Explore the world on two wheels
A bike travel blog to help you get rolling
Love biking? Me too! Iโve traveled the world from Asia to Africa and I believe wholeheartedly that bikes are the best way to explore. My hope is that with this blog, you feel inspired and confident to get out and experience your own two-wheeled adventures.
โYou’re only one bike ride away from a good moodโ
Oh hi there! I’m Becky!
There girl behind Two Wheeled Wanderer. Iโve spent most of my adult life (and even my non-adult life) traveling the world and exploring on two wheels. Thereโs nowhere Iโd rather be than riding singletrack or getting lost on back roads on the seat of my bike.
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I started Two Wheeled Wanderer to help people like you get out and explore the world on two wheels. I hope you find some inspiration to plan your next adventure!
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My gravel bike got a little taste of mountain biking ๐
Weโve been hanging out in a little town in Bolivia to let the protests settle down. Of course, we had to explore on our bikes so we pedaled up to this โMirador del Adventureroโ. With a mountain bike at 2k feet it would have been no problem but with a gravel bike at 12k ft we worked for it ๐ฎโ๐จ
One of the reasons I love working on TDA tours is the unexpected adventures we find ourselves on ๐.
My gravel bike got a little taste of mountain biking ๐
Weโve been hanging out in a little town in Bolivia to let the protests settle down. Of course, we had to explore on our bikes so we pedaled up to this โMirador del Adventureroโ. With a mountain bike at 2k feet it would have been no problem but with a gravel bike at 12k ft we worked for it ๐ฎโ๐จ
One of the reasons I love working on TDA tours is the unexpected adventures we find ourselves on ๐.
In my element โฐ๏ธ๐ด
Couldnโt resist a photo with a llama ๐ฆ wearing sunglasses ๐
Rainbow Mountain isnโt the kind of place Iโd seek out normally (too touristy) but we had the option to add it on to our Ausangate bikepacking route and Iโm so glad we did! It was a hike-a-bike to get there (up and downโฆ), but it made for a very memorable end to our trip ๐ฒ
Couldnโt resist a photo with a llama ๐ฆ wearing sunglasses ๐
Rainbow Mountain isnโt the kind of place Iโd seek out normally (too touristy) but we had the option to add it on to our Ausangate bikepacking route and Iโm so glad we did! It was a hike-a-bike to get there (up and downโฆ), but it made for a very memorable end to our trip ๐ฒ
Iโve done a lot of bikepacking trips, but the Ausangate Circuit was the most epic and hardest adventure Iโve done to date. I LOVED it!
We spent 5 days surrounded by glaciers, jagged peaks, llamas, alpine lakes, and wilderness. It was more beautiful (and challenging) than I imagined.
The whole route was only about 65.5 miles, but let me tell you - pedaling (and sleeping) at 16,000 feet is pretty brutal. All of the climbs were hike-a-bikes but (almost) all the descents were worth it ๐
What a way to kick off my next three months in South America!
Big thanks to @hakuexpeditions for helping us make this epic trip happen.
Iโve done a lot of bikepacking trips, but the Ausangate Circuit was the most epic and hardest adventure Iโve done to date. I LOVED it!
We spent 5 days surrounded by glaciers, jagged peaks, llamas, alpine lakes, and wilderness. It was more beautiful (and challenging) than I imagined.
The whole route was only about 65.5 miles, but let me tell you - pedaling (and sleeping) at 16,000 feet is pretty brutal. All of the climbs were hike-a-bikes but (almost) all the descents were worth it ๐
What a way to kick off my next three months in South America!
Big thanks to @hakuexpeditions for helping us make this epic trip happen.
Photo dump from the last two months on the Orient Express! It was a great trip with awesome people. We traveled through 8 countries, pedaled almost 4,000km (big kudos to all the riders!), experienced the beauty and hospitality of rural and urban Europe, and - of course - ate lots of delicious food. What a way to see Europe!
Nowโฆ onto South America ๐
Photo dump from the last two months on the Orient Express! It was a great trip with awesome people. We traveled through 8 countries, pedaled almost 4,000km (big kudos to all the riders!), experienced the beauty and hospitality of rural and urban Europe, and - of course - ate lots of delicious food. What a way to see Europe!
Nowโฆ onto South America ๐
Such a fun day exploring the singletrack around Vienna! We had a double rest day, so I hired a guide and he showed me his favorite trails.
The Orient Express has been great, but I can go only so long without mountain biking ๐
Such a fun day exploring the singletrack around Vienna! We had a double rest day, so I hired a guide and he showed me his favorite trails.
The Orient Express has been great, but I can go only so long without mountain biking ๐