (50 mi)\, and back (30 mi). Many of the miles will be on unpaved and unmaintained roads\, so a gravel or MTB bike is recommended. \nWhat your entry gets you: \n⛺ Park entries and campsite spots\n📋 Pre-trip shakeout ride (date TBA)\n👨‍🔧 Ride support from the Backyard Bikepacking team \nThe organizers truly want everyone to feel welcome\, so if you have any questions\, concerns\, or requests\, please send them a DM or connect with via email (backyard.bikepacking.dfw@gmail.com)
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/nett-2nighter-with-backyard-bikepacking-dfw-and-white-rock-ramble-in-north-texas/
LOCATION:Farmersville\, Texas
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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ORGANIZER;CN="White Rock Ramble":MAILTO:samuelcooper94@gmail.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241019
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241021
DTSTAMP:20241011T170922Z
CREATED:20241011T170922Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241011T170922Z
UID:67521-1729296000-1729468799@bikepackingroots.org
SUMMARY:Donner Bikecamping with Truckee Bikepacking Collective in Truckee\, California
DESCRIPTION:The Details: Park at the Safeway in Truckee CA\, roll out at 10am sharp\, then promptly open a magic portal to a beautiful dirty stinky world where time and capitalism no longer exist. \nThis will be the last bike camping trip of the year\, and holy smokes it’s a good one\, with some mellow singletrack\, a beautiful little lake\, an amazing camp site\, and the longest abandoned railroad tunnels the organizers have ever ridden through! This ride starts with a kicker of a climb\, but only totals 38 miles and +3235 feet of climbing over Saturday and Sunday. \nThis will be self-supported dispersed camping near Cascade Lakes (6700ft elevation)\, following LNT principles\, so bring: food\, a warm sleep system\, a water filter\, a bike light for the tunnels\, and a way to bury your own poop (trowel). As always\, this is a casual open-invite trip. No sag\, and no registration or money required\, but organizers will do their best to make sure nobody is left behind or stranded. The organizers all wear helmets and ask that you do as well. \nThese rides are at a conversational pace\, and the group will stick together. If you want to KOM your Strava or impress people by being first up the climb\, don’t bother coming\, as the best of the party is at the back of the pack. \nThe route link is in my bio. Be sure to download it in one form or another before the trip\, as cell service can be nonexistent in this area. Jump into any of our DM’s for questions or advice\, and hope to see you there! \n*Organizers rode this route in mid-October last year\, and it was warm and divine\, but if it starts raining and snowing\, organizers will call it off.
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/donner-bikecamping-with-truckee-bikepacking-collective-in-truckee-california/
LOCATION:Truckee\, California
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241019
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241021
DTSTAMP:20240910T205802Z
CREATED:20240910T205802Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240910T205802Z
UID:67311-1729296000-1729468799@bikepackingroots.org
SUMMARY:Bike Camping with All Bodies On Bikes in Albuquerque\, New Mexico
DESCRIPTION:Save the date for some exciting rides and an overnight trip this fall! All Bodies On Bikes\, ABQ is going bikepacking! 🏕️ \nWith support from Fat Tire Cycles and Albuquerque Single Speed\, this series will get you set up for all things bikepacking! \nThere will be three clinics to prepare your bike and gear for a bikepacking excursion\, the first two held at Fat Tire Cycles in Corrales\, and the third will be a shake out ride to test gear. \nClinic 1 (10/6 @ 10am) is a Loaded Bike Q&A: The organizers will bring some examples of various ways to load your gear and open up the room for any questions you might have. \nClinic 2 (1013 @ 10am) is a bag and gear swap and set-up how to: Bring all your gear and see what works\, what you