We’ll start the tour with a 10:30am pickup at the Girona Train Station. For those flying into Barcelona (BCN), we’ll provide details on how to get to Girona. While we don’t offer a shuttle from Barcelona, it’s easy to take a train, taxi, or private car.

After the pickup in Girona, we’ll shuttle our guests to our first home base in Camprodon. Once there, we’ll help everyone settle into their rooms. Our mechanics will get to work assembling bikes, and guests who rent bikes can get fitted after lunch.

Our arrival spin will take us around the Camprodon Valley, where we’ll take our first pedal strokes in the beautiful countryside. After the ride, guests can unwind before our welcome briefing and dinner.

Shuttle Pickup: 10:30am, Girona Train Station. Guests can expect a ~1.5 hour shuttle.

Today’s Ride: Arrival Spin

~2 hours with about 1500′ climbing

Surfaces: road and gravel

You’ll earn the beautiful views on today’s challenging ride. The main route takes us on a climb up to the iconic Vallter 2000 mountain. Before reaching the summit, we’ll turn off onto an amazing, secluded gravel section, starting our loop back to our home base in Camprodon. On this route, you’ll ride part of Vallter 2000 and also summit Coll de Pera and Todo Des Pujals.

For those looking for an extra challenge, the long route option will take you all the way to the top of Vallter 2000 before completing the gravel loop. This option adds 11 miles and 2,300 feet of climbing.

Today’s Ride: Vallter Gravel Loop

Main Route: 31 miles, 3950′ climbing

Long Route: 41 miles, 6300′ climbing

Surfaces: 50/50 gravel and road

Our final day in Camprodon is remote with stunning surroundings. We’ll traverse three different mountain passes, but the highlight and challenge of the day will be the main gravel section: 16 miles with 3,100 feet of climbing.

This gravel section is stunning and remote, taking us into the heart of the Pyrenees and along less-traveled paths. All riders need to be prepared for this challenging day, but we know it will be worth it.

Shorter Route Option: For those seeking a shorter ride, we can shuttle you to the top of Coll Burgares or even further down the road if needed.

Today’s Ride: 

Main Route: 50 miles, 7100’ climbing

Shorter Route Option: For those seeking a shorter ride, we can shuttle you to the top of Coll Burgares or even further down the road if needed.

Though this day has only 16 of the miles on gravel, we believe the majority of our ride time will be spent on this gravel section due to the slower pace on the gravel.

Surfaces: road and gravel

Today, we’ll ride our bikes to our next home base. This entire day is on the road and it’s an incredible route that we know our guests will enjoy. For those looking to keep the ride shorter and more direct, you can skip the last climb and finish directly in the village.

La Pobla de Lillet is a small, charming village and our quaint hotel is right in the center. While it can be a bit tight to navigate in and out, we believe it’s worth it!

Today’s Ride:

Main Route: 40 miles, 4300′ of climbing

Shorter/More Direct Route: 33 miles, 3100′ climbing

Surface: 100% road

After a few big days of riding, today offers options for either a short ride or a recovery day off the bike.

Off the Bike: For those taking a day off the bike, you can enjoy a leisurely morning. Explore the village of La Pobla or visit the Artigas Gardens or a nearby museum. Our hotel has a spa, so you can relax in the hot tub and sauna or schedule a massage. There are also many hiking trails right out of town for those who’d like to stretch their legs.

On the Bike: For those wanting to ride, there are several route options ranging from 10-20+ miles and 1,500-3,000 feet of climbing. We’ll explain all the options to ensure everyone can find what they’re looking for.

Today’s Optional Rides:

Main ride option: 18 miles, 2500’ climbing 

Shorter ride option: 11 miles, 1900’ climbing

Surface for options above: 50/50 gravel and road

True recovery ride: Out and back to Guardiola de Bergueda. ~1-2 hour ride, more or less flat. 

On this spectacular final ride, we’ll venture back into the big mountains and pedal along the slopes of the majestic Pedraforca, one of the most iconic mountains in Catalonia, Spain. This loop will start and finish at our home base.

Upon returning, we’ll prepare the bikes for the next day’s transfer back to Girona. In the evening, we’ll enjoy a final dinner, followed by some foosball and a celebratory cold beverage at the local bar.

Today’s Ride: 

Main Route: 45 miles, 5500′ climbing

Surfaces: 50/50 gravel and road

On our final day, we’ll depart at 9am for transfer to the Girona Train Station.

Guests can choose their next destination, whether departing Spain or continuing their journey. Many guests opt to stay a night in Girona or Barcelona, the closest large city to the end of the trip.

Upon booking, we’ll send a trip PDF with detailed arrival and departure information to assist with your planning process.

Today’s Plan: Departure Day

9am shuttle back to the Girona Train Station

Guests can expect a 2-hour shuttle to Girona.