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Long Beach/Point Lookout

67 mi 716 ft
New York Cycle Club

Great group rides in the NYC area

67 mi 716 ft
NYC, NY, US
Essentiellement pavé

Go over the Brooklyn Bridge, wind your way through Brooklyn, and cross a number of bridges to rea... more

Go over the Brooklyn Bridge, wind your way through Brooklyn, and cross a number of bridges to reach Long Beach and ultimately Point Lookout. Ride along the board walk in Long Beach for the fun of it, pick up lunch and eat in the shade on picnic tables on the beach at Point Lookout. The way back goes through Sheepshead Bay and Prospect Park. Or you can shorten the ride by 23 miles if you take the A train back from the Rockaways.

Author: Adrienne Browning
Roboviva Cue Sheet: http://snuggl.es/roboviva/routes/7844074 (less)

NYC, NY, US

Go over the Brooklyn Bridge, wind your way through Brooklyn, and cross a number of bridges to reach Long Beach and ultimately Point Lookout. Ride along the board walk in Long Beach for the fun of it, pick u...more

Go over the Brooklyn Bridge, wind your way through Brooklyn, and cross a number of bridges to reach Long Beach and ultimately Point Lookout. Ride along the board walk in Long Beach for the fun of it, pick up lunch and eat in the shade on picnic tables on the beach at Point Lookout. The way back goes through Sheepshead Bay and Prospect Park. Or you can shorten the ride by 23 miles if you take the A train back from the Rockaways.

Author: Adrienne Browning
Roboviva Cue Sheet: http://snuggl.es/roboviva/routes/7844074 (less)

ITALY - From Venice to Cremona across the Alps

321 mi 16 779 ft
SOS - Slowers Olders Smarters

Cyclist tourist

321 mi 16 779 ft
ITALY - From Venice to Cremona in the Alps
Essentiellement pavé

The suggested route follows a series of cycling paths through alpine valleys that are little know... more

The suggested route follows a series of cycling paths through alpine valleys that are little known to international tourism. Padua, a city of art and culture; Bassano del Grappa, a place of deep historical significance; Val di Sole at the foot of unforgettable Dolomite peaks; Valle Camonica, home to one of the most beautiful cycling routes in Italy; Franciacorta with its vineyards; and finally Cremona, famous for its nougat.
500 unforgettable kilometers. (less)

ITALY - From Venice to Cremona in the Alps

The suggested route follows a series of cycling paths through alpine valleys that are little known to international tourism. Padua, a city of art and culture; Bassano del Grappa, a place of deep historical s...more

The suggested route follows a series of cycling paths through alpine valleys that are little known to international tourism. Padua, a city of art and culture; Bassano del Grappa, a place of deep historical significance; Val di Sole at the foot of unforgettable Dolomite peaks; Valle Camonica, home to one of the most beautiful cycling routes in Italy; Franciacorta with its vineyards; and finally Cremona, famous for its nougat.
500 unforgettable kilometers. (less)

Coles Bay to Freycinet Trail

8 mi 462 ft
Bicycle Network Tasmania

Discover Tasmania on two wheels

8 mi 462 ft
Coles Bay, Tasmania, AU
Essentiellement non pavé

Freycinet National Park is a jewel in the crown of Tasmania's accessible natural areas. The world... more

Freycinet National Park is a jewel in the crown of Tasmania's accessible natural areas. The world-renowned Wineglass Bay draws crowds of visitors all year round. As an out-and-back ride, you can stop at any point, enjoy the views or have a picnic, and return the way you came. (less)

Coles Bay, Tasmania, AU

Freycinet National Park is a jewel in the crown of Tasmania's accessible natural areas. The world-renowned Wineglass Bay draws crowds of visitors all year round. As an out-and-back ride, you can stop at any ...more

Freycinet National Park is a jewel in the crown of Tasmania's accessible natural areas. The world-renowned Wineglass Bay draws crowds of visitors all year round. As an out-and-back ride, you can stop at any point, enjoy the views or have a picnic, and return the way you came. (less)

Capes of the Canyon - North Rim

551 mi 40 236 ft
Forrest Radarian

Northern Arizona Bikepacking and Adventure Riding

551 mi 40 236 ft
North Rim, Grand Canyon National Park, AZ, US
Essentiellement non pavé

Capes of the Canyon - North Rim takes bikepackers from the desert base of Vermilion Cliffs Nation... more

Capes of the Canyon - North Rim takes bikepackers from the desert base of Vermilion Cliffs National Monument to the subalpine meadows and sprawling aspen forests of the Kaibab Plateau. In-between, it weaves a circumference dirt tour of North Rim viewpoints along the edge of Grand Canyon National Park.

