More biking content from Miranda PLEEEASE! Love her outlook and positivity no matter the situation she’s in. So fun to watch and definitely has inspired me to get out and explore more!
Love the realism and Miranda's bravery in the face of something she didn't want to do (ride on highway) and that she balanced being honest about how she felt but also being so positive
And all the road cyclists are all, "What? There was PLENTY of shoulder on that highway!" ;) :D Seriously, though, for a relatively newbie cyclist, that was no doubt a bit of an intimidating challenge. Well done!
Would definitely watch more cycling content! So glad you had such a good time, there are literally thousands and thousands of miles of bike trails all over the country, and most of them inhabit former railroad lines or towpaths along canals and rivers, really cool stuff!
Love the reaction upon entering the tunnel. "What in the HELLLLLLLLL?" Who can stay in a blue funk when Miranda is around? NOBODY! Thank you for my 500mg dose of MITW Capsules!
I think the use of an e-bike is awesome! You can make it as hard or as easy as you want, and it opens up activities like bikepacking to people who would otherwise be physically unable to do it on their own.
Yeah small percentage of people who actually 'need' an ebike from a disability. Most people are just to lazy in getting out and riding before going fully loaded.
@@ivytyler I agree with Ivy's comment and here's my 2 cents worth. I'm functionally blind & ride a recumbent tadpole trike for safety. I do overnights & 4 to 5 day tours. I'm 74 years, not decrepit, but i ride the trike to get out & enjoy life. Don't ever, ever, judge a person for a trike or an electric assist (or wheelchair) until you know why. Go Miranda........
@@ianlindridge5378 So telling people who take a different and disagreeable view to you don't have a voice. This girl is quite clearly capable of riding a proper bicycle and not being lazy. Ebikes are motor bikes and traditional cycling has been infected by them, all these lazy feckers now claiming they are cyclists. No they are not, but they are cheats!
People should know they cut out the part where they had to put the bikes on a bus or van to get from the end of Discovery Bay (mud flats in the video) to 4 corners to continue the ride into Port Townsend. If she thought riding on that huge, wide shoulder was scary, she definitely didn't ride on the road for the section with no trail yet. Lots of volunteers are working on it and have been for many years. It has to go over very high, steep hills somehow.
The county is working on a route that will cut out HWY 20. I believe it will go through the backside of Anderson Lake State Park and reconnect with the Larry Scott Memorial Trail.
@@toddkj7jhh That is the long term plan but for the next few years at least, people should be aware of the dangers of riding on the road in that missing section of trail.
Miranda is a fantastic presenter and this video is great, but I have to give a shout out to the camera people and drone operators, some of those shots were absolutely beautiful. 👍👍 Great work.
I’m so glad you tried bikepacking and enjoyed it, Miranda! It’s great you realized the awesomeness that is traveling by bike and I hope we see more bike trips and cycling content from you! By the way I think you can consider yourself a cyclist now 😉.
Would love to see you on a mountain bike trail. My girlfriend and I have been backpacking and riding mountain bikes. We really want to combine the two now for some bikepacking Action.
There is a 25 mile bypass on the Olympic Discovery Trail called the Adventure Route. Nice mix of single and dual track mountain biking between Lake Crescent and Port Angeles. There are also some much more intense downhill mountain biking routes in the Dryhll area (near PA too). Highly recommend!
I love your infectious enthusiasm. I too started out backpacking many years ago. I discovered bikepacking about 5 years ago and I am sooo hooked on it. I have done many different types of trips, pavement, rail trail and mountain bike wilderness stuff. The latter is very strenuous but so rewarding. I would really enjoy seeing more bike content from you. Thanks for sharing your journey with us.
I would love to see more bikepacking material with Miranda! This was great, I would really love to see more fellow women get involved in bikepacking. I'm hoping with the help of this video and more we will have more women out on the trails. Thank you Miranda and thank you REI.
Miranda’s humor and enjoyment of the outdoors is infectious, a 90-mile bikepacking trip is a most excellent adventure, and the crews excellence in capturing the scenery and fun was wonderful. Thanks, and let’s have more bikepacking!
Did bike packin for a lot. of years when i was young no e bike they were not invented yet but never the less it was a fantastik time so watching you have such a good time it brings back wonderful memories so yes more vids like this or whatever you dream up. Is fine by me like i said you go girl Norther ont. Canada
I truly enjoy watching the videos Miranda and crew put together. Her joy at trying new things and exploring always makes me smile. I defiantly look forward to seeing new videos when they come out and learning something new.
Among milions of youtubers, hundreds that I know about, you are among my favorites. Top 5, I mean. All i can say is thank you, and please continue what you are doing. It is awesome.
I notice that you failed to cover or mention biking up the east side of Discovery Bay. Those roughly 6 miles is the single most dangerous section of the entire ODT. Some people ride it while other use the bus to get around it. It can be dealt with, but I think it's only fair to warn people about it. Other than that, the video was great. How could an Amanda video not be cheerful and realistic? It's also a great intro to the ODT for those that haven't done it.
