The Latest Stories from Adventures by Bike

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WOSSA: The Lifeblood of the Alps

More than two thirds of the Earth’s surface is covered by water. Our cells too are composed of about two thirds water. It’s all around us – the reason life itself exists. WOSSA is a brand new bikepacking adventure exploring the vital, life defining journeys taken by water in its various formats across the Alps.

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Middle Ground: An Artist Residency on a Cargo Bike

Sometimes all it takes is to ride a bike somewhere and talk to someone new to realise that we’re not so different and often, we want the same things. So, in a society where binary politics and geographies are cut through by anger, fear, and motorways, Middle Ground is a series of artist residencies based on a cargo bike, with the intention to connect and reclaim.

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Postcards From The Torino–Nice Rally

If iconic climbs and secluded gravel roads are your thing, the Torino–Nice Rally has to be one of the best bikepacking journeys imaginable. 2022 marked the sixth and so far, its last official edition of the rally. Below Ray shares some of the moments that stick with him a few years down the line with a selection of images he shot along the way on the sixth edition of the TNR.

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El Efe Cafetero: Bikepacking Colombia’s Coffee Axis

In January 2023, Joe set out on what would be an incredible journey south following the spine of the Andes through South America. Combining his two passions – dirt touring and speciality coffee – he started off in Colombia, with an extended tour of Efe Cafetero, the internationally famous Coffee Axis.

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Watch: Bikepacking The West Kernow Way in Winter

Tough, beautiful, and deeply familiar, the days they’d spend riding 250km of mud, wind, and wild Atlantic coastline on these home trails would provide a new perspective of exactly what home that means.

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Britain’s Birds of Prey Need Your Help

Did you know in the past 15 years there have been more than 1,500 instances of birds of prey persecution in the UK? From hen harriers to white-tailed eagles, peregrines to goshawks, golden eagles to red kites. These amazing birds are being trapped, shot, and poisoned in big numbers, despite being protected under UK laws. 

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Strangers Make Great Friends

Stood nervously at the most northern tip of Europe, the start line of what was to be the biggest journey of his life, Jacob was contemplating what was likely to be several months spent largely alone as he navigated the European Divide Trail. Then he met Anna.

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Watch: Father and Son Bikepack The Highland Trail 550

Following father and son Rich and James Rothwell, The Outdoor Life documents the years spent exploring some of the UK’s wildest landscapes together by bike. The film sees James’ sharp curve into adventure bikepacking, from becoming the youngest-ever rider to complete Scotland’s iconic Highland Trail 550.

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Bikepacking Sweden’s Champagne Gravel

The Unionsleden is a brand new 350km cycle route connecting Moss in Norway to Karlstad in Sweden, designed to celebrate the fromer union between the two nations. Chris joins the route’s designer to explore the forests, lakes and endless gravel roads in the province of Dasland in the west of Sweden.

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Homage to Gardetta

Every now and again we get to visit somewhere truly special, one of those places and experiences that you come back to over and over. This is a love letter to one such place. A remote refuge deep in the Italian Alps.

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