Hello Friend,
Follow us along as we learn more about biking, this country, and ourselves. We wanted to provide deeper meaning to this journey and decided to partner up with the California Collaborative for Immigrant Justice. Click the button below to learn more!
Girls Go Golden
Girls Go Golden
Cycling with a Purpose
The ability to ride across the United States is an incredible privilege. We are cycling for those who can’t.
We are partnering with the California Collaborative for Immigrant Justice (CCIJ), who fights for the liberation of immigrants in detention.
Girls Gone Gravel
Our troublesome trio is taking on the Golden Gravel Trail, a 3,805 mile bike-packing route created by the Adventure Cycling Association (ACA) in 2026.
Due to the wildfires this year, we have rerouted to Missoula, Montana. While visiting the ACA office, we were quickly convinced to take on the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route from Montana to Colorado.
Once we hit Salida, CO, we’re meeting back up with the Golden Gravel Trail and eventually the TransAmerica Trail, riding it an additional 1,145 miles before finishing our route in Virginia.
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Spanning a whopping 3,805 miles, the Golden Gravel Trail will take us through Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Missouri. It passes through numerous climates, varying from temperate coastal to blistering deserts.
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What has been described to us as “the cream of the crop” of bike-packing, the Great Divide travels from Banff, Canada, to Antelope Wells, New Mexico. We will be traversing it over 1,360 miles through Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, and Colorado.
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The TransAmerica trail, created in 1976, spans 4,247 miles across the entirety of the continental United States. Similar to the Golden Gravel Trail, it was also mapped by the Adventure Cycle Association, except this route is entirely paved. We will be taking this trail through Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, and Virginia, finishing our route when we meet the Atlantic.
Who We Are
We’re three college roommates with a sweet little dream… and little-to-no touring experience.