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SUMMER SALE – NOW THRU 7/28 – $5 OFF DATA SHEETS & SM. BUNDLES, USE CODE: SUMMER24 / $10 OFF BIG BUNDLES, USE CODE: BIGSUMMER24
As a long time hiker, I’m accustom to quality trail information and guides. Noticing the bikepacking community didn’t have quality guides, I decided to make my own. The Project’s guides are a thorough overview of a trail. Their goal is to help assist one in planning and executing their ride. They’re not meant to be an end all. Nothing beats doing your own research.
Links to our Guides:
Arizona Trail, Bay Circuit Trail, Colorado Trail, Coconino 250, Kokopelli Trail, and Tour Divide
Using my experience and knowledge gained on my many bikepacking adventures, I crafted and produced the follow Bikepacking Resources. It’s my hope that by creating and sharing The Project’s resources, I can help grow bikepacking and encourage others to get out on their bikes more. Hopefully my resources make planning less scary and time consuming.
Links to our Resources:
Arizona Trail, Colorado Trail, Tour Divide, Rider Survey Results (AZTR, TDR, and CTR), Most Common Mistakes Bikepackers Make, The Shakedown Ride, Bikepacking Gear Lists, S24O Bikepacking Guide ,Bikepacking Calendar, How to Stay Dry While Bikepacking, How to Save Time When Bikepacking, Bikepacking Navigation ,How to Stay Warm While Bikepacking, Bikepacking Lessons, Bikepacking, Pre-Trip Considerations, How to Pick the Perfect Campsite ,Most Common Bikepacking Injuries, Bikepacking Carrying Harness 101Bikepacking Carrying Harness 101
The Project’s Data Sheets, Town Lists, Mileage, and Elevation Gain Charts are designed to be used on the bike. They’re distilled down to give the user the most useful information to ensure the best chance of success. Combined with our Guides and Resources, and you have four powerful tools to help you succeed.
Links Below:
Arizona Trail, Bay Circuit Trail, Colorado Trail, Coconino 250, Kokopelli Trail, and Tour Divide*
*Available in both Standard and Metric versions.
Gear Lists are very personal and never them same. With this in mind The Project’s Gear List are designed with “What Worked and Didn’t Work”, “Pros and Cons”, and “What We’d Do Next Time” sections to help others in deciding on which items their own gear list should include.
Links to “If I Rode the…Again” Series:*
Arizona Trail Race , Colorado Trail Race, Kokopelli Trail, and Tour Divide.
*The “If I Rode the…Again” series are a collection of gear lists that show what I would take if I went back and rode a trail again.
As a long time hiker, I appreciate quality trail information and guides. Using my years of experience I have started putting together my own guides for some of the more popular hiking trails/loops. The Project’s guides are meant to give a thorough overview and intentionally not be a one all stop. Nothing is better than one doing their own research and planning.
Links to our Guides:
Based off my years of knowledge and trail experience gained on my many hikes, I crafted and produced the follow Hiking Resources. It’s my hope that by creating and sharing my resources through The Project, I can help others get into hiking and encourage them to get out in the woods more. My resources are meant to help with the planning process, in hopes of making it easier and less scary.
Links to our Resources:
Keys to Good Trail Journal Writing, Top Five Reason Thru-hikers Quit, Shakedown Hike, Most Common Mistakes Thru-hikers Make, Mental Side of Going Ultralight, Cutting Pack Weight, How to Prevent and Treat Blisters, PCT vs. CDT, AT vs. PCT, Hiking Cook Set Up, How to Pick the Perfect Campsite, If I Hiked the Appalachian Trail Again, If I Hiked the Pacific Crest Trail Again, If I Hiked the Continental Divide Trail Again
The Project’s Data Sheets distilled down the most pertinent information to give the user the most useful information, thus ensuring the best chance of success. Combined with our Guides and Resources, and you have three powerful tools to help you succeed.
Gear Lists can be quite personal and no two are the same. As a result The Project’s Gear List are designed with “Pros and Cons”, “What Worked and Didn’t Work”, and “What We’d Do Next Time” sections to help others in deciding on which gear their own list should include.
Links to our Gear Lists:
Appalachian Trail, Pacific Crest Trail, Continental Divide Trail, John Muir Trail, and Colorado Trail
Links to “If I Hiked the…Again” Series:*
Appalachian Trail, Pacific Crest Trail, Continental Divide Trail, and Long Trail
*The “If I Hiked the…Again” series are a collection of gear lists that show what I would take if I went back and hiked a trail again.
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