Americas 2022-present: Cycling from Alaska to Patagonia

In 2022, we began our most ambitious bikepacking adventure yet. It started in Deadhorse, Alaska - the northernmost town in North America that is accessible by (dirt) road. From there, we planned to make our way south for nearly 22,000 miles (35,400 km) with the ultimate goal of cycling to Ushuaia, Patagonia - the southernmost town in South America. Along the way we would pedal across frozen tundra, through boreal forests, temperate rain forests, maritime coasts, scorching deserts, tropical jungles, and significant stretches above the tree line in the Andes.

This page has a chronological listing of our blog posts as we cycled across North and South America.

You can simply browse the full list of blog posts below the map.

However, we were on the road for several years, so there are a lot of blog entries. So here are a few links to specific sections of our trip to help you jump quickly to the part that you may care about the most.

Our planned route: 22,000 miles (35,400 km) in the saddle! (Click on the image above to link to interactive maps of the route including all of the places we stayed).

Canada

Canada - Yukon Territory: Taiga Forest, St. Elias Range, and Interior Highlands

Canada - British Columbia: Northern Alpine Forests, Fraser Plateau and Northern Rocky Mountains

USA - Montana, Idaho and Washington: Rocky Mountain Forests, Okanogan Highlands, and Puget Lowlands

Pacific Coast Bike Route

USA - Washington, Oregon and California: Pacific Northwest Forests and Chaparral

Baja Divide Bike Route

Mexico - Baja California: Chaparral, Baja California Desert, and Gulf of California Scrub

TransMexico Bike Route

Mexico - Northern Mainland: Sierra Madre Forests, Central High Plains, and Trans-Mexico Volcanic Belt

Mexico - Southern Mainland: Sierra Madre Forests, Dry Forests, Chiapas Depression and Pine-Oak Forests

Central America

Guatemala and El Salvador: Pine-Oak Forests, Chiapas Depression and Montane Forests

Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama: Dry Forests and Moist Forests

South America

Colombia: Caribbean Lowlands, Northern Andes Valleys and Andes Montane Forests

Argentina: Buenos Aires

You may have noticed that we are somewhat behind in our posts. Rest assured, we are still out on our tour, and will continue posting as internet access and time allow. If you would like to receive e-mail notifications when we post a new blog entry, you can sign up here.