Bikepacking Solo–Why?

For the past few weeks, I’ve been traveling with Brian and Janet, a couple from Atascadero, CA who are riding The Baja Divide…

What’s Mexico Like?

Well, some of what I was expecting, but much of these first few weeks in Baja have been full of discovery and pleasant…

From Las Vegas, I rode south. Many a powerline service road, some National Park travel, great family time, and plenty of the sun….

The second half of the Plateau Passage: Views, cold, hot, and a lot of dirt. After some good coffee and, dare I say,…

For the past month or so, I’ve been winding my way west through southern Utah via back roads, forgotten trails, horse tracks, and…

If you know my parents, you know they are kind, heartfelt, adventurous, happy, intelligent, and most import, loving people. I’ve known this about…

Eating a lot of junk food is almost the best thing about bike packing. Here’s a glimpse at what has been nourishing me…

From Ouray to Moab — Not much to report… so here are some photos.

I finished riding The Colorado Trail a few days ago. It took me 19 days to complete–I was hoping for 15. I got…

Some things have gone to plan, as much as there was one, and some things have not. First, my rack broke…