Yep, when I rode the ODT I skipped the last part to Port Townsend since there was no safe way to ride through. For a video that advertises biking the ODT to Port Townsend, it seems very remiss to not mention that the ODT doesn't actually go all the way to Port Townsend.
I am an experienced cyclist and rode this section with my wife who is not. It was awful. My wife bless her heart just tucked in behind me and rode the whole section. She was probably too scared to say anything, I know I was. I will never ride that section again
That's what i was talking about! Great experience! Thank you very much for uploading the trip. The highway is something that I also dislike and added to all the weight of the bike worries me. But I really liked everything because it was an extremely natural experience with all the circumstances they lived through. Again, great video and I would love it if you take a longer trip.
Miranda, you are a total dork and it puts a smile on my face every time. Thank you! "First time in a loong time" - I feel that. I'd totally give you a big 'ol hug if I could. 🤗
I've cycle toured for years, rode most of Vietnam, Hanoi to Ho Chi Min City (Saigon), Melbourne to Sydney. First half of the Great Ocean Road. Tasmania's East Coast (a couple of times) I've also commuted all my life and owned more bikes than cars. Used to be a 100km (60 miles) a day on pretty much any terrain, so long as it was a msde road. (Single track's "a bit" harder, hey.) It makes my heart sing when others discover cycle touring. eBike or not, the open road on a bike is freaking golden. And that moment when camp is setup and your nomming dinner, watching the sun going down. Life can't get any better. ❤❤❤
More cycling content please. Miranda I love that you show your nervousness, it is reassuring that you can be scared to try something and still do it. Thanks!
Miranda it makes me smile so much seeing you soo happy!! Such a joy to watch. Definitely some of the most beautiful scenery yet. And those drone shots were AWESOME.
That's awesome! We're happy to introduce you to a new trail in a location that you know well and love! Do you think you'll check it out the next time you're there?
Thank You for doing a ebike bikepacking tour! I hope that you get together with Ryan Van Duzer for ebike bikepacking. For longer trips you have to think about recharging and battery storage.
I have been very interested by bikepacking ever since I found out it was a thing... the joy you have for new experiences is so infectious, it makes me want to get out there and Do More Things more often. Frankly, Miranda, I would watch you watch paint dry. Keep on keeping on 💜
As someone who has never bikepacked and is not a cyclist, I really enjoyed this. The e-bike seems like an easier entry to bike packing than a full human powered bike.
I just got an ebike and love it. I may do that ride next summer. I have to use assist modes way more than you do. Yes to more bike content. Hello from Bellevue.
I'm loving the bike content! I have a new bike trail to check out. Also, I don't care if someone is on an ebike, you're still having the same experience riding a bike and being outdoors.
Love that Miranda advocated using similar equipment she already owns, rather than product promo-ing. REI is killing it with authentic promotional content that doesn't feel salesy. But, more detail on your food, please, Miranda! I want to know what she's eating at camp & in town. Cream o Wheat with strawberries, kiwi, & matcha? Tell us more!!! I feel like M might eat to live, rather than live to eat, but for the rest of us, bring on the details! Speaking of which, a show about a trip to the bulk bin store & prepping dry backpack food from those ingredients would be awesome! I bet $5-10 would cover most of her food for 2-3 days using bulk bin oats, nuts, fruits, veg, beans, etc...
My buddy was literally talking about bike camping the other day!! This is such an amazing coincidence.. Love the channel, love the presenter and the content. Please keep Miranda happy! She's the best!!!
I appreciate REI's videos where they can tell a story and show the products so much more than than most youtubers who are just hocking product with some half assed "content" thrown in and they're reading off cue cards provided by the manufacturer
Awesome video! Did my first backpacking trip this past week on Mt. Rainier and used a bunch of Miranda tips! 30 miles 3 days 2 nights. Got a bunch of snow! Now I gotta look into Bike packing for my next adventure! Great video!
This video makes me want to try bikepacking! It looks so fun! And you can cover so much more distance than traditional backpacking, so you can see way more stuff.
Bikepacking is great. There are more and more rail trails in the US . No cars and some great campsites along the trail. Some primitive but some with vault toilettes and water. What is neat is they pass through small towns/communities with businesses that are so welcoming.
This was great, I would love to see more bike packing content. I'm a long time backpacker (20+ years) and recently got into e-biking for commute and mountain biking. I'm inspired to try my first e-bikepack!
This was so joyful to watch. Miranda, on day 2 your face reminded me of the face a puppy makes sticking its head out of the window of a car! Same excited/happy expression :D Now I want to try bikepacking.
I love all of the music and the high quality, INCREDIBLE video!!!!! You and the production team are really doing a wonderful job! As someone who was born in Seattle and living on the east coast, I miss the pacific nw so much!!!! This reminds me how beautiful it is. Thank you for introducing us all to the humor of the great outdoors :)
Can i like this video more than once!!! Thanks for the inspiration, I’m definitely getting an e bike and I’ll be sure to check this trail out. Can’t wait!!!
