Andalusia
The essence and passion of Spain
Choose your destination
Discover new places to find your adventure
Andorra
Cycling's best kept secret
Calpe
Costa Blanca's cycling mecca
Cantabria
Mountains, beaches, and perfect roads
Catalonia
From blue seas of the Mediterranean to the high peaks of the Pyrenees it's all cycling bliss
Costa Blanca
Calpe and Denia - the professionals' winter training ground
Costa Daurada
Top notch riding in a location known for its beaches
Flanders
The birth-place of modern road cycling, with a breathtaking rolling landscape
French Alps
French Pyrenees
Huge cycling heritage and legendary climbs
Girona
The one and only
Lanzarote
Remote and volcanic land, bursting with cycling opportunity
Mallorca
A cyclist's dream Balearic Island
Murcia
Spain's hidden gem for coastal rides
Portugal
Diverse terrain and idyllic routes
Sardinia
Captivating wild hinterland and breathtaking beaches
Switzerland
One of Europe's best-kept secrets. Switzerland offers incredible views with perfect asphalt. Hit up the Swiss Alps for some riding of a lifetime.
Featured rides
Tour des Aravis
The favourite road ride of pro cyclist Maelle Grossetête and for good reason. Two famous climbs, Col des Aravis and Col de la Colombière, incredible views of Mont Blanc and the surrounding alpine landscape, and descents you won’t forget. This 106km outing gains just under 2500m, go get those climbs!
El Àngels, Girona
A certain ‘ex’ 7x tour winner regularly rode this route for a tough short workout, but there’s far more than just a test of fitness to be had. Cross the Gavarres mountain massif twice and climb to the chapel where Salvador Dali married. This loop is an ideal intro to Girona road cycling.
Coast Loop
A ride that will burn itself solidly into the memory banks. Twisting gentle climbs, grin-inducing descents, views for miles, turquoise seas, a cycling experience for the soul. If you are cycling in Girona this is a must ride, you won’t regret it. Head to the coast!
Rocacorba
Rocacorba has been used for over a decade by many local pros as a test of form, the famous mountain is a challenge to anyone and everyone. The 10.7 km climb has a deceptive overall gradient of 7%. Starting teasingly gentle before levelling off, disciplined pacing will pay off.