Full Route Guide: https://www.theforrestbiome.com/capes-of-the-canyon-northrim

Route Datasheet and Sample Itinerary: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yO-rU5sxt5A7tO6PKeUFtiGjVoK49Au-eRQZg7cbzDI/edit?usp=sharing

IMPORTANT PRE-RIDE INFORMATION
- Due to the Dragon Bravo Fire, bikepackers need to be prepared to be flexible and adaptable with their plans in the Grand Canyon and on the North Rim.
- There is NO WATER available at the top of the North Kaibab Trail nor any at the North Rim Campground. Every bikepacker must arrive self-contained for water in the North Rim Village.
- The North Rim General Store in GRCA North Rim Campground is selling water (plastic commercial bottles) and food. I talked to the manager and he said that they are selling water in the store with hopes to fill entire shelves with it in the future. Bikepackers can buy water, but they shouldn't 100% rely on getting any in case of shipping issues for the store. The General Store is open open daily May 15 – Sept. 7, 2026 from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. so if you arrive before/after closing, you won't be able to get water. There are portable toilets located on-site too.
- Bicycles are prohibited on North Rim Grand Canyon National Park roads from Dec. 1 until May 15. You can start the route prior to May 15 as it's 350 miles before you'll reach the Park boundary, but be sure not to enter the roads of Grand Canyon NP before that date. No backcountry permits for overnight camping will be issued prior to May 15.
- If you want to stay at the backcountry campsites above the rim at Fire Point, Swamp Point, or Point Sublime, you will need to reserve backcountry permits through the GCNP Backcountry Information Center or online at Recreation.gov. No backcountry permits will be issued prior to May 15 for campsites.
- Jacob Lake Inn (which you passed on your way to the start) has graciously agreed to allow bikepackers to park vehicles on their property. There is no fee to park, and you are able to leave your vehicle at Jacob Lake Inn for however long you need; you’ll just need to provide the date you plan to finish and pick your vehicle back up. Reach out before your trip to confirm parking will be available (928-643-7232, jacob@jacoblake.com). When you arrive, head to the front desk to fill out a slip with your vehicle information and signature. Have your intended finish-date ready. After signing, the front desk clerk will let you know where to park your vehicle. If you are part of a group bringing more than 10 vehicles, you will need to let them know at least 4 days in advance so they can confirm with their managers. Give them big thanks for this opportunity!
- Grand Canyon National Park requires a fee for entry. No cash, credit/debit only. ($35 for a vehicle; $20 for a bicycle; Non-US residents must pay a $100 per person fee in addition to the standard entrance pass fee.).
- A Recreational Land Use Permit is required for any travel or camping on Arizona State Lands. Apply for and pay for one before you head out on the route. Carry it with you. https://land.az.gov/applications-permits

Surface Color Guide
- Purple = Improved Dirt Surface (Frequently Maintained, Usually Smoother)
- Red = Rugged Dirt Surface (Infrequently Maintained, Typically Rougher/Rockier)
- Brown = Primitive Dirt Surface (Rarely/Never Maintained, Particularly Rocky/Rutted/Eroded)
- Black = Singletrack
- Yellow = Hiking Trail (must park bike and hike/walk)
- Blue = Vehicular Pavement
- Green = Dirt Multi-Use Path

For More Rides around Grand Canyon: www.theforrestbiome.com/bright-angel-bikepacking (less)

North Rim, Grand Canyon National Park, AZ, US

Capes of the Canyon - North Rim takes bikepackers from the desert base of Vermilion Cliffs National Monument to the subalpine meadows and sprawling aspen forests of the Kaibab Plateau. In-between, it weaves ...more

Capes of the Canyon - North Rim takes bikepackers from the desert base of Vermilion Cliffs National Monument to the subalpine meadows and sprawling aspen forests of the Kaibab Plateau. In-between, it weaves a circumference dirt tour of North Rim viewpoints along the edge of Grand Canyon National Park.