As an e-biker since 2017, it is always great to see someone with the e-bike grin! They are such an awesome machine these days, they open up so much opportunity.
I've never considered bike packing before, this looks awesome! And it seems like it could be a more accessible way for people with knee/joint issues to still get out in the wild without having to hike, since biking is lower impact!
@@rei This veteran concurs, no more running for me. I love REI's bike shop mechanics, STL's location. After my career ending crush injury in the military I gained a substantial amount of weight after multiple surgeries and a sedentary lifestyle. I had to buy REI's Novaro brand men's 2XL bibs. The bike shop never lycra shamed me. Loyal REI Co Op member, I drove to the next REI location to buy my Cannondale Tango. The local LBS Cannondale dealer (preCovid) wouldn't offer me the same MSRP as REI for the same bike. Buying it from REI I could afford better components and hydro brakes. I love REI's used site, the only way I can afford quality gear until REI has on site Garage Sales. Short cyclist need a lower standover and I feel Cannondale gets the geometry right. Prepandemic my salty sailor veteran friends and I were planning a bike packing trip. Since I am on the GI Bill, financially things are very tight. I also can't afford an automobile so my bike is my sole mode of transportation. I love her content and the availability to purchase items she uses on REI'S used site. For those of us who choose or can only afford a bike as transportation, this veteran salutes REI and Miranda for showing people how to have smiles for miles. I would love to have an e assist bike. I used to subscribe to the ethos of manning up and dealing with pain. I always wear bibs, chamois cream and gloves. Comfort is imperative and REI's brand allows me to purchase quality gear. Cannondale is you are out there, can Santa bring me an e assist bike? My quads have gone soft and I would love a little assist now and then....
Maybe you want to consider buying a trike bicycle, because trikes causes less stress on your knees, back, neck and wrist. Oh yeah, no more saddle pain. A trike can be fitted with an elektro motor as well. You can bikepack with any trike. I went on 550 mile/ 900 km tour from the Netherlands to Hamburg and back. Sure, trikes are more expensive then bikes. So try to buy one second hand.
I love the cinematic drone shots and the music that goes with it. It's pretty refreshing to watch considering it's always a fun and quirky Miranda in the wild episode :D
Please make a mention that there is no safe way to cycle from Discovery Bay ~(24:27) to Four Corners ~(24:35)! This section is so dangerous that the ODT website specifically recommends bypassing this on a bus or via a very long 19 mile detour on state highways. Since the video makes this section appear continuous, I'm afraid people may watch this video and attempt to ride through it thinking the trail is actually continuous.
That was my first thought, they really glossed over that part. They just recently acquired the land and easements to put in the trail there, but I think they're still at least a year away from building it.
@@swerne01 The bus doesn't run at all on Sundays and only twice a day on Saturdays -- once at 7:35am and once at 5:20pm. And it only takes three or four bikes max, so you need to pray it's not full. But that's besides the point -- even if it ran every 10 minutes, the video should still mention it so people know there's a bypass involved.
Miranda, it is infectious to see the joy you derive from your adventure and bridge encounters. We also used all of our camping equipment for our bike packing trips. Thanks for taking us along on your fun positive journey. Would love to see more of your bike packing fun!!!
Miranda makes me want to try ALL THE THINGS!! Thanks for including the falls, I take a tumble almost everytime I get on a bike 😅 Also, shout-out to your producers! They've really stepped up their game with the drone footage! I'd also be interested to see how *they* travel with their gear sometime.
I’m disabled. I have CRPS, a neurological pain disorder. I can’t hike or bike, so watching this was like getting to do it through you, vicariously. I love your videos. I may not be able to hike or bike but I can car camp. So it’s all good!
Awesome trip.I’m so happy for you and that you are back. This was greatest trip - the alpaca, the biking, Miranda screaming bridgeeeee! And the burping. It not a true vlog without her screaming and her laugh (which is so infectious) . Bucket list trip for me
I’m so glad you had so much fun bikepacking! There is a really beautiful trail near me that I’ve been wanting to do for awhile and I think I’m going to try and plan a trip for this upcoming spring or summer!
aw! never been so early for one of miranda's videos! I just recently got into hiking and am planning my first backpacking trip for next year. thanks for all your help and recommendations miranda! you are so inspiring and a beacon of light im sure brings joy to so many others on the internet!!
What an incredibly beautiful trail, makes me want to try it myself. Definitely more bike packing content please. Whenever I’m looking for a tent site I try to find the area with the least Alpaca poop too. Words to live by.
Love it! As a strong road cyclist I'm "supposed" to hate ebikes, but I bloody love that you had this much fun on a bike. Who cares that it's an ebike this is what cycling is all about and you smashed a 90 mile ride impressive irrespective of the bike! Well done!
