Level 5

Racer: A very competitive athlete who races Cat 1/2 on the road and can win your age group in a regional triathlon or large gran fondo. You’re at the front of the pack during your weekly group rides and you thrive off of big days with tons of climbing.
The number of rides you do on a weekly basis is usually: 5
Your current average weekly mileage is around: 200+
The average fee in elevation you're comfortable riding is around: 6000+
Mile you're capable of riding in one day: 125+
Average mph on an average ride: 17-25 mph

Level 4

Weekend Warrior: A competitive amateur athlete who races Cat 2/3 or can podium in your age group in a local triathlon or gran fondo. You regularly ride with a fast-paced group once a week and are comfortable on technical descents and challenging climbs.
The number of rides you do on a weekly basis is usually: 4
Your current average weekly mileage is around: 150
The average feet in elevation you're comfortable riding: 5000
Miles you're capable of riding in one day: 100
Average mph on an average ride: 16-22 mph

Level 3

Avid: Participates in bike races or triathlons from time to time, rides gran fondos, loves adventure riding and big days in the saddle every once in awhile.
The number of rides you do on a weekly basis is usually: 3
Your current average weekly mileage is around: 100
The average feet in elevation you're comfortable riding: 4000
Miles you're capable of riding in one day: 100
Average mph on an average ride: 14 - 20

Level 2

Recreational: You are: A fit person and adventure rider who enjoys participating in gran fondos or bike charity events and riding on the weekends or vacation. You’re not interested in racing or being competitive, but you appreciate a good challenge and can comfortably handle a few hours on the bike.
The number of rides you do on a weekly basis is usually: 2
Your current average weekly mileage is around: 50
The average feet in elevation you're comfortable riding is: 2000
Miles you're capable of riding in one day: 60
Average mph on an average ride: 12 - 17

Level 1

Casual: You are: An active vacationer and leisurely rider who enjoys taking your time pedaling while sightseeing. You’re most comfortable riding on bike paths and most of your riding is done while commuting or on vacation.
Typical number of weekly rides:: 1
Your current average weekly mileage is around: 25
The average feet in elevation you're comfortable riding is around: 1000
Miles you're capable of riding in one day: 40
Average mph on an average ride: 10 - 14

Bed & Breakfast or Hotel

Bed and breakfast or hotel. See specific trip pages for details.

Camping Cabin

Rustic camping cabin, guests can bring their sleeping bags or use sleeping bags provided by The Cycling Hosue. Bathrooms are a short walk away from the cabins and have shower stalls, toliets and are separated into men's and women's facilities.

Mountain Biking

Mountain Biking Trails Nearby

Gravel Cycling

Gravel Riding

Tent Camping

There is a tent camping option on this trip. If you do not have your own camping gear we will offer a rental option for all of the necessary camping gear including: Tent, sleeping pad, sleeping bag and pillow.

Home

These trips are based out of a house or lodge. See specific trip pages for details.

Point-to-point Itinerary

Our point-to-point itinerary means that the group moves to different overnight locations throughout the week. We won't be basing in the same place for the entire trip. Your gear will be carried by our luggage vehicle.

Road Cycling

Road cycling specific trip.

Home-base Itinerary

Our home-base itinerary is our original concept of using one place to base out of for the entire camp. We'll head out to ride everyday but we'll always return to our "home-base" so there's no stress with packing up and moving everyday.

Triathlon Specific Camp

In addition to our traditional cycling schedule we will have an emphasis on swim and run sessions. See specific trip details for an exact triathlon itinerary related to that trip