Western Wildlands Section Ride Part 1: Southern Idaho
Our Western Wildlands section ride starts here in windy, wide-open southern Utah.
Our Western Wildlands section ride starts here in windy, wide-open southern Utah.
My 4th Smoke ‘n Fire bikepacking race was full of camaraderie and good vibes despite a challenging last-minute fire reroute, and felt like my strongest finish yet.
Katy shares her stories, learnings, and geological observations from 2700+ solo miles bikepacking the Western Wildlands Route and other scenic parts of Utah.
The Great Basin, Grand Tetons, and more on the Wyoming and Idaho sections of the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route.
Puzzled by all the alternate route options for the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route? Here’s how to choose.
Dreaming of riding the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route? This in-depth GDMBR planning guide will help you take the plunge.
Why and how I keep coming back for more at my favorite bikepacking event, the Idaho Smoke ‘n Fire 400(ish).
All you need to know about how about visiting Bruneau Canyon Overlook, a surprising and dramatic destination in remote southern Idaho.
If you love wide open spaces and gravel roads, this bikepacking / gravel touring route through southern Idaho and northern Nevada might be your kind of ride.
Here’s 614 miles of lightly trafficked, wide-open eastern and central Oregon bicycle route. The only catch: it’s half pavement and half dirt. This mixed terrain adventure has a bit of everything.
A bikepacking first-timer takes on 417 miles of beautiful, rugged, cold Idaho backcountry, on a pavement touring bike.