I agree!! more biking content please. Miranda is just awesome and these vids are so well done they are a real treat to watch!! {well done production people!!} Hats off to REI and Cannondale for making all this possible!!!
More biking content from Miranda PLEEEASE! Love her outlook and positivity no matter the situation she’s in. So fun to watch and definitely has inspired me to get out and explore more!
We're so happy to hear it! How do you enjoy the outdoors?
OMG I'm so jealous! I love seeing things by bike. Gotta try this out soon.
Love the realism and Miranda's bravery in the face of something she didn't want to do (ride on highway) and that she balanced being honest about how she felt but also being so positive
We appreciate the kind words 😊
Yes, a civilized country would have safe, separated bicycle paths, but at least in America we have a "positive attitude" 😆
And all the road cyclists are all, "What? There was PLENTY of shoulder on that highway!" ;) :D Seriously, though, for a relatively newbie cyclist, that was no doubt a bit of an intimidating challenge. Well done!
That isn't a highway as human powered vehicles are not allowed on highways. That is a primary route
Would definitely watch more cycling content! So glad you had such a good time, there are literally thousands and thousands of miles of bike trails all over the country, and most of them inhabit former railroad lines or towpaths along canals and rivers, really cool stuff!
There's so much to explore when biking!! Happy trails 🚴♂️👍
Love the reaction upon entering the tunnel. "What in the HELLLLLLLLL?" Who can stay in a blue funk when Miranda is around? NOBODY! Thank you for my 500mg dose of MITW Capsules!
Miranda brings all of the serotonin!
I hope she always makes videos. She really is a ray of sunshine when things are bad. Her smile, laugh, and realness is refreshing!
I think the use of an e-bike is awesome! You can make it as hard or as easy as you want, and it opens up activities like bikepacking to people who would otherwise be physically unable to do it on their own.
Yeah small percentage of people who actually 'need' an ebike from a disability. Most people are just to lazy in getting out and riding before going fully loaded.
This woman was just lazy. These are creating weak people.
@@wmiller7208 weak?? she stilled biked 90 miles over 3 days with a bunch of gear! far from weak, buddy
@@ivytyler I agree with Ivy's comment and here's my 2 cents worth. I'm functionally blind & ride a recumbent tadpole trike for safety. I do overnights & 4 to 5 day tours. I'm 74 years, not decrepit, but i ride the trike to get out & enjoy life. Don't ever, ever, judge a person for a trike or an electric assist (or wheelchair) until you know why. Go Miranda........
@@ianlindridge5378 So telling people who take a different and disagreeable view to you don't have a voice. This girl is quite clearly capable of riding a proper bicycle and not being lazy. Ebikes are motor bikes and traditional cycling has been infected by them, all these lazy feckers now claiming they are cyclists. No they are not, but they are cheats!
People should know they cut out the part where they had to put the bikes on a bus or van to get from the end of Discovery Bay (mud flats in the video) to 4 corners to continue the ride into Port Townsend. If she thought riding on that huge, wide shoulder was scary, she definitely didn't ride on the road for the section with no trail yet. Lots of volunteers are working on it and have been for many years. It has to go over very high, steep hills somehow.
The county is working on a route that will cut out HWY 20. I believe it will go through the backside of Anderson Lake State Park and reconnect with the Larry Scott Memorial Trail.
@@toddkj7jhh That is the long term plan but for the next few years at least, people should be aware of the dangers of riding on the road in that missing section of trail.
Yeah I prefer to go 104 to center, it's a longer route but has a shoulder at least.
@@undertwotimes And once you get to Center, the traffic usually isn't that bad there.
90 miles is trail and about another 40 is still on roads.
They've been building it for decades and won't stop for another couple.
Miranda is a fantastic presenter and this video is great, but I have to give a shout out to the camera people and drone operators, some of those shots were absolutely beautiful. 👍👍 Great work.
She sure is! The whole crew is amazing. 🙌 Be sure to stay tuned for more great content! 😄
Miranda is so endearing and entertaining! I'd watch her fold laundry.
Came for the alpaca farm, stayed for the lovely bike packing trip. Great job on the drone shots. The editor is pretty excellent too. Good job team!
We appreciate the love!! Alpaca farms and bikepacking trips are always a fun time.
"Unintellible wow" me whenever i see anything interested ever, thank you for keeping that in. Blackberries!
Thanks for watching 😄
I’m so glad you tried bikepacking and enjoyed it, Miranda! It’s great you realized the awesomeness that is traveling by bike and I hope we see more bike trips and cycling content from you! By the way I think you can consider yourself a cyclist now 😉.
Thanks, Katherine! Where do you enjoy bikepacking?
Would love to see you on a mountain bike trail. My girlfriend and I have been backpacking and riding mountain bikes. We really want to combine the two now for some bikepacking Action.
Thanks for the recommendation. We hope you're able to go bikepacking yourselves!
There is a 25 mile bypass on the Olympic Discovery Trail called the Adventure Route. Nice mix of single and dual track mountain biking between Lake Crescent and Port Angeles. There are also some much more intense downhill mountain biking routes in the Dryhll area (near PA too). Highly recommend!
