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The 700-mile Bears Ears Loops network
The Bears Ears Loops - 700 miles of stunning route options through the high desert to subalpine of the Colorado Plateau and amid 100 miles of the original boundaries of the drastically reduced Bears Ears National Monument. Spending time in this wild and remote landscape can be as daunting as it is inspiring. Our goal with these routes and our 100-page Landscape and Route Guidebook is to empower more riders to confidently and safely immerse themselves here, develop an informed sense of place, and experience some of all that’s at risk to be lost if this area is not protected. Click here to learn more about this route network and all the resources we offer.
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Route Development
We create professional, intentionally-designed routes and educational route guides to help riders more deeply understand and connect to the landscapes through which they ride.
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Advocacy & Conservation
We advocate for the bikepacking community and are building new connections with public lands managers, conservation organizations, and private landowners to promote and preserve backcountry trail access, public lands, large landscapes, and more.
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Building Community
We are growing the bikepacking community through regional gatherings, educational outreach, and volunteer engagement, while fostering an informed and responsible user group.
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Our 2019 Annual Report - sharing what you helped make possible
As we near the close of our second year, we want to share with the our members, supporters, and the broader bikepacking community what we've accomplished in 2019. In this report, we share our accomplishments in the route development, advocacy, education, and organizational growth realms, as well as showing how we've stretched the dollars that have been contributed to Bikepacking Roots. And we share our goals as we look toward 2020 and beyond. |
