2026 Birdeye 500 in Arkansas
🚴♂️ Introducing the Birdeye 500 🚴♀️ No frills. No support. Just you, your bike, and 500 miles of gravel. This November, riders will take on the inaugural Birdeye 500 —…

🚴♂️ Introducing the Birdeye 500 🚴♀️ No frills. No support. Just you, your bike, and 500 miles of gravel. This November, riders will take on the inaugural Birdeye 500 —…
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 Grizzly Cycles for a night of bikepacking prep. This open house and Q&A will prep riders for their New Years Trip, with an open forum about packing, route building and all things bikepacking.
The event is beginner friendly and is a chance for us to use the knowledge that Carol shared with us back in July during our bikepacking workshop.
The leaves are turning and the autumnal season approaches! Join us for our bi-annual Fall Rivendell camping trip the weekend of November 13th at Pocahontas State Park
Join us November 13-15 for a weekend of trail work, camaraderie, and a little bike ridin’ in the place we’re fortunate to call home for the West Texas Showdown. As people who enjoy these wild spaces, we share a responsibility to protect them, preserve them, and leave them better than we found them. If not us, then who?
A cozy, hands-on overnighter where riders bike to the home of TR Chairmaker for a campout centered around campfire, carving, and simple outdoor craft. Tyler Rodgers will lead a spoon-carving workshop, with carving kits available for purchase, giving riders a chance to learn a new skill, camp together, and enjoy a slow, creative night by bike.
This is an advanced bikepacking trip to Bastrop State Park, with an optional ride to Buscher State Park.
This will be ~80 miles round trip.
Join Grizzly Cycles for an overnighter to Colonel Allensworth Statepark. This is going to be a good shake out ride for those planning on joining us for the New Years trip. Route details are 113 miles with 1,900ft of elevation over two days.
We’re headed to Ironwood national forest to do the Ironwood loop. Route is 48 miles with 1600 feet of climbing, but don’t let those numbers fool you, there is some sand and chonk that make for some nice longish days of riding.
Join Bikepacking Roots Community Steward Adam for a free, fun, 45 mile gravel loop in the Kisatchie National Forest out of Woodworth, LA.
Experience The MSG! A 180-mile gravel bikepacking ultra in the Red Hills of middle southern Georgia.