I’ve been considering bikepacking! This has convinced me to DO IT!
Miranda has, definitely got me so excited about bikepacking! YAY!
Right on! 🙌
this is the best video i’ve seen so far, you look so happy and enjoying life in the moment as you try a new experience :))
New experiences are a great way enjoy life!
I love your infectious enthusiasm. I too started out backpacking many years ago. I discovered bikepacking about 5 years ago and I am sooo hooked on it. I have done many different types of trips, pavement, rail trail and mountain bike wilderness stuff. The latter is very strenuous but so rewarding. I would really enjoy seeing more bike content from you. Thanks for sharing your journey with us.
Hi, Dave! Thanks for watching and sharing that with us. Where have some of your favorite bikepacking trips been?
I would love to see more bikepacking material with Miranda! This was great, I would really love to see more fellow women get involved in bikepacking. I'm hoping with the help of this video and more we will have more women out on the trails. Thank you Miranda and thank you REI.
Bikepacking is an amazing activity. We appreciate the support 😊
Miranda’s humor and enjoyment of the outdoors is infectious, a 90-mile bikepacking trip is a most excellent adventure, and the crews excellence in capturing the scenery and fun was wonderful. Thanks, and let’s have more bikepacking!
More bike packing please. You are such a delight to follow
This might be my favorite Miranda video!!! Drone footage was incredible. What a beautiful area...thank you for sharing!!
We're so happy you enjoyed watching, Susan.
What a delightful and pleasant soul she is!
Aw, that is so true! Thanks for watching. 😊
Did bike packin for a lot. of years when i was young no e bike they were not invented yet but never the less it was a fantastik time so watching you have such a good time it brings back wonderful memories so yes more vids like this or whatever you dream up. Is fine by me like i said you go girl Norther ont. Canada
We hope you enjoy the future videos! Thanks for the support.
I truly enjoy watching the videos Miranda and crew put together. Her joy at trying new things and exploring always makes me smile. I defiantly look forward to seeing new videos when they come out and learning something new.
We are so happy to hear that! Thanks for tuning in, Jennifer. 👋❤️
You go girl have a blast. Northern Canada
Thanks for tuning in!
Bikepacking is so much fun! I biked from Pittsburgh to Cumberland to DC on the GAP and C&O this summer. It is amazing. You should do it!!!
Sounds like an awesome time, Robyne! Thanks for watching. 😄
Well done, Robyn. Keep on holiday bike touring.
Thanks Miranda !! Makes me want to take up a new thing !!
Glad you enjoyed it. Happy trails!
Among milions of youtubers, hundreds that I know about, you are among my favorites. Top 5, I mean. All i can say is thank you, and please continue what you are doing. It is awesome.
Thank you, Fabian!
I notice that you failed to cover or mention biking up the east side of Discovery Bay. Those roughly 6 miles is the single most dangerous section of the entire ODT. Some people ride it while other use the bus to get around it. It can be dealt with, but I think it's only fair to warn people about it.
Other than that, the video was great. How could an Amanda video not be cheerful and realistic? It's also a great intro to the ODT for those that haven't done it.
Been wanting to try this route, but the dangerous section mentioned has me worried. Would like to know how Miranda did it too.
Yep, when I rode the ODT I skipped the last part to Port Townsend since there was no safe way to ride through. For a video that advertises biking the ODT to Port Townsend, it seems very remiss to not mention that the ODT doesn't actually go all the way to Port Townsend.
I am an experienced cyclist and rode this section with my wife who is not. It was awful. My wife bless her heart just tucked in behind me and rode the whole section. She was probably too scared to say anything, I know I was. I will never ride that section again
I agree, I was wondering that’s myself :)
That's what i was talking about! Great experience! Thank you very much for uploading the trip.
The highway is something that I also dislike and added to all the weight of the bike worries me. But I really liked everything because it was an extremely natural experience with all the circumstances they lived through.
Again, great video and I would love it if you take a longer trip.
Thanks for the kind words!
Miranda, you are a total dork and it puts a smile on my face every time. Thank you! "First time in a loong time" - I feel that. I'd totally give you a big 'ol hug if I could. 🤗
1:55 Trail Mix in a Nalgene... That's an amazing idea, I'm stealing that!
Give it a try! 😄
I've cycle toured for years, rode most of Vietnam, Hanoi to Ho Chi Min City (Saigon), Melbourne to Sydney. First half of the Great Ocean Road. Tasmania's East Coast (a couple of times) I've also commuted all my life and owned more bikes than cars. Used to be a 100km (60 miles) a day on pretty much any terrain, so long as it was a msde road. (Single track's "a bit" harder, hey.)
It makes my heart sing when others discover cycle touring. eBike or not, the open road on a bike is freaking golden. And that moment when camp is setup and your nomming dinner, watching the sun going down. Life can't get any better. ❤❤❤
More cycling content please. Miranda I love that you show your nervousness, it is reassuring that you can be scared to try something and still do it. Thanks!
