THE IMPOSSIBLE ROUTE
ANSWERING THE QUESTION
Everyone has their own "Impossible Route"—whether it be climbing a volcano or completing a single mile for the first time.
The Impossible Route documentary series captures the adventure of attempting a task that might have been previously considered "impossible."
From Death Valley's lowest point to Colorado's highest peak, through Appalachia's long-forgotten pathways, and beyond Montana's most-remote regions, we seek to find out: Are these routes possible to ride on a bicycle?
DEATH VALLEY
TRANS APPALACHIA
GLACIER TO TETON
TELLURIDE HELLRIDE
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The Director: Tyler Pearce a.k.a. The Vegan Cyclist—an up-for-anything influencer, cyclist and full-life liver.
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The Spearhead: Jeremiah Bishop—a multi-time national champion and instigator of the Impossible Route project.
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Death Valley: 7 days, 761 miles, 47,488 feet of climb through the Mojave desert.
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Trans Appalachia: Tracing American History across 460 miles and 38,000 feet of climbing.
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Glacier to Teton: 5 days, 750 miles, 61,000 feet of climbing through forested singletrack.
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Telluride Hellride: 1 day, 140 miles, 26,900 feet of climbing through high-alpine peaks.