might need to swap or get help setting up and loading up your bags. \nIn Clinic 3 (10/18 @ 6pm) the group will meet up fully loaded for a short shake out ride to see that everything works out on the bike. In addition to the clinics\, join the organizers for a series of build-up rides to prepare for the bikepacking route. This introduction to bikepacking overnighter will require the cyclist to be able to ride 30 miles over mixed terrain\, and the build-up series can help get you there! The group will be camping in the Caja del Rio\, west of Santa Fe. \nPlan to take the Rio Metro Rail Runner with the group or meet at the Santa Fe Railyards on Oct 19th and return the same way on Oct 20th. \nMINIMUM recommended tire width is 40 – 45mm\, knobby/tread \nGear list\, ride route and details\, and travel plans to come! \nKeep a look-out on the All Bodies on Bikes ABQ Instagram for more detailed information for each clinic and training ride\, including meet up times and routes. \nShakeout Ride Dates: 9/20\, 9/27\, 10/4\, 10/11\, 10/18
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/bike-camping-with-all-bodies-on-bikes-in-albuquerque-new-mexico/
LOCATION:Caja del Rio\, Santa Fe\, New Mexico
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241019
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241021
DTSTAMP:20241011T165726Z
CREATED:20241011T165726Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241011T165726Z
UID:67519-1729296000-1729468799@bikepackingroots.org
SUMMARY:Autumn Sun Harvest - Bike Camping to Illinois Beach State Park with Out Our Front Door out of Chicago\, IL
DESCRIPTION:Pace: Casual. 12-15mph. Intermediate level. \nTrail/Route: Paved road with minimal gravel incorporated. \nLodging: Tent (camping gear not provided). The group will stay at Illinois Beach State Park (IL DNR) located at 1 Lake Front Dr\, Zion\, IL 60099 (map). \nType: Adult Ride (21+). \nItinerary:\nDay 1: 40 miles | Day 2: 55 miles\, or 2 miles with return on Metra \nSupport: Self-supported. No vehicle support. \nTRIP DESCRIPTION\nGet ready for crisp cool air mornings and the smell of autumn\, as the group will tour the forests of Northeastern Illinois. \nA seasonal landscape\, where vast tracks of color flush red\, yellow and autumn bronze\, in the valley of the DesPlaines. A regional ride through the woods and prairies that lie beyond Chicago. But before the group gets there… house pumpkins\, gourds\, and cider fill the north shore communities\, as riders will travel north and feast their eyes upon architectural masterpieces. \nLearn about the towns\, the lay of the land\, and the unique ecosystems along the way\, as the organizers drop knowledge on top of your noggins at each breakpoint. \nThe group will ride to and camp on the youngest land in the state at Illinois Beach State Park\, discover the Dead River\, go on a guided nature walk\, and learn what the Chicago area looked like before European settlement. And what better way to end the first day of riding than to relax around a campfire\, on a cool night with warm apple cider on the shores of Lake Michigan. \nDay two\, you can choose to do the 55 mile return along the Desplaines River Trail\, or just hop on the Metra train just outside of the campground. Gather some friends\, check out the itinerary\, and let’s have a good time. \nTransfers: We have limitations for ticket transfers but may accommodate in the event certain criteria are met. You may review this updated Transfer Policy flowsheet to determine what next steps you need to take.
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/autumn-sun-harvest-bike-camping-to-illinois-beach-state-park-with-out-our-front-door-out-of-chicago-il/
LOCATION:Chicago\, Illinois
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241019T073000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241020T194500
DTSTAMP:20240301T042357Z
CREATED:20231115T145139Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240301T042357Z
UID:63903-1729323000-1729453500@bikepackingroots.org
SUMMARY:Autumn Sun Harvest: Bike Tour to Illinois Beach State Park in October with Out Our Front Door out of Chicago\, IL
