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  • 2026 Birdeye 500 in Arkansas

    Cherry Valley, 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 —…

    Free
  • River to Sea Loop 2026 in Seville, Florida

    Seville, Florida

    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.

    $124.56
  • Birdeye ’26 in Birdeye, Arkansas

    Birdeye, Arkansas

    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.

  • Bikepacking: Annual Door Co. Party Trip with Winnebago Bicycle at Potawatomi State Park, Wisconson

    Watersmeet, MI

    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.

    $5
  • Fall Rivendell camping trip with Recess Forever in Richmond, VA

    Pocohontas State Park 10301 E State Pk Rd, Chesterfield, VA, United States

    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

  • Trail Work Weekend at Big Bend with Texas Showdown & Bikes or Death

    Marfa, TX

    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?