https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9D92se77sE
SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL http://bit.ly/DUZERTVSUBThis is my long edit of the Baja Divide Cape Loop. It's 225 miles of beautiful desert riding (and a lot of

https://bikepacking.com/plog/baja-divide-tales-from-the-cape-loop/
PUBLISHED Mar 9, 2023. 30. Conversation. Baja's draw is wide. A mere scratch mark in the schemes of great continents, its iconic shape jets like a missile into the Pacific and beckons with it the wild and the curious. Baja is full of dreamers and chasers, of ranchers and fishers, of everyone from real estate moguls to vanlife dirtbags.

https://bikepacking.com/routes/baja-divide/
Life on the Baja Divide is defined by a rhythm of riding, camping, and resupply and wild camping is one of the highlights of the route. Resources are limited, although the route is designed to encounter resupply frequently enough to make a self-supported tour possible. Riders may need to carry up to 2-3 days of food and 10-12 liters of water

https://exploringwild.com/baja-cape-loop-bikepacking/
The Cape Loop is a 250ish mile bikepacking route at the far south of Mexico's Baja Peninsula. This detailed guide explains how to enjoy the desert roads, beautiful beaches, and sunny skies. ... Tires are a big topic for the Cape Loop and Baja Divide in general. Sand is the main issue. There are also some rocky, chunky 4×4 roads and a fair

https://bikepacking.com/plan/peoples-lines-baja-divide-rigs/
In the final installment of coverage from Logan and Virginia's Baja Divide Missions Section ride, Logan reflects on realizations that come from riding other people's route designs, and breaks down the "ramble-shred" bike builds, rationale, and gear lists they used on the trip. PUBLISHED Feb 8, 2022. 25. Conversation.

https://www.reddit.com/r/bikepacking/comments/e66iio/baja_on_a_budget_seeking_cape_loop_advice/
Cape loop doesn't get higher than 700 meters above sea level. 700m is not that much, the temp would be max 3-5 degrees lower than at the coast. It shows now that Cabo night temps for the next week are like 18-20C, so nowhere near being "below freezing". I'd love to hear what experienced people would say though.

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/29196456
Baja Divide: Cape Loop starting and ending in San Jose del Cabo. Based off the work by Nicholas Carman, Lael Wilcox, and modified by Cass Gilbert.... - 255.0 mi, +16025 ft. Bike ride in San José del Cabo, Baja California Sur

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/31657121
Baja Divide: Cape Loop starting and ending in San Jose del Cabo. Based off the work by Nicholas Carman, Lael Wilcox, and modified by Delia Massey - 270.8 mi, +17836 ft. Bike ride in Las Veredas, Baja California Sur

https://ridewithgps.com/routes/38197852
https://bikepacking.com/routes/baja-divide/ - 224.7 mi, +17195 ft. Bike ride in La Paz, Baja California Sur

https://www.salsacycles.com/journal/articles/bikepacking-the-cape-loop
The Cape Loop is a 455 km circle at the very bottom tip of Baja and is logistically simple since you and your bike can fly into either La Paz or Cabo San Lucas. This year, I decided to go back to Baja with my Timberjack Ti and explore the Cape Loop with my watercolors and plenty of time. I set aside ten days and flew with my bike from Anchorage

https://bikepacking.com/plog/ebb-and-flow-baja-divide/
For his first solo bikepacking trip, Tom Norman braved the rugged Baja Divide route in Mexico. His unforgettable ride provided an unending mix of surpassed expectations and dramatic twists and turns amid the unforgiving desert terrain. In this piece, he shares some of the many highs, lows, and surprises he experienced along the way.

https://britrax.medium.com/baja-divide-cape-loop-bikepacking-february-2020-d665c50b5200
Baja Divide Cape Loop bikepacking, February 2020. Brianna Traxinger, PhD. ·. Follow. 21 min read. ·. Mar 8, 2020. Although I've been a bike commuter and casual cyclist forever, I've only recently gotten into bikepacking. I've historically spent more running and hiking in the mountains, but persistent complications with hip impingement

https://www.moon-spin.com/Bikepacking_Baja
Words by Jess Oveson • Photos by Lindsay Ryder and Jen Higgins • January 2023

https://www.reddit.com/r/bikepacking/comments/18wgyso/baja_divide_cape_loop_my_first_bikepacking_trip/
Some favorite shots from the last 11 days bikepacking the Cape Loop of the Baja Divide. It was my first bikepacking trip ever. Stats: 10 days biking, 1 rest day, 362.2 miles total, and 23,082' elevation gain.