Full Route Guide: https://www.theforrestbiome.com/capes-of-the-canyon-northrim

Route Datasheet and Sample Itinerary: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yO-rU5sxt5A7tO6PKeUFtiGjVoK49Au-eRQZg7cbzDI/edit?usp=sharing

IMPORTANT PRE-RIDE INFORMATION
- Due to the Dragon Bravo Fire, bikepackers need to be prepared to be flexible and adaptable with their plans in the Grand Canyon and on the North Rim.
- There is NO WATER available at the top of the North Kaibab Trail nor any at the North Rim Campground. Every bikepacker must arrive self-contained for water in the North Rim Village.
- The North Rim General Store in GRCA North Rim Campground is selling water (plastic commercial bottles) and food. I talked to the manager and he said that they are selling water in the store with hopes to fill entire shelves with it in the future. Bikepackers can buy water, but they shouldn't 100% rely on getting any in case of shipping issues for the store. The General Store is open open daily May 15 – Sept. 7, 2026 from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. so if you arrive before/after closing, you won't be able to get water. There are portable toilets located on-site too.
- Bicycles are prohibited on North Rim Grand Canyon National Park roads from Dec. 1 until May 15. You can start the route prior to May 15 as it's 350 miles before you'll reach the Park boundary, but be sure not to enter the roads of Grand Canyon NP before that date. No backcountry permits for overnight camping will be issued prior to May 15.
- If you want to stay at the backcountry campsites above the rim at Fire Point, Swamp Point, or Point Sublime, you will need to reserve backcountry permits through the GCNP Backcountry Information Center or online at Recreation.gov. No backcountry permits will be issued prior to May 15 for campsites.
- Jacob Lake Inn (which you passed on your way to the start) has graciously agreed to allow bikepackers to park vehicles on their property. There is no fee to park, and you are able to leave your vehicle at Jacob Lake Inn for however long you need; you’ll just need to provide the date you plan to finish and pick your vehicle back up. Reach out before your trip to confirm parking will be available (928-643-7232, jacob@jacoblake.com). When you arrive, head to the front desk to fill out a slip with your vehicle information and signature. Have your intended finish-date ready. After signing, the front desk clerk will let you know where to park your vehicle. If you are part of a group bringing more than 10 vehicles, you will need to let them know at least 4 days in advance so they can confirm with their managers. Give them big thanks for this opportunity!
- Grand Canyon National Park requires a fee for entry. No cash, credit/debit only. ($35 for a vehicle; $20 for a bicycle; Non-US residents must pay a $100 per person fee in addition to the standard entrance pass fee.).
- A Recreational Land Use Permit is required for any travel or camping on Arizona State Lands. Apply for and pay for one before you head out on the route. Carry it with you. https://land.az.gov/applications-permits

Surface Color Guide
- Purple = Improved Dirt Surface (Frequently Maintained, Usually Smoother)
- Red = Rugged Dirt Surface (Infrequently Maintained, Typically Rougher/Rockier)
- Brown = Primitive Dirt Surface (Rarely/Never Maintained, Particularly Rocky/Rutted/Eroded)
- Black = Singletrack
- Yellow = Hiking Trail (must park bike and hike/walk)
- Blue = Vehicular Pavement
- Green = Dirt Multi-Use Path

For More Rides around Grand Canyon: www.theforrestbiome.com/bright-angel-bikepacking (less)

VCT-FH-28 E

28 mi 723 ft
Road-Tested Bike Tours, LLC

Bike tour planning

28 mi 723 ft
Richmond, VA, US
Pavé

This ride is filled with Civil War history. You will cycle through several major battlefields and... more

This ride is filled with Civil War history. You will cycle through several major battlefields and cemeteries within the Richmond National Battlefield Park. There are many opportunities to explore the well-preserved Civil War earthworks, cannons, and interpretive signs. Park Rangers are available during operating hours to answer your questions at the Fort Harrison Visitor Center, Glendale National Cemetery and Fort Harrison National Cemetery. (less)

Richmond, VA, US

This ride is filled with Civil War history. You will cycle through several major battlefields and cemeteries within the Richmond National Battlefield Park. There are many opportunities to explore the well-pr...more

This ride is filled with Civil War history. You will cycle through several major battlefields and cemeteries within the Richmond National Battlefield Park. There are many opportunities to explore the well-preserved Civil War earthworks, cannons, and interpretive signs. Park Rangers are available during operating hours to answer your questions at the Fort Harrison Visitor Center, Glendale National Cemetery and Fort Harrison National Cemetery. (less)

Salzburgent - Wevelgem

80 mi 4 744 ft
Seth Patla

Rides around Salzburg!

