My bikepacking webzine

[Martin Farrent]

I have launched a (free) bikepacking webzine at http://trails-tours.com

Take a look, if you are interested. I update it rather frequently.

[peter vacco]

very cool. and such the romantic adventures. is all good.
you are aware that 4 fellows from whitehorse recently rode the canol trail. yes ?

this isn;t really great posting material, but you have your pm function not working.

cheers,
v.

[Martin Farrent]

Hope PMs are working now – and thanks for the info.

Incidentally, there is a page for people to post links to their own trips or sites. Look here: http://trails-tours.com/sites

There is also a newsletter and various social media options for those who want to keep an eye on the site for updates: http://trails-tours.com/follow

[Martin Farrent]

I have updated the site with a section for adventure races. There are a few entries already. No doubt it will grow pretty organically.

In addition, there is now an explanatory page about navigation options: http://trails-tours.com/using-site/ – it shows how to use the site for topical research. As the content mounts up, I think this will become increasingly useful, e.g. when planning a trip.

[Martin Farrent]

I have added a few 'specials' under Features (in the top menu) – one for beginners, one for travel tips and one for trail skills. If you can think of any other topic groups that ought to be bundled, I would appreciate your suggestions. I would also like to link to a good, worldwide calendar for adventure races. Does anyone know of one?

[Sam Haraldson]

This is a great looking site, Martin. I've added it to my RSS reader for future updates.

[Martin Farrent]

I'm sincerely glad you enjoy it, Sam! Thanks for telling me!

Various ways of following it (including RSS) are described here: http://trails-tours.com/follow/

[Andy Stow]

Thanks, I've been reading daily.

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