The Lesson Collective
Lesson Collective About The Lessons Adventures Creativity Imagery
Lesson CollectiveAboutThe LessonsAdventuresCreativityImagery
The Lesson Collective

The Latest

A Desert WALKABOUT
A Desert Walkabout
A Desert Walkabout
Brett DavisApril 24, 2025
Bikepacking the Baja Divide
Bikepacking the Baja Divide
Brett DavisApril 24, 2025
Into the Grandest of Canyons
Into the Grandest of Canyons
Brett DavisApril 24, 2025
Ride to Slide
Ride to Slide
Brett DavisApril 25, 2024
A Vacation of Challenges
A Vacation of Challenges
Brett DavisDecember 8, 2022
Into the Bob Marshall
Into the Bob Marshall
Brett DavisAugust 23, 2022
A Winter's Respite - Bike Packing in Baja
A Winter's Respite - Bike Packing in Baja
Brett DavisApril 24, 2022
Red Mountain Residency 2022
Red Mountain Residency 2022
Brett DavisFebruary 20, 2022
Bike Rafting Down the Great Divide
Bike Rafting Down the Great Divide
Brett DavisSeptember 1, 2021

Getting Social on Instagram(@Brettrdavis)

View fullsize Went for a solo desert walk-a-bout for the past couple of weeks. Endured all types of weather from snow and below freezing temperatures to summer time heat. Finding water was extra challenging due to the winter drought - consequently, my pack was qu
View fullsize Broken in Baja. You know it’s not good when your preferred and only mode of transportation for a two month trip is placed in the back of a pick up truck and then soon after, the truck breaks down (photo 2). Which leads to a wild tow through rem
View fullsize I’ll end these galleries of our time riding the Baja Divide with some final parting shots. It was one heck of a journey. Thanks for following along. @hyperlite_mountain_gear @bedrockbags @relentlesscomponents #bikepacking #adventurebybike #
View fullsize Seeing the missions, murals, and rock art spread across the Baja peninsula was always a highlight to our days of pedaling. The rock art was tricky to discover without a guide, but if one slowed down and took in their surroundings, the art of those wh
View fullsize Our encounters with both wildlife and domesticated animals were some of the most memorable experiences of the trip. Having a grey whale surface next to you with the ability to look into the depths of its eyes is humbling. It’s mesmerizing to wa
View fullsize The Baja desert is full of life. Beyond all of the pokey things where carrying a hemostat (for cactus spine removal) and riding tubeless are essential, there are vast areas of industrial farming that provide produce on a global scale - from berries o
View fullsize Birria quesadillas, fish tacos, Chilaquiles, fresh tortillas, beans in a bag, lots of avocados, amazing loaded hot dogs, Huevos Rancheros, Machaca burritos, papas fritas, carne asada tortas, fresh margaritas…these are just a few of the amazing
View fullsize I have been fortunate and privileged to travel all across the globe. Time and time again my experiences have all been amazing and that is because of the people I met and traveled with. Human interactions enrich the travel experience. The same was tru
View fullsize A source of magic along the divide is the amazing wild camping opportunities - from laying down between the el cardon’s to sleeping in the sand of a secluded cove. Of course, some of our best camps were watching the sunrise along the Sea of Cor
View fullsize After a week home, I am finally sorting through the photos taken over the past couple of months of riding from San Diego to San Jose del Cabo along the Baja Divide. This route shouldn’t be taken lightly - it’s difficult and will test your
View fullsize
View fullsize Hey all! I’m still in Baja, but I’m stoked to share that my ten year odyssey to bike and ski from my doorstep as documented beautifully by @greg.cairns in his film, Ride to Slide, will be showing this week in the Durango Film Festival. Wa
View fullsize
View fullsize
View fullsize
View fullsize
Contact

Powered by Squarespace