Miranda it makes me smile so much seeing you soo happy!! Such a joy to watch. Definitely some of the most beautiful scenery yet. And those drone shots were AWESOME.
Thanks for watching! Is it even possible to not smile while watching a Miranda video?! 😁
I love this video! Information and fun to watch, with well shot footage. Can’t beat it!👍👍
Your videos are so inspirational! PLEASE keep the bicycling videos coming. Your positive energy and absolute joy of life in general is fun to watch!
I've been camping/hiking in the Olympics my whole life. Love seeing a trail I've been on before! Thank you!
That's awesome! We're happy to introduce you to a new trail in a location that you know well and love! Do you think you'll check it out the next time you're there?
Welcome to the wonderful and addictive world of bike packing and you live in one of the BEST places in the world for it!
We're happy to be along for this journey!
I'm not really into bikepacking (yet), but I'm really enjoying these videos. Miranda's bubbly personality is awesome and refreshing lol
Yes please Miranda, more cycling videos. Well done, great content, this gives me a really good idea about e-bikes and what to expect. Thank you.
We're happy to help!
I love my e-bike-you inspire me-great job
Thanks Dawn! Glad you enjoyed.
Thank You for doing a ebike bikepacking tour! I hope that you get together with Ryan Van Duzer for ebike bikepacking. For longer trips you have to think about recharging and battery storage.
Thank you for joining us on the adventure!
I have been very interested by bikepacking ever since I found out it was a thing... the joy you have for new experiences is so infectious, it makes me want to get out there and Do More Things more often. Frankly, Miranda, I would watch you watch paint dry. Keep on keeping on 💜
Right on. We wish you many great camping adventures in your future. Thanks for stopping by, Kayla!
Would like to see more bike packing videos, really enjoyed your new journey.
Thank you for coming along this journey with us!
Felt like I was watching double rainbow man with Miranda’s excitement level over the scenery!
Miranda is a beam of sunshine 😄
As someone who has never bikepacked and is not a cyclist, I really enjoyed this. The e-bike seems like an easier entry to bike packing than a full human powered bike.
Maybe something to add to the bucket list? 😉 Thanks for watching!
I just got an ebike and love it. I may do that ride next summer. I have to use assist modes way more than you do. Yes to more bike content. Hello from Bellevue.
Hello! 👋 Right on. Let us know how it goes!
I think e-bikes are great! I don't own one. But they put smiles on faces just like regular bikes! That's all that matters!
Right on, Nathan! 😄🚴
Bikepacking looks so fun!! I'd love to give it a try!! And GOD that trail looks gorgeous!!
Yes please more biking! So beautiful, tfs Miranda and team ;) Cheers from 🇨🇦
Thanks, Lapi 🙌❤️
Miranda is so adorable!!! Thanks for all the great videos and just being yourself.
Miranda is the best! Thanks for watching Dennis.
Yes yes yes more Bikepacking more mountain bike trails!
Glad you're loving the content, Luis! 😊
Yes! I've got a bikepacking trip to prepare for so I've been eagerly waiting for this video!
We hope you have an amazing trip!
Best video yet! Miranda's excitement is so contagious!
Glad you liked it! Her excitement is contagious in the very best way. 😊
I'm loving the bike content! I have a new bike trail to check out. Also, I don't care if someone is on an ebike, you're still having the same experience riding a bike and being outdoors.
We hope you enjoy the new trail! Happy cycling 🚴♂️🥰
Always wanted to do this. Thanks for posting!
Thanks for watching!!
definitely do more videos of bike backpacking, this was awesome. love following you.
We appreciate the suggestion, Gary! Thanks for watching 😄
"I'm not going to hold [the apple] for you. You gotta take it. You're a grown up." absolutely killed me
😂 Thanks for watching, Jess!
Love that Miranda advocated using similar equipment she already owns, rather than product promo-ing. REI is killing it with authentic promotional content that doesn't feel salesy. But, more detail on your food, please, Miranda! I want to know what she's eating at camp & in town. Cream o Wheat with strawberries, kiwi, & matcha? Tell us more!!! I feel like M might eat to live, rather than live to eat, but for the rest of us, bring on the details! Speaking of which, a show about a trip to the bulk bin store & prepping dry backpack food from those ingredients would be awesome! I bet $5-10 would cover most of her food for 2-3 days using bulk bin oats, nuts, fruits, veg, beans, etc...
Thanks so much for watching! We're glad you're loving the content and we appreciate the feedback & suggestions. 😊❤️
I loved this content. I want to try bike packing now! Thank you for a fun, silly and beautiful video.
My buddy was literally talking about bike camping the other day!! This is such an amazing coincidence..
Love the channel, love the presenter and the content. Please keep Miranda happy! She's the best!!!
Wow, the timing!