DESCRIPTION:EVENT DETAILS\nPace: Casual. 12-15mph. Intermediate level. \nTrail/Route: Paved road with minimal gravel incorporated. \nLodging: Tent (camping gear not provided). We will stay at Illinois Beach State Park (IL DNR) located at 1 Lake Front Dr\, Zion\, IL 60099 (map). \nItinerary:\nDay 1: 40 miles | Day 2: 55 miles\, or 2 miles with return on Metra \nSupport:Self-supported. Not vehicle support. \nTRIP DESCRIPTION\nGet ready for crisp\, cool air mornings and the smell of autumn\, as we tour the forests of Northeastern Illinois. \nA seasonal landscape\, where vast tracks of color flush red\, yellow and autumn bronze\, in the valley of the DesPlaines. A regional ride through the woods and prairies that lies beyond Chicago. But before we get there… house pumpkins\, gourds\, and cider fill the north shore communities\, as we travel north and feast our eyes upon architectural masterpieces. \nLearn about the towns\, the lay of the land\, and the unique ecosystems along the way\, as the guides drop knowledge on top of your noggins at each breakpoint. \nThe group will ride to and camp on the youngest land in the state at Illinois Beach State Park\, discover the Dead River\, go on a guided nature walk\, and learn what the Chicago area looked like before European settlement. And what better way to end the first day of riding than to relax around a campfire\, on a cool night with warm apple cider on the shores of Lake Michigan. \nDay two\, you can choose to do the 55-mile return along the Desplaines River Trail\, or just hop on the Metra train just outside the campground. Gather some friends\, check out the itinerary\, and let’s have a good time. \nTransfers: Out Our Front Door has limitations for ticket transfers\, but may accommodate in the event certain criteria are met. You may review this updated Transfer Policy flowsheet to determine what next steps you need to take. \nWHAT IS INCLUDED\n\nCampground fees (sites\, firewood\, etc.)\nFood for Day 1 dinner and Day 2 breakfast.\nEducation about our local history and nature\nReally nice and supportive guides\n\nWHAT IS NOT INCLUDED\n\nFood for Day 1 lunch and Day 2 lunch (we will stop at designated restaurants\, but the guides will not pay for these meals).\nSnacks\n\nWHAT TO BRING\nRequired Items:\n\nYour bike!\nHelmet – encouraged but not required\nTent & Camping Gear\nHead Lamp\nCash/Debit/Credit Card for your food and your drinks\nPhoto I.D. and Emergency Contact Info\nTwo spare inner tubes and tools to replace a flat (guides will be able to assist)\nAt least 2 water bottles\nBike lights\, front and rear\nLock for your bike\nHigh energy snacks\nChange of clothes\, including swimsuit and/or rain gear!\nPhone battery pack\nCamp mug\, plate/bowl\, eating utensils\nWelcoming\, adventurous\, can-do attitude
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/adult-bike-camping-in-october-with-out-our-front-door-out-of-chicago-il/
LOCATION:Chicago\, Illinois
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241019T120000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241020T133000
DTSTAMP:20241005T171105Z
CREATED:20240926T194600Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241005T171105Z
UID:67434-1729339200-1729431000@bikepackingroots.org
SUMMARY:Buffalo Creek Campout with the Front Range Overnighters Club in Colorado
DESCRIPTION:Utilizing literally all the hard work of @yawp_cyclery from the BATM last year\, we’re going camping at Buff Creek on October 19. \nMeet up at the main mountain bike parking lot (Buffalo Creek Recreation Area) for a noon departure. \nThis will be dispersed and unsupported\, please bring all necessary items of survival and comfort (and a trowel). There should be a creek near camp\, Ithe organizers will try to confirm prior to the camp out and report back. \nIf the weather is guaranteed crappy the organizer will likely announce their removal…of themselves but anyone is welcome to still go of course. This time of year can be spectacularly beautiful or snowing…fingers crossed. \nReach out to the Front Range Overnighter Club for more information.
