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Bikepacking the Sierra Buttes: Rail Yards to Ghost Towns Loop The Rail Yards to Ghost Towns route slices through the heart of the Lost Sierra region, starting and ending in the historic rail town of Truckee, California Along the way, you’ll experience the vast expanses of the Sierra Valley, rugged vistas from the Sierra Buttes, historic mining towns, good food, a hot spring and two backwoods breweries
California Bikepacking: Route Ideas in Every Region California has so much amazing public land But where are all the bikepacking routes? Here's a collection of California bikepacking ideas and inspiration to help get things rolling
California Archives - BIKEPACKING. com The Baja Divide is a 1,730-mile bikepacking route that connects the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez, historic Spanish mission sites rich with shade and water, remote ranchos and fishing villages, bustling highway towns, and every major mountain range in Baja California on miles and miles of beautiful backcountry desert tracks
The Ghost Train and Hidden Tunnels in the Santa Cruz Mountains The rail line would either have to climb at an impossible grade or burrow miles of tunnels through the mountain range, bisecting major earthquake faults, gas and petroleum reserves, and unstable slopes
The Three Bikepacking Gems of Southern California - Gravelstoke The Stagecoach route begins in the mountain town of Idyllwild, heads over a few alpine sections and down to the desert and dogs of Anza, passes Lake Henshaw and the glorious gravel and singletrack descents along San Dieguito River Park towards the salty air of the Pacific Ocean
The 6 Best Bikepacking Routes in the US - Velo Abandoned ghost towns and deserted mines hopscotch along the route with modern day amenities including small inns, restaurants, and stores that cater to and welcome long distance cyclists
Photo Essay: The Ghost Railway of Eastern California Now known as the Laws Railroad Museum, it's actually the former Bishop Station on the defunct Carson Colorado narrow gauge railroad that took both freight and passengers from Nevada to the mining towns of Eastern California