Ride through the world’s most iconic adventure destinations
From the northernmost point of Europe to the southern tip of South America, Bike Adventure Series is a collection of bikepacking and gravel no-race events, designed for those who want something more: freedom, discovery, and the joy of sharing the journey.
Join over 20,000 riders worldwide, stay updated on the next events and start planning your adventure today.
Cross all of Europe from Italy to Norway on a fixed route of 4,000 km entirely on paved roads — an experience that might just become the greatest adventure of your life.
If that sounds like too much, you can choose the intermediate start in Berlin and ride “only” 3,000 km.
Patagonia — the place that makes every cyclist’s heart beat faster at the thought of a true adventure. Here, you ride along legendary roads like the Carretera Austral and Ruta 40, shifting between gravel and pavement.
It’s a 3.000 km journey to the very end of the South American continent — the far south, where the land finally surrenders to the ocean.
Feeling like going bikepacking? Join the Tuscany Trail — the largest bikepacking event in the world, with 6,000 riders from all over the globe.
A 440 km route perfect for gravel bikes, and if you're just starting out, you can opt for the brand-new 160 km newbie route.
The best way to experience a multi-day bikepacking adventure on a 550 km route entirely on paved roads.
Designed along bike paths and quiet backroads, it lets you ride through some of the most iconic places in Europe — far from traffic, close to beauty.
If you're looking for a holiday on your gravel bike, the Unpaved Roads events are the perfect choice.
Three iconic locations in Italy where you can enjoy every moment in the saddle without having to worry about a thing.
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Where to next?
2700km
Unsupported
Start: Puerto Montt (Chile)
50% gravel 50% paved
Registration opens December 3
Registration opens December 1