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/buffalo-creek-campout-with-the-front-range-overnighter-club-in-colorado/
LOCATION:Buffalo Creek Recreaton Area\, 20725 Forest Rd 550\, Pine\, CO\, 80470\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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ORGANIZER;CN="Front Range Overnighers Club":MAILTO:whiteryanc@gmail.com
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241019T160000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241020T170000
DTSTAMP:20240920T194404Z
CREATED:20240920T194229Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240920T194404Z
UID:67357-1729353600-1729443600@bikepackingroots.org
SUMMARY:Campfire Grind: Bike Camping Trip with Upshift Workshop in Washington DC
DESCRIPTION:Follow Upshift Workshop on Instagram for updated details. \n4pm meet up @ the shop! \n20 miles round trip (returning on Sunday)
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/campfire-grind-bike-camping-trip-with-upshift-workshop-in-washington-dc/
LOCATION:Upshift Workshop\, 2501 Champlain St. NW\, Washington DC\, DC\, 20009\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241024
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241028
DTSTAMP:20241005T152613Z
CREATED:20241005T151606Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241005T152613Z
UID:67472-1729728000-1730073599@bikepackingroots.org
SUMMARY:Central Texas Super Lowdown with Bikes or Death out of Texas - SOLD OUT
DESCRIPTION:New for 2024! How Low can you go?? \nIntroducing the Super Lowdown! Building on the Bikes or Death mission to make the outdoors and bikepacking accessible for everyone\, the Super Lowdown clocks in at just 83 miles with free camping at Oxford Campground at mile 55 on the route. \nThis is not a race. This is an opportunity to ride your damn bike with a lot of other bikepackers in a beautiful Hill Country setting. \nGPS Tracking is required for safety reasons. \nThis event is being held as a part of the Bikes or Death Texas Showdown series. Here’s a little bit about that series from the Bikes or Death webpage: \nHowdy and welcome to the Texas Showdown Series\, the brainchild of native Texan\, Patrick Farnsworth\, host of the Bikes or Death podcast.   \nThe TSS was created to give adventure cyclist opportunities to explore three very different regions of Texas.  From the Pine Curtains of East Texas\, to the Hills of Central Texas\, and to the remote and rugged desert of West Texas.   \nBikepacking Roots is proud to be a Campout Sponsor for the Texas Lowdown series put on by Patrick and the Bikes or Death team.
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/central-texas-super-lowdown-with-bikes-or-death-out-of-texas-sold-out/
LOCATION:Castel\, Texas\, 19522 W Ranch Rd 152\, Castell\, TX\, 76831\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241025
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241028
DTSTAMP:20240731T234450Z
CREATED:20240723T210257Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240731T234450Z
UID:66432-1729814400-1730073599@bikepackingroots.org
SUMMARY:2024 New Mexico Bikepacking Summit plus Dangerbird and Safetybird rides
DESCRIPTION:Join Bikepacking Roots for our 3rd year at the New Mexico Bikepacking Summit. \nNM Bikepacking Summit: October 25th with vendors\, speakers\, and more! Details to come. \nRide options: \n\nDangerbird: October 26th at 9am @ Plaza de Las Cruces. The full route is 250 miles\, and there are options to just do the North or South loop. Register here\nSafetybird: The ride\, scheduled from October 26-27\, 2024\, will cover 10-15 miles per day on mixed surfaces\, including an overnight campout. The event includes pre-ride meetings to help participants prepare and aims to provide a welcoming environment for new bikepackers to experience a night out in OM-DP. Register here\n\nWe are excited to collaborate with the great organizers of these events:
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/2024-new-mexico-bikepacking-summit-plus-dangerbird-and-safetybird-rides/
LOCATION:Las Cruces\, New Mexico
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241025
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241028
DTSTAMP:20240925T200951Z
CREATED:20240903T224410Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240925T200951Z
UID:67238-1729814400-1730073599@bikepackingroots.org
SUMMARY:Nutmeg Noreaster Vol 8 with Ron's Bikes in Killingworth\, Connecticut
