Bikepacking. Cycle Touring. Whatever you want to call it I’ve done it. I’m by no means an expert or hardened adventurer, but I’ve got a few thousand miles under my belt. If your interested in giving Bikepacking a go and wondering what sort of thing you might need, then this guide is here to help.
Category Archives: bikepacking
Cycling the NC500: When Adventure Goes Wrong!
Nearly 2 weeks ago I got back from what I had planned to be a 500-mile self-supported cycle around the north coast of Scotland. I’ll write another post about the trip, covering why I did it and how the first 6 days went, but this post is about the final day of the trip. WhatContinue reading “Cycling the NC500: When Adventure Goes Wrong!”
What was my first bikepacking trip like?
I was sitting in a pub in 2015 when I first mentioned the idea of cycling to Paris. I’d had a few drinks at the time, so my friends must have thought I was joking because they all burst out laughing. I was 22 years old and other than a lad’s holiday to Magaluf whenContinue reading “What was my first bikepacking trip like?”
Wales 2017
I wrote this blog a little differently. Instead of writing it out here on my website and sharing it across social media. I decided to share the whole blog through a series of Instagram stories. You can catch up on the entire thing below, or follow my Instagram for regular updates about everything I doContinue reading “Wales 2017”
Back on the Bike
I fell in love with cycling when I was a kid. Ten years old, I raced around the estate with my friends on a second-hand bike I’d had from a cousin. That bike was battered, covered in Pokémon stickers and about three sizes too big for me. Yet, it was my earliest passport to adventure.Continue reading “Back on the Bike”
The Longest Day
If you’ve got a social media account then you will have seen plenty of influencers glamorous travel photos. Hundreds of photos of good looking people on far away exotic beaches without a worry in the world, living their best life. When we see these photos, we start to compare our own lives to theirs. It’sContinue reading “The Longest Day”