In July 2011, twenty youth cyclists, many who had never pedaled a bicycle, set out on a two-week journey across the extreme yet stunning landscape of Bhutan. Their goal? To explore first-hand perspectives on climate change as told to them by people on the ground - the farmers, monks, foresters, and conservationists who make Bhutan’s commitment to carbon neutrality and gross national happiness a reality. As the riders paved a road map for their own future, they not only revealed the power of the youth voice in advocating for climate change, but also inspired others to contribute to climate change efforts in their own communities across the globe.