https://outdoorsnewswire.com/hiking/bajas-cape-loop-desert-bikepacking-meets-midwinter-beach-vacation
So I was pleasantly surprised when our recent ride of the Cape Loop on Mexico's Baja Peninsula felt like the perfect blend of great bikepacking with plain old "type 1" fun. The Cape Loop is the southernmost segment of the much longer Baja Divide, a rugged desert bikepacking route down the entire Baja Peninsula. Of course I've dreamed of

https://www.reddit.com/r/bikepacking/comments/1766l19/baja_cape_loop_need_to_know/
Baja Cape Loop: Need to know... Route Discussion. Greetings all. The wife and I are very experienced bikepacking, camping, and general adventuring. Both of us have done some 5-7 day off/on road tours, and countless overnighters. Lots of bike racing too. We still pin on a number plate once in awhile.

https://www.tennesseegravel.com/
The Dream Race: Climb Gravel/Descend Pavement! GRAVEL BIKE RACES/RIDES IN TENNESSEE August 4, 2024: HARDford Gravel Grinder (Hartford, TN) August 10, 2024: The Best DAM GRAVEL Ride (Bristol, TN) October 18-20, 2024: Gravel Revival (Centerville, TN) March 30, 2025: Waucheesi Bike Race (Tellico Plains, TN). April, 2025 (TBD): Gosh Darn (Lyles, TN) April 5, 2025: Rust Buster (Memphis, TN) A

https://www.cadescove.net/cades-cove-photos-that-will-make-you-want-to-visit/
On these days, the 11-mile loop road is closed to cars prior to 10 a.m. so cyclists can have free reign in the valley. Biking in Cades Cove is the perfect recipe for a memorable adventure. While it may be only 20 feet high, Abrams Falls is still a supremely impressive sight.

https://bikepacking.com/plan/diy-surfing-baja-cape-loop/
4. Sit on your bike and make sure you have clearance throughout your pedal stroke. If not, you can use the PVC elbows to make an S-bend in your rack support like I did. Cut your rack supports to length. 5. Dry fit your rack supports and make sure they stick out roughly the same distance, and far enough past the pedal.

https://www.reddit.com/r/bikepacking/comments/10481kr/cape_loop_holiday_weeklong_ride_of_a_small/
This is a place for fellow hikers and backpackers in Southern California to organize meet ups, post gear reviews, trip reviews, and etc. Hopefully this will unite local hikers and allow us to meet and explore the beautiful landscape we inhabit.

https://www.cadescove.net/cades-cove-waterfalls-you-have-to-see-to-believe/
This Cades Cove waterfall is 80-feet tall and consists of a upper and lower section, which is divided by a walkway that crosses over the stream of the upper falls. Laurel Falls Trail is 2.6 miles round trip and is considered of moderate difficulty. On average it takes about 2 hours to hike to the waterfall and back. 3. Lynn Camp Prong Cascades.

https://bikepacking.com/plog/baja-divide-lessons-from-the-cacti/
In his second dispatch from the Baja Divide, Evan Christenson peels back the layers and shares more about an unexpected mix of locals and fellow bikepackers he met on his ride across Mexico's Baja California peninsula. Read their stories and join Evan in unpacking some of the lessons he's learned here, paired with stunning photographs….

https://www.cadescove.net/black-bears-cades-cove/
Bears can be found throughout the park, but are easiest to spot in open areas such as Cades Cove and Cataloochee Valley. Go in the morning (6 a.m. to 10 a.m.) or late afternoon (3 - 7 p.m.). Black bears tend to be out foraging around these times, and an added perk is that the morning and/or evening light is divine.