This summer, Christoph Döttelmayer headed to Iceland to race the infamous Rift, a 200km route through the highlands of Iceland's south coast.Facing multiple river crossings, washboard roads, dreaded rocks, and far-out views, Christoph recounts his experience completing the race and what it took to get to the finish.

We catch up with Rachael Walker and Polly Henderson to dive into the evolution of women's enduro and their experiences within the sport.

Meaghan Hackinen shares her experience racing the 330-mile, cross-Washington bikepacking race known as The Dark Divide, and tells us a bit about what allows her to push herself past her limits the way she does.

This summer, filmmaker Keenan DesPlanques set out to tackle a challenging route on British Columbia’s west coast involving a combination of riding and packrafting, which he called “The Big Dumb Loop.” Watch his unique self-filmed video and read some words about the project from Keenan here.

We visited Cory Wallace in the western highlands of Guatemala as he prepared for the El Reto Stage race, in part to dive into the essence of his being, but also to explore how a nomadic lifestyle can suit a top-tier athlete.

Lying a stones throw away from the capital, the Surrey Hills lie to the south of London. Whilst the Hills can’t rival the mountains of Scotland or the Alps, the Surrey Hills has one up when it comes to fun and flow, with trails littered in different directions everywhere you ride.