80 mi 4 744 ft
Salzburg, Salzburg, AT
Pavé

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Salzburg, Salzburg, AT

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Crescent Mountain Loop

18 mi 2 909 ft
Oregon Timber Trail

Backcountry mountain biking adventures

18 mi 2 909 ft
Old Cascade Crest, OR, US

Ready to really test yourself on Crescent Mountain? The Crescent Mountain loop traverses 18.4 mil... more

Ready to really test yourself on Crescent Mountain? The Crescent Mountain loop traverses 18.4 miles while climbing nearly 3,000 feet, challenging even the heartiest of riders. But the rewards are some of the most gratifying views anywhere in Oregon. (less)

Old Cascade Crest, OR, US

Ready to really test yourself on Crescent Mountain? The Crescent Mountain loop traverses 18.4 miles while climbing nearly 3,000 feet, challenging even the heartiest of riders. But the rewards are some of the...more

Ready to really test yourself on Crescent Mountain? The Crescent Mountain loop traverses 18.4 miles while climbing nearly 3,000 feet, challenging even the heartiest of riders. But the rewards are some of the most gratifying views anywhere in Oregon. (less)

Tahoe Pyramid Bikeway Paved End to End

43 mi 1 280 ft

43 mi 1 280 ft
Reno, NV, US
Pavé

The paved portion of the Tahoe Pyramid Bike Way, including Verdi and the Truckee River Bike Path.

The paved portion of the Tahoe Pyramid Bike Way, including Verdi and the Truckee River Bike Path. (less)

Reno, NV, US

The paved portion of the Tahoe Pyramid Bike Way, including Verdi and the Truckee River Bike Path.

The paved portion of the Tahoe Pyramid Bike Way, including Verdi and the Truckee River Bike Path. (less)

Cape Town City Loop

10 mi 340 ft
Bicycle South

Discover South Africa’s top cycling destinations & adventures.

10 mi 340 ft
Oranjezicht, Western Cape, ZA
Essentiellement pavé

Explore Cape Town's central attractions with this easy city loop that runs from the City Bowl rig... more

Explore Cape Town's central attractions with this easy city loop that runs from the City Bowl right through to the V&A Waterfront and Granger Bay and on to the Green Point Park and Sea Point. The route starts at Truth Coffee on 36 Buitenkant Street.
Highlights: The Fringe District / East City Precinct, Company’s Garden, Iziko Museum, Two Oceans Aquarium, Watershed & VnA Waterfront, Oranjezicht Farm Market, Greenpoint Park and Sea Point Promenade! More details here https://bicyclesouth.co.za/2015/10/cape-town-city-loop/ (less)

Oranjezicht, Western Cape, ZA

Explore Cape Town's central attractions with this easy city loop that runs from the City Bowl right through to the V&A Waterfront and Granger Bay and on to the Green Point Park and Sea Point. The route start...more

Explore Cape Town's central attractions with this easy city loop that runs from the City Bowl right through to the V&A Waterfront and Granger Bay and on to the Green Point Park and Sea Point. The route starts at Truth Coffee on 36 Buitenkant Street.
Highlights: The Fringe District / East City Precinct, Company’s Garden, Iziko Museum, Two Oceans Aquarium, Watershed & VnA Waterfront, Oranjezicht Farm Market, Greenpoint Park and Sea Point Promenade! More details here https://bicyclesouth.co.za/2015/10/cape-town-city-loop/ (less)

Tobacco Root Gravel Loop

152 mi 10 493 ft
John in Butte

Gravel and MTB Rides around Montana, Mexico, and beyond!

152 mi 10 493 ft
Southwest Montana, US
Essentiellement non pavé

The TRGL is long weekender circumnavigating the Tobacco Root Mountains of Southwest Montana. The ... more

The TRGL is long weekender circumnavigating the Tobacco Root Mountains of Southwest Montana. The route features burly climbs and thrilling descents suitable for a gravel bike, as well as three hot springs, abandoned mines, historic barns, scenic vistas, refreshing rivers, and friendly towns. (less)

Southwest Montana, US

The TRGL is long weekender circumnavigating the Tobacco Root Mountains of Southwest Montana. The route features burly climbs and thrilling descents suitable for a gravel bike, as well as three hot springs, a...more

The TRGL is long weekender circumnavigating the Tobacco Root Mountains of Southwest Montana. The route features burly climbs and thrilling descents suitable for a gravel bike, as well as three hot springs, abandoned mines, historic barns, scenic vistas, refreshing rivers, and friendly towns. (less)