Lightweight off-pavement touring/racing.

**[Bikepacking](/r/Bikepacking):** Bicycling and camping where you would if you were to go backpacking. Bikepacking is generally in the backcountry, but you can backpack on local trails. In any case, most riding in this category should be on dirt or gravel. [Bikepacking.com](http://Bikepacking.com) describes it as the synthesis of mountain biking and minimalist camping. It evokes the freedom of multi-day backcountry hiking, but with the range and thrill of riding a mountain bike. It’s about exploring places less traveled, both near and far, via singletrack trails, gravel, and abandoned dirt roads, carrying only essential gear. Ride, eat, sleep, repeat, enjoy!

The discussion on this sub is geared towards the challenges of riding off pavement and overnighting in areas with little to no support

**[Bikepacking Routes](https://www.reddit.com/r/bikepacking/wiki/index):**  A listing of routes submitted by our members.   Put your local route knowledge to use and submit your own route for inclusion here.  Submitted routes should allow for at least one overnight camping, should include a link to a gpx file, and should be something you are proud of and willing to field questions about.  Terrain should be a majority off pavement.  Moderators will tag the route to get it included in the catalog.

**Other related subs:**

**[Bicycle Touring](/r/bicycletouring/):** Riding your bike on established roads (dirt and gravel included) and camping/sleeping however.

**[Ultralight](/r/Ultralight/)** People supporting each other to reduce the weight of their wilderness backpacking packs.

**[MYOG](/r/myog/)** Make your own gear

**[Bicycling](/r/bicycling/)**

**[GravelCycling](/r/gravelcycling/)** Gravel riding

**[MTB](/r/MTB)** Mountain Biking 

**[Randonneuring](/r/randonneuring/)** The sport of long distance, unsupported marathon cycling known as randonneuring.

**Other related resources:**

**[Unoffical Discord](https://discord.gg/Pun77b9)**

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<div class="md">Lightweight off-pavement touring/racing.

<a href="/r/Bikepacking">Bikepacking</a>: Bicycling and camping where you would if you were to go backpacking. Bikepacking is generally in the backcountry, but you can backpack on local trails. In any case, most riding in this category should be on dirt or gravel. <a href="http://Bikepacking.com">Bikepacking.com</a> describes it as the synthesis of mountain biking and minimalist camping. It evokes the freedom of multi-day backcountry hiking, but with the range and thrill of riding a mountain bike. It’s about exploring places less traveled, both near and far, via singletrack trails, gravel, and abandoned dirt roads, carrying only essential gear. Ride, eat, sleep, repeat, enjoy!

The discussion on this sub is geared towards the challenges of riding off pavement and overnighting in areas with little to no support

<a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/bikepacking/wiki/index">Bikepacking Routes</a>: A listing of routes submitted by our members. Put your local route knowledge to use and submit your own route for inclusion here. Submitted routes should allow for at least one overnight camping, should include a link to a gpx file, and should be something you are proud of and willing to field questions about. Terrain should be a majority off pavement. Moderators will tag the route to get it included in the catalog.

Other related subs:

<a href="/r/bicycletouring/">Bicycle Touring</a>: Riding your bike on established roads (dirt and gravel included) and camping/sleeping however.

<a href="/r/Ultralight/">Ultralight</a> People supporting each other to reduce the weight of their wilderness backpacking packs.

<a href="/r/myog/">MYOG</a> Make your own gear

<a href="/r/bicycling/">Bicycling</a>

<a href="/r/gravelcycling/">GravelCycling</a> Gravel riding

<a href="/r/MTB">MTB</a> Mountain Biking 

<a href="/r/randonneuring/">Randonneuring</a> The sport of long distance, unsupported marathon cycling known as randonneuring.

Other related resources:

<a href="https://discord.gg/Pun77b9">Unoffical Discord</a>

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<h1>Rules</h1>

<ul>
<li>No Spamming</li>
<li>Self promotional posts must include your relationship the item. Are you a company rep, being paid to promote or review, or is it just your personal blog? </li>
<li>Follow <a href="https://www.reddit.com/wiki/reddiquette">Redditquite</a></li>
</ul>

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<h1>What do you consider spam?</h1>

Links to a blog, website, or service you run, or are involved in running, are considered self-promotional; you may only post such content if you have made a variety of unrelated contributions (i.e. submissions and comments) to <a href="/r/Bikepacking">/r/Bikepacking</a> over an extended period.

If the majority of your contributions to <a href="/r/Bikepacking">/r/Bikepacking</a> are your own content, you may be banned with or without warning.

Message the mods if you are uncertain whether your post will be considered spammy. Exceptions can be made for certain content.

See spam? Report spam. These kinds of subs are targets for spammer so we appreciate your reports.
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Bikepacking: Off-Pavement Bicycling and camping where you would if you were to go backpacking. Bikepacking is generally in the backcountry, but you can backpack on local trails.

<div class="md">Bikepacking: Off-Pavement Bicycling and camping where you would if you were to go backpacking. Bikepacking is generally in the backcountry, but you can backpack on local trails.
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What’s your most minimal overnighter setup?