Please note:
- We send out shipments in batches every ~2-3 weeks. Please be patient - we're a small operation.
- We are only able to ship physical items to North American addresses.
By making a donation to Bikepacking Roots, you'll also automatically become a free member if you're not one already.
The Bikepacker's Guide (digital download) - $5
Originally published in 2015 through a collaboration with Salsa Cycles, this 90-page guide was written by Kaitlyn Boyle and Kurt Refsnider specifically with newer bikepackers in mind, and it remains among the best sources of introductory information in a single compilation. No longer available in print, you can now get your own PDF version here with a $5 donation to Bikepacking Roots! This guide was written with the goal of giving readers all they need to know in order to plan and execute their first bikepacking adventure. But there are also nuggets of information from which even experienced bikepackers can learn. The book includes chapters on route creation, food and water planning, and bike and gear considerations. A selection of vignettes from memorable trips provide context, share some lessons learned, and offer perspectives from other experienced bikepackers including Cass Gilbert, Casey Greene, and Eszter Horanyi.
By making a donation to Bikepacking Roots, you'll also automatically become a member if you're not one already. Membership is always free to anyone, it strengthens our advocacy influence, we promise to keep you up to date on our latest endeavors that your donation is supporting, and you will have opportunities to provide input and have your voice heard. Bikepacking Roots is an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization. All donations are tax-deductible (our tax ID number is 81-2622394).
Western Wildlands Route PRINT Guidebook + digital PDF download - $40
This 82-page spiral-bound Western Wildlands Route guidebook includes overview maps of each segment, extensive trip planning information, environmental and public lands educational content, detailed mileage information about water, resupply locations, camping, and more. Formerly known as the Wild West Route, this batch of the guides have not been updated with the route's new name. The guidebook has protective plastic covers and is 5.5x8 inches, sized to conveniently fit nearly anywhere you want to stash it. Receive your copy in return for a $40 donation to support continued route development, maintenance, and advocacy (this gift has a fair market value of $25).
A digital version of the guidebook (PDF format) is also provided with your $40 donation.
For updates on the route, please see this page.
Notes:
- Shipping is available only within North America.
- Guides ship out in batches every ~2-3 weeks, so please do not expect immediate delivery
- A download link for the digital PDF version will be emailed immediately upon checkout.
By making a donation to Bikepacking Roots, you'll also automatically become a member if you're not one already. Membership is always free to anyone, it strengthens our advocacy influence, we promise to keep you up to date on our latest endeavors that your donation is supporting, and you will have opportunities to provide input and have your voice heard. Bikepacking Roots is an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization. All donations are tax-deductible (our tax ID number is 81-2622394).
Western Wildlands Route DIGITAL Guidebook - $25
This 82-page PDF Western Wildlands Route guidebook includes overview maps of each segment, extensive trip planning information, environmental and public lands educational content, detailed mileage information about water, resupply locations, camping, and more. The format of the guide is conveniently viewable on computers, tablets, and smartphones. Receive your copy in return for a $25 donation to support continued route development, maintenance, and advocacy. Formerly known as the Wild West Route, these guides have not yet been updated with the route's new name.
For updates on the route, please see this page.
By making a donation to Bikepacking Roots, you'll also automatically become a member if you're not one already. Membership is always free to anyone, it strengthens our advocacy influence, we promise to keep you up to date on our latest endeavors that your donation is supporting, and you will have opportunities to provide input and have your voice heard. Bikepacking Roots is an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization. All donations are tax-deductible (our tax ID number is 81-2622394).
Northwoods Route Landcape and Route Guide - DIGITAL version w/ GPS data
The Northwoods Route Landscape and Route Guidebook in DIGITAL format - available to Bikepacking Roots members with a $25 donation to support continued route development, maintenance, and advocacy. The route guide includes overview maps and elevation profiles for each segment, extensive trip planning information, detailed mileage information about water, resupply locations, camping, and more. There are also chapters on the cultural history of the region, regional geology, forest ecology, and more.
The download includes both PDF and ePub e-book formats, as well as the most up-to-date GPS track files and the full set of ~350 waypoints/POIs for the route. These waypoints include water sources (and the reliability of those sources), campgrounds, resupply locations, communities, bike shops, lodging options, etc..
For updates on the route, please see this page.
By making a donation to Bikepacking Roots, you'll also automatically become a member if you're not one already. Membership is always free to anyone, it strengthens our advocacy influence, we promise to keep you up to date on our latest endeavors that your donation is supporting, and you will have opportunities to provide input and have your voice heard. Bikepacking Roots is an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization. All donations are tax-deductible (our tax ID number is 81-2622394).
