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Northwilds
A bikepacker on a rocky mountain trail among pine trees

Gravel

Gravel rides on empty roads

Quiet tracks, mountain passes and village bakeries, on bikes we look after for you.

A cyclist riding along a cliff edge with a snowy volcano behind

How we do it

Gravel the Northwilds way

Our gravel trips link forest roads, old military tracks and high passes, with a support van carrying your bags and spare parts. Choose a gravel bike or an e-bike for every trip.

  • Bikes providedGravel bikes and e-bikes, fitted to you.
  • Routes on your phoneEvery day's track ready to follow.
  • Van supportBags, spares and snacks follow you.

Good to know

Questions before you go

Booking a trip

How fit do I need to be?

Every trip has a difficulty. Easy means up to four hours of walking or paddling a day on good paths. Moderate means five to six hours with some climbs. Challenging means long days, steep ground and weather to match. If you are unsure, ask us and we will be honest.

How big are the groups?

Never more than twelve, and most trips run with six to ten people. Small groups mean we can stay in family-run huts and change plans when the weather does.

On the trip

Do I need to buy special kit?

No. Tents, stoves, kayaks, snowshoes and paddling kit are included where a trip needs them, and you can hire boots and waterproofs from us at the start.

What happens if the weather turns?

Your guide has a plan B for every day, and a plan C for most. Safety comes first, and the most memorable days are often the ones that did not go to plan.

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