From Wildwood to Wild Woman By Kirsten Anderson
Five years ago, I woke up unable to move my right arm. A bulged cervical disc left me on medical leave, sitting on the couch on oxy for six weeks, talking to neurosurgeons about whether I'd ever hi...
Our 7 Favorite Backpacking and Bike Packing Foods By Jim Sutherland
Overview This piece¹, (Scottish readers will get that pun) is about what I have learned to use and enjoy from over thirty years of Backpacking and Bikepacking. I hope that readers find that it is ...
Just Get Out There - Chicago Basin Trip Report By Heather Hoechst
The thunder reverberates through the ground beneath our shelter. As we lie on our backs, I study the thin sheet of nylon protecting us from the storm raging outside. Lightning flashes across the sk...
Iberica Traversa - Part 4 (Final part!) By Jim Sutherland
Way off in the distance I spotted the final CP which is a big sculpture of a tuna fish. The sense of achievement when I got there was incredible. I had managed myself, my bike and my gear to the ...
Iberica Traversa - Part 3 By Jim Sutherland
I rode 75 miles to the beautiful ancient town of Alcaraz. Alcaraz was at the top of a hill with a castle (of course!), shaded narrow streets and a lovely big plaza. My room was in a gorgeous pens...
Iberica Traversa - Part 2 By Jim Sutherland
I left well before sunrise and enjoyed weaving around the lanes and quiet streets until getting established on an old road through the olive groves. It was lovely to get into a rhythm whilst pedal...