Northwoods Route Landcape and Route Guide - PRINT + digital version w/ GPS data
The Northwoods Route Landscape and Route Guidebook in PRINT (and digital) formats - available to Bikepacking Roots members with a $40 donation to support continued route development, maintenance, and advocacy. The route guide includes overview maps and elevation profiles for each segment, extensive trip planning information, detailed mileage information about water, resupply locations, camping, and more. There are also chapters on the cultural history of the region, regional geology, forest ecology, and more.
This includes a spiral-bound print version of the guidebook in addition to both PDF and ePub e-book formats, as well as the most up-to-date GPS track files and the full set of ~350 waypoints/POIs for the route. These waypoints include water sources (and the reliability of those sources), campgrounds, resupply locations, communities, bike shops, lodging options, etc.
For updates on the route, please see this page.
By making a donation to Bikepacking Roots, you'll also automatically become a member if you're not one already. Membership is always free to anyone, it strengthens our advocacy influence, we promise to keep you up to date on our latest endeavors that your donation is supporting, and you will have opportunities to provide input and have your voice heard. Bikepacking Roots is an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization. All donations are tax-deductible (our tax ID number is 81-2622394).
Notes:
- Shipping is available only within North America.
- Guides ship out in batches every ~2-3 weeks, so please do not expect immediate delivery
- A download link for the digital files will be emailed immediately upon checkout.
By making a donation to Bikepacking Roots, you'll also automatically become a free member if you're not one already. Membership is always free to anyone, it strengthens our advocacy influence, we promise to keep you up to date on our latest endeavors that your donation is supporting, and you will have opportunities to provide input and have your voice heard. Bikepacking Roots is an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization. All donations are tax-deductible (our tax ID number is 81-2622394).
Bears Ears Loops Landcape and Route Guide - DIGITAL version w/ GPS data
The 100-page Bears Ears Loops DIGITAL guidebook - available to Bikepacking Roots members with a $25 donation to support continued route development, maintenance, and advocacy. The PDF route guide includes overview maps and elevation profiles for each segment, land management maps, extensive trip planning information, detailed mileage information about water, resupply locations, camping, and more. There are also chapters on the cultural history of the region, Bears Ears National Monument, and the geophysical and biological landscapes of the Colorado Plateau.
The download includes both PDF and ePub e-book formats, as well as the most up-to-date GPS track files and the full set of ~400 waypoints for the route. These waypoints include water sources (and the reliability of those sources), campgrounds, resupply locations, communities, bike shops, lodging options, hardware stores, public libraries, post offices, and more.
For updates on the route, please see this page.
By making a donation to Bikepacking Roots, you'll also automatically become a member if you're not one already. Membership is always free to anyone, it strengthens our advocacy influence, we promise to keep you up to date on our latest endeavors that your donation is supporting, and you will have opportunities to provide input and have your voice heard. Bikepacking Roots is an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization. All donations are tax-deductible (our tax ID number is 81-2622394).
Bears Ears Loops Landcape and Route Guide - PRINT + digital version w/ GPS data
The 100-page Bears Ears Loops PRINT guidebook - available to Bikepacking Roots members with a $25 donation to support continued route development, maintenance, and advocacy. The PDF route guide includes overview maps and elevation profiles for each segment, land management maps, extensive trip planning information, detailed mileage information about water, resupply locations, camping, and more. There are also chapters on the cultural history of the region, Bears Ears National Monument, and the geophysical and biological landscapes of the Colorado Plateau.
The print version also includes download access for both PDF and ePub e-book formats, as well as the most up-to-date GPS track files and the full set of ~400 waypoints for the route. These waypoints include water sources (and the reliability of those sources), campgrounds, resupply locations, communities, bike shops, lodging options, hardware stores, public libraries, post offices, and more.
For updates on the route, please see this page.
Notes:
- Shipping is available only within North America.
- Guides ship out in batches every ~2-3 weeks, so please do not expect immediate delivery
- A download link for the digital files will be emailed immediately upon checkout.
By making a donation to Bikepacking Roots, you'll also automatically become a member if you're not one already. Membership is always free to anyone, it strengthens our advocacy influence, we promise to keep you up to date on our latest endeavors that your donation is supporting, and you will have opportunities to provide input and have your voice heard. Bikepacking Roots is an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization. All donations are tax-deductible (our tax ID number is 81-2622394).
