Harsh Imagine pedaling through landscapes that shift from lush, coffee-covered mountains to arid deserts and tropical coastlines, all within a few days. The air is filled with the scent of blooming flowers and the sounds of vibrant towns, each offering a warm welcome. This is the reality of exploring Colombia on two wheels, an experience that … Read more
For many long-distance hikers, there is no greater achievement than completing the Triple Crown. It represents thousands of miles of trail, countless sunrises and sunsets, and a profound connection with the American wilderness. But what exactly is it? The Triple Crown of Hiking is an unofficial title awarded to those who have completed the three … Read more
Imagine pedaling along a coastline where the jungle meets the sea, the sound of howler monkeys echoing from the canopy as you glide past. Picture yourself cresting a misty mountain pass, with views of volcanic peaks and coffee plantations stretching out below. This is the unique magic of bicycle touring Panama, a country that offers … Read more
Nestled in the rugged wilderness of western Maine, a one-mile stretch of the Appalachian Trail has earned a fearsome and legendary reputation. It’s known as the “toughest mile” of the entire 2,190+ mile journey, a title that both intimidates and calls to hikers. This section, a labyrinth of granite and shadow, is where the trail … Read more
The Continental Divide Trail is a ribbon of dirt and dreams stretching over 3,000 miles from Mexico to Canada. It promises hikers a journey through some of the most raw and beautiful landscapes in the American West. But with that raw beauty comes a raw reality: you are a visitor in the home of powerful … Read more
Standing proudly on the border of Tlaxcala and Puebla, La Malinche is more than just a volcano; it’s a rite of passage for many hikers in central Mexico. Known natively as Matlalcueyetl, this dormant giant offers an accessible yet profoundly rewarding high-altitude adventure. For those looking to test their legs before attempting Mexico’s taller peaks … Read more
There’s a special kind of magic to exploring a place on two wheels, where the rhythm of your pedals matches the pace of the landscape unfolding around you. Bruny Island, a gem off the coast of Tasmania, is a destination that truly rewards this slower, more immersive style of travel. With its dramatic coastlines, quiet … Read more
There’s a special kind of magic found in the vast, untamed wilderness of Denali National Park. While many visitors experience its grandeur from the comfort of a tour bus, there’s a more intimate way to connect with this Alaskan landscape: under your own power. By combining two of the most rewarding activities, you can craft … Read more
There is a special kind of magic that happens when you travel by bicycle. The world slows down, the scents of the countryside become vivid, and every friendly wave from a local feels like a genuine connection. In Nicaragua, this experience is amplified by a landscape of dramatic volcanoes, vast lakes, and colonial cities painted … Read more
Imagine walking through an ancient rainforest where the air is thick with the scent of cedar and salt spray. You navigate rugged headlands, cross suspension bridges over deep gorges, and end your days on pristine, sandy beaches as the Pacific Ocean roars in the distance. This is the West Coast Trail, a 75-kilometer multi-day hike … Read more