Miles Dean
rode "ocean to ocean" across the United States.
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Jennifer
Delaney - rode across Great Britain. |
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Kimberley Delavere
rode north along Australia’s Bicentennial National Trail. |
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Ivan Denton - rode from
Arkansas to California. |
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Tom and Jim Dickinson rode from
the border of El Paso, Texas and Juarez, Mexico to the Canadian border at
Willow Creek, Saskatchewan. |
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Vaidotas Digaitis
rode from the Baltic Sea in Lithuania to the Black Sea in Ukraine. He next
completed a journey around
the Baltic Sea to
the Arctic Circle and back. He also pioneered a route around his
native
republic of Lithuania. |
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Margriet Dijkstra - rode from the Netherlands to Santiago de Compostella. |
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Eduardo Díscoli
- Rode from Buenos Aires through all the Americas and Europe, and had
planned to end his ride in North Africa. His journey, however, was halted
in Israel. |
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Christina
Dodwell - has ridden on various continents,
including Africa, Asia and Europe. Author of "A Traveller in
China," "A Traveller on Horseback: In Eastern Turkey and
Iran," "An Explorer's Handbook," "Beyond
Siberia," "In Papua New Guinea," "Madagascar
Travels," "Travels with Pegasus - a microlight journey across
West Africa," and "Travels with Fortune." |
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Jane Dotchin - has
made numerous Long Rides for many years in the United Kingdom and Ireland
and is the author of two books. |
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Ken
Downey - rode from Mexico to Canada and the Atlantic to the Pacific
Oceans. |
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Nicholas Ducret -
rode from
Kazakhstan to
Afghanistan.
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Alina Grace Dudding
is the first woman to twice ride the length of the Pacific Crest Trail solo. |
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Roger
Dunnam - rode from the Canadian border to the Kentucky Blue Grass
country. |
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Hetty Dutra
rode the length of the Nez Perce National Trail from
Wallowa
Lake, Oregon to the Bear Paw Battleground in Montana.
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