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Our sponsors: for long-distance travel Blurred image Moving image from our bikepacking adventure Three cyclists riding on a gravel trail in a pine forest in Utah Portrait of a cyclist wearing a cap, whom I met in Utah Portrait of a bearded cyclist wearing a cap, in Utah Chickpeas poured into a skillet on a camping grill in Utah Water poured from a stainless-steel canteen to put out a campfire A knife is used to split a log to prepare a fire at a campsite in Utah Julien riding his bike on a sandy trail in southern Utah Route 12 winds through the white rock near Escalante, Utah Two cyclists are adjusting the panniers on a loaded bike in southern Utah The Milky Way over the desert at night in southern Utah Bikepacking adventure in dreamy landscapes Sign pointing to Smokey Mountain Road, Big Water, and Escalante in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument Eroded, ochre-colored hills along the Grand Staircase Loop in Utah Three cyclists on a trail among gray hills in the Grand Staircase-Escalante (black and white) A cyclist riding along the Grand Staircase Loop trail, at the foot of a pale hill Fairy Chimneys and Gray Hills in Southern Utah Close-up of orange sand ripples in southern Utah Pink sand dunes at the foot of the mountains in southern Utah A yellow air mattress resting on a rock at a campsite in southern Utah A barrel cactus among the desert shrubs in southern Utah A spiny cactus with yellow fruit, in the Utah desert black and white portrait of our bikepacking adventure Three cyclists riding along a rocky trail among the juniper trees in Utah A snake on the orange sand in southern Utah A cyclist pushes his loaded bike up a rocky hill in southern Utah Hills and canyons shrouded in mist, near Route 12 in Utah Marie-Liesse, exhausted, pushes her bike up a gravel hill in southern Utah Marie-Liesse smiles under her helmet in southern Utah travel insurance
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