DESCRIPTION:Detailed information about this year’s Nutmeg Nor’easter has been released by Ron’s Bikes. The following is from the 2024 Nutmeg Nor’easter Registration Announcement: \nanother world championship of sandal riding is upon us — the 8th annual! wow\, and our toes are still somewhat intact. this year\, like last year\, will be held at Dear Lake Camp in Killingworth Connecticut — enveloped in quaintness and it’s trappings. what deep pleasures in these soft times of bumpy bike rides! \nhere is some media from last year so you can get an idea of what you are getting into \nrons bikes coverage ::: the Radavist coverage ::: Bikepacking.com coverage ::: \nthe biggest change from years past is that there are no “nearly all you can eat” pizza tickets. a few slices is included with your reg for everyone — we pushed our pizza purveyors to the limits last year\, and still didn’t have enough — so we are bringing in more food for purchase from farmer Jess and other vendors. there will be plenty of vegan options for purchase also. \nother than that\, folks from last year should know what to expect (hopefully not more rain!). and folks who are new\, well\, hi! and read on for some details. \nCamp Options: there are Cabins and bunk houses on the premises\, lean-to shelters\, tent camping\, and car camping zones. camp sites and bunk cabins are first come first serve on Friday starting at NOON. \nGetting there: from NYC the metro north to New Haven\, transfer to shoreline east to Clinton. Dear Lake is 5 pleasant miles from the station. Roll on bike service and all. could do the same from Boston I suppose. you can always drive too — there will be plenty of parking\, but we always like to not have tooooo many cars involved. If flying\, Bradley International Airport (BDL) is an hour drive. \nroutes to the event: I make up a few country options each year from the New Haven train station and Clinton train station. Old Saybrook too if you are coming from Boston. those will be emailed by Thursday before the event. \nWhy this date?: this is the weekend when the last fall foliage of New England reaches it’s peak — a farewell in many ways. \nYard Sale Swa(m)p meet:  it’s 10 bucks extra at reg to sell bikes\, parts\, merch\, bespoke wooden dildos etc. There will be a special designated covered area for this part of the event in the great hall. 25 vendor tickets are available — 8ft folding table included. there will be wifi in this area this year to make electronic payments easier. \nClasses: We’ve had some good skill shares over the years — if you have a course you’d like to teach\, then reach out to Tenzin@ronsbikes.com \nFood: our olde friends Fire in the Kitchen will be tossing pizza pies for the 8th year in a row on Saturday night for the pizza party. there will be enough for everyone to have a few slices. We will have Jess from the farm and food trucks of sorts for Friday\, Saturday\, and Sunday too. there are Stop & Shops with decent natural foods sections nearby in both Madison CT and Clinton CT 5 miles from the event space. There will be camp fires and your camp stoves to cook other things and make coffee etc. \nCoffee: any baristas want to set up for espresso drinks? let me know. we will also have the giant percolators going as usual for this with less discerning tastes. \nWeather:  generally we want to expect cracker Jack 60-70 F and sunny with Southern New England fall foliage at its absolute peak gloriousness. that being said\, it can also be a deluge as we found out last year. you made it work! \nRain Date?:  nope! we made it through last year — rain or shine\, this spot has enough roofs and good folks to make it a time to be had regardless of weather.  It’s New England! \nToilets: there are a whole lot of them on the premises \nWater: there is potable well water at site \nShowers: bring some wet wipes! there are also showers on the premises\, and perhaps rain to stand out in. \nKid Friendly?: no kids\, sorry. \ne-bikes: no ebikes\, sorry. the trails do not allow them in the area. \nrefunds: sorry\, no refunds\, but if you need to transfer your reg to someone else\, you can do it via bike reg. \nRoutes: there will be 3-5 of them ranging from an easy country road spin with a stop at the beach to rugged class 4 roads and lots of trail that you might think is hiking trail because it is. I will post the routes the week before the event along with the suggested tire size. you can do as many of the routes as you’d like. \nAid stations: there will be no aid stations or external support once you leave the venue location. the gpx routes will be enriched with waypoints showing you where to get water and food while you are out\, but you are on your own for the most part. \nNavigation: highly recommend a head unit or some way to strap your phone to your handlebar as the courses will not be marked\, and there are a lot of turns and easy ways to get really turned around out there. I would not recommend anyone going out on one of the longer rides without a head unit. \nRegistration: OPEN NOW at bike reg \nhope everyone has a good month! stay tuned to reg emails for more\, and I will try and answer any questions in the comments.
