A filmmaker has created a documentary from a bikepacking trip. The film is based on a ride that took place in spring 2025. It follows a route from Chicago to St. Paul.
The filmmaker, Leigh Foster, has shared his work on YouTube. His film has gained significant attention, with 128,000 views and counting.
Further details about the film and its production are available from the source. The documentary appears to be a tribute to the region where the ride took place.
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