It was finally time to hit the gravel. This is Courtney Martin and Jenn Dederich cresting a climb on Hale Ridge Road with the Blue Mountains in the background. (Photos by J. Maus/BikePortland) This is ...

There are few better ways to revel in the blaze of autumn leaves than by cycling down out-of-the way dirt or gravel roads and paths. Here are five places to explore on two wheels. Northwest Arkansas, ...

This past Memorial Day weekend I had the chance to race La Strada La Plata, the gravel race put on during the Iron Horse Classic, a weekend of bike racing in Durango, Colorado. The very next weekend, ...

In the age of Strava and Trailforks, I used to wonder why anyone would pay to join a bike tour. Why not just download the route and ride on your own? But after I took a guided bike tour around ...

In the aftermath of Sunday's changed route for this year's Paris-Tours one-day race, which deviated from its usual parcours to take in nine sectors of gravel vineyard tracks inside the final 60 ...

Recently I spent some time in the French Alps, armed only with the new Pinarello F7, but with a craving to do some gravel riding. For those of you unfamiliar, the Pinarello F model is very much a ...

Colorado is a playground for cyclists, with paved roads and paths, bumpy mountain trails and dirt farm, ranch and forest routes to explore. According to the nonprofit Bicycle Colorado, 73% of ...

The Evil Bikes Chamois Hagar is the antithesis of the Canyon Grail. The latter is essentially a road bike with gravel tire adjustments, while the Chamois Hagar is directly from a modern mountain bike ...