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/nutmeg-noreaster-vol-8-with-rons-bikes-in-killingworth-connecticut/
LOCATION:Killingworth\, Connecticut
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241026
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241028
DTSTAMP:20241005T165149Z
CREATED:20240124T153252Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20241005T165149Z
UID:64473-1729900800-1730073599@bikepackingroots.org
SUMMARY:October Bike Campout with the Wild Wolf Cycling Collective in California - WAITLIST
DESCRIPTION:UPDATE: This trip is currently at capacity x 2 with a waitlist 😱 \n🍁 🚲 Last Wild Wolf campout of the year 🎃 🍂 \nThis 🐢 🐩 route takes riders from LA to Ventura via metrolink and from Ventura to Lake Casitas via the Ojai bike path and some rural roads with a small amount of sustained climbing. \nRoute stats:\n🐢 🐩 Day one is 23ish miles with 900ft elevation gain and 100% paved. \n🐢 🐩 Day two is 23ish miles with 500ft elevation gain and 100% paved. \nThis trip is first time camper and pannier/road bike friendly for riders comfortable with 25 mile days and a bit of hills. A bike with a good range of gears is recommended. \nPriority spots will be given to first time and emerging campers as well as bipoc and gender expansive riders with camp and transportation fellowships available. \nOur gear library is available to get new campers set up. \n🦎 🐺 🐐 Friday 2 night option is available for experienced campers and lone wolves. \nWild Wolf Cycling Collective (WWCC) is an intentional space to celebrate\, connect\, and center ALL gender expansive and women riders while creating and expanding pedal powered access to the outdoors. \nFellowships covering camp and metrolink costs as well as additions to our gear library are made possible thanks to a grant from @adventurecycling \n🦄 *This event is for a by gender expansive and women riders who identify as non-binary\, gender queer\, gender fluid\, trans\, femme\, women\, intersex\, agender\, two spirited and all that identify outside of the gender binary. This event is closed to cis-men. \n  \nAbout Wild Wolf Cycling Collective: 💜 an intentional space to celebrate\, connect\, and center gender-expansive and women riders 🐺 monthly bike campouts & social rides\n🚲 based in LA
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/october-bike-campout-with-the-wild-wolf-cycling-collective-in-california/
LOCATION:Los Angeles\, California
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241026T140000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241027T103000
DTSTAMP:20240904T125744Z
CREATED:20240904T125744Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240904T125744Z
UID:67242-1729951200-1730025000@bikepackingroots.org
SUMMARY:Bike Camping with All Bodies On Bikes in Northwest Arkansas
DESCRIPTION:All Bodies On Bikes\, NW Arkansas for a bike camping overnighter! Starting near downtown Bentonville (exact location coming soon)\, the group will ride 6 miles on gravel to Bike Camp Pea Ridge and camp there overnight\, returning to the starting location in the morning. \nCampers need to bring all of their own camping gear\, however\, there will be some equipment available to loan if needed. Campers are encouraged to carry their own gear\, however a support vehicle will be available for any gear that isn’t able to be carried on your bicycle. \nAll Bodies on Bikes will provide the route\, light refreshments and snacks at camp\, campfire wood and s’mores supplies. Campers should bring their own dinner\, breakfast\, and snacks. A store is available within biking distance to camp\, and pizza will be ordered for those who are interested in a pizza dinner. \nPlease register in advance here. \n$10 Registration fee per person covers campsite\, firewood & s’mores \nStarting Location: Coming Soon \nRideWithGPS Route \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFAQ: \nCan I bring my kids? \nKids are welcome\, however\, all riders need to independently be able to ride 6 miles each way on gravel roads. \nWhat kind of bike should I ride? \nA bike that is capable of riding on gravel roads (Sugar Creek is our main road) and carrying your gear. A gravel bike will work best\, but a mountain bike or hybrid with wide tires will also work. Please get in touch if you have specific questions about your bike. \nWhat should I pack? \nWe like this packing list from Swift Industries for a bike overnighter. Remember\, you will be carrying everything you pack\, so sometimes less is more! \nI really want to go\, but can’t carry anything on my bike. Help! \nNo need to worry! The organizers will have a support vehicle that can carry your gear. \nI have more questions. Who can I reach out to? \nEmail Marley at marley@allbodiesonbikes.com
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/bike-camping-with-all-bodies-on-bikes-in-northwest-arkansas/
LOCATION:Bentonville\, Arkansas
CATEGORIES:Featured Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241027
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241030
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UID:67593-1729987200-1730246399@bikepackingroots.org
SUMMARY:Valles Caldera Bikepacking with Santa Fe Bikepacking at the Pajarito Mountain Ski Area\, NM
DESCRIPTION:Car camp overnight at the Pajarito Mountain Ski Area parking area. \n8am rollout Sunday\, October 27th. \nOvernight near San Antonio Hot Springs. \nReach out to Kevin (Santa Fe Bikepacking) for details and\, if needed\, bikepacking bags.
URL:https://bikepackingroots.org/event/valles-caldera-bikepacking-with-santa-fe-bikepacking-at-the-pajarito-mountain-ski-area-nm/
LOCATION:Pajarito Mountain Ski Area
CATEGORIES:Community Event,Featured Events
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