Hey, we appreciate you watching, and for the kind words about Miranda. Are you and your buddy planning a bikepacking adventure soon?
I appreciate REI's videos where they can tell a story and show the products so much more than than most youtubers who are just hocking product with some half assed "content" thrown in and they're reading off cue cards provided by the manufacturer
Thanks for the support, Ryan!
I love the new Joy you have found. 😭❤😄😄💃👏 makes my heart so happy for you. 😄
Awesome video! Did my first backpacking trip this past week on Mt. Rainier and used a bunch of Miranda tips! 30 miles 3 days 2 nights. Got a bunch of snow! Now I gotta look into Bike packing for my next adventure! Great video!
Wow, congrats Jim! We hope you enjoyed your backpacking trip. Thanks for watching 👍
Love the e-bike camping trip video I definitely would like to see a e-bike mountain bike Camp trip maybe some dirt and gravel roads
Thanks for the suggestion John!
This video makes me want to try bikepacking! It looks so fun! And you can cover so much more distance than traditional backpacking, so you can see way more stuff.
Seeing so many new places is just one of the many advantages to bikepacking 🚴♂️😄
It is fun. But get a lot of advice before going. Miranda used the wrong bike for that trail and surely the wrong seat.
Bikepacking is great. There are more and more rail trails in the US . No cars and some great campsites along the trail. Some primitive but some with vault toilettes and water. What is neat is they pass through small towns/communities with businesses that are so welcoming.
it’s always enjoyable to see my fav creators on my hometown ☺️
How fun! So love your enthusiasm. That looks like a fun trip. Look forward to more biking content. Aloha!
Thank you for the support!!
Miranda’s commentary is truly top notch 👌🏼
She's great at what she does that's for sure! 😁
The accidental sidewalk bike dismount was awesome and flawless.
This was great, I would love to see more bike packing content. I'm a long time backpacker (20+ years) and recently got into e-biking for commute and mountain biking. I'm inspired to try my first e-bikepack!
This was so joyful to watch. Miranda, on day 2 your face reminded me of the face a puppy makes sticking its head out of the window of a car! Same excited/happy expression :D Now I want to try bikepacking.
Miranda's joy and passion is contagious in the best of ways! 😊 Give it a try and let us know how it goes! 😄
Definitely more biking content. This is encouraging me to do the same on my ebike.
We hear you! Thanks for stopping by. 👍
WOW! Your cheeriness and positivity is really contagious. Plz keep it up.
This was the coolest. PA was my hometown growing up. I’d love to do this with my kiddos
I love all of the music and the high quality, INCREDIBLE video!!!!! You and the production team are really doing a wonderful job! As someone who was born in Seattle and living on the east coast, I miss the pacific nw so much!!!! This reminds me how beautiful it is. Thank you for introducing us all to the humor of the great outdoors :)
Thank you for watching along! We're so glad you enjoyed it! ❤️
Can i like this video more than once!!! Thanks for the inspiration, I’m definitely getting an e bike and I’ll be sure to check this trail out. Can’t wait!!!
Right on! Get out there and enjoy it! 🚴🙌🌲
As an e-biker since 2017, it is always great to see someone with the e-bike grin! They are such an awesome machine these days, they open up so much opportunity.
This chick is so fun! This would be such an amazing adventure!! Thanks for sharing.
What an amazing trip!!! Ebike make it that much better. 😂 You are the most enthusiastic person I've ever seen 😮🎉🎉🎉
I've never considered bike packing before, this looks awesome! And it seems like it could be a more accessible way for people with knee/joint issues to still get out in the wild without having to hike, since biking is lower impact!
Bikepacking is an amazing way for more people to be able to access the outdoors 🚴♂️🌲⛺
@@rei This veteran concurs, no more running for me. I love REI's bike shop mechanics, STL's location. After my career ending crush injury in the military I gained a substantial amount of weight after multiple surgeries and a sedentary lifestyle. I had to buy REI's Novaro brand men's 2XL bibs. The bike shop never lycra shamed me. Loyal REI Co Op member, I drove to the next REI location to buy my Cannondale Tango. The local LBS Cannondale dealer (preCovid) wouldn't offer me the same MSRP as REI for the same bike. Buying it from REI I could afford better components and hydro brakes.
I love REI's used site, the only way I can afford quality gear until REI has on site Garage Sales.
Short cyclist need a lower standover and I feel Cannondale gets the geometry right.
Prepandemic my salty sailor veteran friends and I were planning a bike packing trip. Since I am on the GI Bill, financially things are very tight. I also can't afford an automobile so my bike is my sole mode of transportation.
I love her content and the availability to purchase items she uses on REI'S used site.
For those of us who choose or can only afford a bike as transportation, this veteran salutes REI and Miranda for showing people how to have smiles for miles.
I would love to have an e assist bike. I used to subscribe to the ethos of manning up and dealing with pain. I always wear bibs, chamois cream and gloves. Comfort is imperative and REI's brand allows me to purchase quality gear.
