"The Perfect Midwest Bikepacking Route" documentary focuses on a region frequently written off as flat and uneventful. People love it anyway.

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If you feel like something’s not right, the first step is to simply pull over as soon as you can safely do so. The next step is to not panic. Just because you’re off course doesn’t mean you’re actually lost.

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11 culinary pit stops along Adventure Cycling's new Eastern Canada Route to whet your appetite and fuel your ride.

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Over 13 days and 1,300 miles, a writer and his riding partner circumnavigated Iceland on as many gravel roads as they could find — altering their understanding of themselves and this gorgeously raw and rugged island

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Let’s talk about what to do when “nature calls” during a bike tour. The usefulness of these tips may depend on where you’re touring, but hopefully they’ll still put your mind at ease.

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A duo of budget-friendly gravel bikes gets an upgrade, including a new drivetrain and frame

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Northwest Arkansas has transformed itself into a cycling paradise. Rider safety hasn’t kept up

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The saying goes: “There’s no bad weather, just inadequate gear.” Be prepared for your next dousing by Mother Nature with these picks for some of our favorite wet-weather touring gear. […]

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When I’m at home, I typically postpone a ride when the weather isn’t cooperating. That’s not always an option during a bike tour. How will I cope?

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Legendary German touring cyclist Heinz Stücke spent more than 50 years cycling nearly 650,000 kilometers. He passed away on July 22, 2026. Here is a bit of his story.

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