Sleep System
Tent - Sleeping Pad - Sleeping Bag
You're going to want somewhere to stay dry and warm overnight. A tent, a sleeping pad and a sleeping bag are the bare minimum. Pillows are optional, but bring a headlamp!
Adventure Distilled
Below is a list of equioptment and tools to bring on either a group or self supported multi day motorcycle camping trip.
Depending on how comfortable you want to be, you can choose to forego anything on the list, but here's the basics
Tent - Sleeping Pad - Sleeping Bag
You're going to want somewhere to stay dry and warm overnight. A tent, a sleeping pad and a sleeping bag are the bare minimum. Pillows are optional, but bring a headlamp!
Boil Water - Make Coffee - Make Food
Mornings just aren't as fun without coffee! Sometimes we camp in the middle of the backcountry, so buying dinner isn't always an option. Having a way to cook dinner at night and breakfast the next morning is the best way to keep the chill off!
Tools and Tires
It's great when nothing goes wrong, but when it does, we need to be self sufficient. There's no BCAA when you're 150km into the backcountry. Make sure you have something to repair flat tires, broken chains, and anything else that can go wrong in the middle of nowhere.
Camp Chair, Headlamps,
It sure is nice to sit on a chair around a fire sipping a whiskey. If you have room, bring a chair!
Where the road has taken us so far.








New rider or old hand, any bike, as long as you can load it up with camping gear and ride 300km of gravel each day with a bit of pavement mixed in where we have to. If you've ever looked down a road and wondered where it goes, come find out with us.