Press
Glen Van Peski and the company he founded, Gossamer Gear, have been the subject of articles in the New York Times, Outside Magazine, and a variety of other publications in the U.S. and abroad.
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The Great Divide Mountain Bike Route (GDMBR) is a route from Banff, Canada to Antelope Wells, New Mexico, traveling 2,700 miles along mostly gravel and dirt roads. When Glen’s neighbor proposed bikepacking 900 miles of it from the Canadian border to Jackson, Wyoming, Glen had to apply his hard-won lessons in ultralight backpacking to bikepacking. Since the last time he camped on a bike was when he rode 4200 miles across the U.S. in 1976, he had a lot of catchup to do before departure.
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How Glen Van Peski applies his ultralight backcountry experience to a 2-week walking tour in Italy. He didn’t have to carry a sleeping bag or tent, but also wanted to look nice for the dinners in nice restaurants. Learn how he accomplished this fitting everything into a day pack, including his pocket square.
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Post by Michael Easter of Comfort Crisis fame, with gear recommendations from three outdoor experts, including, generously, Glen. Trial subscription required.
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Find out how a chance encounter at Sparrow Bakery led to Glen, and his book, being incorporated into a sermon the next weekend at Sisters Community Church by Pastor Ryan Moffat.
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(Audio version) Join host Carl Mandrioli as he and Glen discuss ultralight gear and strategies, how many pairs of scissors a household needs, Glen’s trail name meaning, and his recent plane crash nightmare.
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(Video Version) Join host Carl Mandrioli as he and Glen discuss ultralight gear and strategies, how many pairs of scissors a household needs, Glen’s trail name meaning, and his recent plane crash nightmare.



