Tour Divide

The 2025 Tour Divide is filled with unique bikes and people, but Quinda Verheul and her Orbea still manage to stand out.

Sleeping alone in grizzly country, strategies for doing ultra-distance events by yourself, and more in this latest episode.

The Idaho teen planned methodically for over a year before tackling the bikepacking race. Then, he 'just kept pedaling.'

The Canadian completed the 2,745 bikepacking race in 15 days and 23 hours, coming within 14 hours of the course record.

The Lithuanian completed the 2,745-mile bikepacking race in 13 days, 2 hours, and 16 minutes, shaving 20 hours off the previous course record.

The former Dutch roadie rides 650 miles and 72,000 feet of vert in three days and 47 minutes, finishing 48 minutes ahead of Rob Britton in second place.

The EF Education-EasyPost star overcomes trench foot, freezing rain, wildfire detours mental demons and a busted derailleur to lay down a blistering time on the storied ultra-bikepacking route.

Petervary was in the midst of his 'Great Divide Ride Unearthed' when he was hit outside of Salida, Colorado.

The EF-Education EasyPost rider is tackling the Tour Divide route next — and he's going to see how fast he can go while still getting some rest.

Alex Howes is the first person to complete both the Tour de France, which he did twice, and the Tour Divide bikepacking race.

A weekly roundup of what's happening in the off-road.

On day 17 of the world's most iconic ultra bikepacking race, 17 riders have reached the U.S./Mexico border.

A weekly roundup of what's happening in the off-road.

The Tour Divide kicks off in Banff, Canada on June 9 at 8 a.m. MST, and the 2,745 mile adventure is my favorite bike race to 'spectate.'

The off-road-centric bikepacking route will start in Newfoundland, Canada and end in Key West, Florida, and be divided into eight linkable segments.

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Ultra-endurance mountain biker Jay Petervary preps for and rides a record pace in the Tour Divide race

Word from the Tour Divide is that the owner of the Black Sheep Bike, Jake Kirkpatrick, had to abandon his effort.

The daily grind of pedaling the Tour Divide is offset by the spectacular scenery.

Snow and hail blowing from every angle — in June? Welcome to the Tour Divide.

Devon Balet captures the Tour Divide riders as they pass through Butte, Montana

Pain, suffering, anguish, triumph, defeat and exhilaration: Six days into the Tour Divide and every emotion known to man has surfaced

They say that getting to Banff for the start of Tour Divide is half the battle, and a battle it was.

Tour Divide riders set out from Canada and encounter lots of snow.

Riders set out from Banff, Alberta, Canada on their way to the Mexico border in New Mexico.

The Tour Divide kicked off June 10 in Banff, Alberta, Canada. Look for updates over the next two weeks on Singletrack.com