Cannondale is you are out there, can Santa bring me an e assist bike? My quads have gone soft and I would love a little assist now and then....
Maybe you want to consider buying a trike bicycle, because trikes causes less stress on your knees, back, neck and wrist. Oh yeah, no more saddle pain. A trike can be fitted with an elektro motor as well.
You can bikepack with any trike. I went on 550 mile/ 900 km tour from the Netherlands to Hamburg and back. Sure, trikes are more expensive then bikes. So try to buy one second hand.
Oh, good grief! This was precious as hell!
This was fun to watch! I really want to try bike packing.
We hope you get the opportunity!
Wow what a beautiful trail!!!!
Isn't nature incredible? ⛰️🌲
I love the cinematic drone shots and the music that goes with it. It's pretty refreshing to watch considering it's always a fun and quirky Miranda in the wild episode :D
Please make a mention that there is no safe way to cycle from Discovery Bay ~(24:27) to Four Corners ~(24:35)! This section is so dangerous that the ODT website specifically recommends bypassing this on a bus or via a very long 19 mile detour on state highways.
Since the video makes this section appear continuous, I'm afraid people may watch this video and attempt to ride through it thinking the trail is actually continuous.
The video was staged,We watched an infomercial for Cannondale.
That was my first thought, they really glossed over that part. They just recently acquired the land and easements to put in the trail there, but I think they're still at least a year away from building it.
Agreed, I've ridden on Hwy 20 between those points and it's not a pleasant experience to get connected to the trail again!
If there is a scheduled bus that will take you and your bike through this section, what's the big deal? Just use it.
@@swerne01 The bus doesn't run at all on Sundays and only twice a day on Saturdays -- once at 7:35am and once at 5:20pm. And it only takes three or four bikes max, so you need to pray it's not full.
But that's besides the point -- even if it ran every 10 minutes, the video should still mention it so people know there's a bypass involved.
Miranda, it is infectious to see the joy you derive from your adventure and bridge encounters. We also used all of our camping equipment for our bike packing trips. Thanks for taking us along on your fun positive journey. Would love to see more of your bike packing fun!!!
That's wonderful, Michael! Thanks for the love ❤️
Miranda makes me want to try ALL THE THINGS!! Thanks for including the falls, I take a tumble almost everytime I get on a bike 😅
Also, shout-out to your producers! They've really stepped up their game with the drone footage! I'd also be interested to see how *they* travel with their gear sometime.
Woo-hoo! We love to hear that, Cheryl. We try to keep it real, and approachable around here! 😅 Thanks for the kudos and the video suggestion!
That was sooooo cool, Miranda! You did great! What a gorgeous trip; I wanna go now! Thanks for always making me smile!
Thanks for watching Russell!
Great video. Exactly what beginners need to see. And, yes, more bike content!
Everyone just needs some inspiration to get outdoors!
Seen a lot of bikepacking videos. This has got to be the most enjoyable one. Thank you! 😃
whenever miranda is passionate about anything that’s the formula for a good video
We definitely agree! 😊
I’m disabled. I have CRPS, a neurological pain disorder. I can’t hike or bike, so watching this was like getting to do it through you, vicariously. I love your videos. I may not be able to hike or bike but I can car camp. So it’s all good!
Awesome trip.I’m so happy for you and that you are back. This was greatest trip - the alpaca, the biking, Miranda screaming bridgeeeee! And the burping. It not a true vlog without her screaming and her laugh (which is so infectious) . Bucket list trip for me
Glad you enjoyed it Arlene! You will love it there.
I’m so glad you had so much fun bikepacking! There is a really beautiful trail near me that I’ve been wanting to do for awhile and I think I’m going to try and plan a trip for this upcoming spring or summer!
That sounds amazing! Enjoy 🚴♂️🤙
aw! never been so early for one of miranda's videos! I just recently got into hiking and am planning my first backpacking trip for next year. thanks for all your help and recommendations miranda! you are so inspiring and a beacon of light im sure brings joy to so many others on the internet!!
We appreciate the kind words, Sarah! Please let us know if we can answer any hiking or backpacking questions.
The yo-yo is fun but hopefully the whittling knife shows back up eventually too 😁
What an incredibly beautiful trail, makes me want to try it myself. Definitely more bike packing content please.
Whenever I’m looking for a tent site I try to find the area with the least Alpaca poop too. Words to live by.
Glad you enjoyed! More to come.
Love it! As a strong road cyclist I'm "supposed" to hate ebikes, but I bloody love that you had this much fun on a bike. Who cares that it's an ebike this is what cycling is all about and you smashed a 90 mile ride impressive irrespective of the bike! Well done!
Great video Miranda...Yes on Mountain bike trip!
I agree!! more biking content please. Miranda is just awesome and these vids are so well done they are a real treat to watch!! {well done production people!!} Hats off to REI and Cannondale for making all this possible!!!
We're happy to hear that you enjoyed this video and liked the biking content! Thanks for tuning in 😊👋