Set out on our Provence cycling tour and discover the breathtaking landscapes of Mont Ventoux, the Luberon massif, and the Vaucluse plateau, showcasing the diverse beauty of the region. At the heart of it all rises Mont Ventoux, the “Giant of Provence”, one of the Tour de France’s most iconic climbs, offering a rewarding and unforgettable challenge. Off the bike, Provence invites you to slow down, from savoring every bite of local cuisine to mingling with locals at vibrant morning markets. For those who prefer a relaxed pace, cozy cafés, village strolls, and leisurely afternoons provide balance to each day’s ride. Discover la belle vie of Provence at your perfect pace and make the most of your cycling holiday in this enchanting region.
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Ride two of the most epic rides in the world: Gorges de la Nesque and, if you're up to the challenge, Mont Ventoux
Enjoy sweeping views of vineyards and poppy fields as you cycle treasured local routes through colorful Provencal villages such as Roussillon and Beaumes-de-Venise
Discover the region’s culinary heritage at a handpicked farm-to-table restaurant, and indulge in an unforgettable truffle experience at La Truffe du Ventoux
Experience the picturesque hilltop village of Gordes in the heart of the Luberon during your three-nights stay at our beautiful hotel
Gather for a private wine tasting of Rhône valley wines with a local sommelier
The emblematic village of Gordes
Experience the picturesque village of Gordes
During your three-day stay in Hôtel Le Jas de Gordes, explore the secrets of Gordes, the medieval, perched village in the heart of the Luberon valley.
We knew the Provence bike trip would be nice but nothing could have prepared us for how incredibly over-the-top it actually was! Every detail was more than we imagined it could have been and our only regret is that it's already over.
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The food was consistently wonderful, and is almost the best part of the trip. Great selection of food and wines, and all meals were "magnifique."
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This trip provided almost a perfect balance between the challenge of climbing Mont Ventoux and leisurely riding through beautiful scenery.
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This is our second trip with Trek and we have been wowed again. The riding terrain and routes are brilliant and cater for all level’s. Couple that with great guides and French food and you have a fantastic trip.
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I doubt I would have experienced half of what I did, had I not taken this Trek Travel trip. Whether you are an avid biker or a casual rider, Trek Travel is the ultimate vacation.
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This vacation was the perfect blend of biking, and an opportunity to explore and enjoy not only the beautiful country but also the interesting and fun people in our group. Amazing trip! Planning our next already.
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Where to Arrive
Airport:
Paris (CDG)
Pick-up location:
Restaurant Milano, 21 Place Crillon, Avignon
Pick-up time:
11:30 AM
Where to Depart
Airport:
Paris (CDG)
Drop-off location:
Avignon TGV or Central Train Station, Avignon, France
Drop-off time:
11:30 AM
Additional Arrival Information
We suggest that you arrive at least one day prior to the start of your Provence bike tour, which will enable you to adjust to the time zone and minimize the risk of missing the trip start due to flight-related delays. We recommend that you fly into Paris (CDG). From Paris, take a TGV train to Avignon, either from the TGV station at Charles de Gaulle Airport or from the Gare de Lyon in Paris. Please note that there are two train stations in Avignon—the TGV and the center station (Gare d'Avignon-Centre). To ensure a quicker journey, we recommend you book your ticket to arrive at the TGV station that is approximately five miles from the center station downtown. To reach Restaurant Milano on Place Crillon, taxis are available for approximately 20€. There is also a frequent shuttle service for a few euros that connects the two train stations.
Alternatively, you may fly into Marseille (MRS) or Nice (NCE) and take a train to Avignon. You will arrive at Avignon-Centre train station. To reach Restaurant Milano on Place Crillon, taxis are available for approximately 10€.
Train schedules are available and tickets can be booked directly online at www.trainline.com or using our in-house travel agent services. (Please note the train schedule changes frequently. Please consult the Trainline site for the most up-to-date schedule.)
Your Trek Travel guides will meet you at the Place Crillon (21 bis Place Crillon, 84000 Avignon, France) in Avignon at 11:30 AM on the first day of the trip. After a 40-minute private coach shuttle, your vacation begins! Enjoy a delicious lunch at Château de Mazan, your first hotel, as your guides outline the week ahead and fit you to your Trek bike. Once everyone’s set, you’ll head out to explore the quiet roads of Provence.
If you will be late for the pick-up or are going to miss it altogether, please inform your guides. If you cannot reach them, please call our first hotel, Château de Mazan (+33 4 90 69 62 61), and leave a message with your expected arrival time and contact details. You may take a taxi to the first night’s hotel for approximately 100€.
Additional Departure Information
You will say farewell to your guides at 10:30 AM at the Hôtel Le Jas de Gordes. After saying goodbye to your guides, you will take a private coach to the Avignon TGV or central station (approximately one-hour shuttle). You can take a train to Paris or any other destination from either station. Please do not book any train before 12:00 PM noon to accommodate possible delays due to traffic.
Say bonjour to Provence with a warm-up loop to picturesque Beaumes-de-Venise
Overview
Welcome to the start of your Provence bike tour! You'll meet your guides at Place Crillon in Avignon at 11:30 AM. After a private 40-minute shuttle, you'll arrive in Mazan, a quiet village in Provence's Vaucluse region, home to Mont Ventoux. Join your guides for a delicious lunch at Château de Mazan, your first hotel, and spend time getting a perfect fit to your Trek bike. Then head out on a warm-up loop, taking your first pedal strokes toward Beaumes-de-Venise w... Welcome to the start of your Provence bike tour! You'll meet your guides at Place Crillon in Avignon at 11:30 AM. After a private 40-minute shuttle, you'll arrive in Mazan, a quiet village in Provence's Vaucluse region, home to Mont Ventoux. Join your guides for a delicious lunch at Château de Mazan, your first hotel, and spend time getting a perfect fit to your Trek bike. Then head out on a warm-up loop, taking your first pedal strokes toward Beaumes-de-Venise with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Vine-covered hillsides dotted with villages accompany your ride, with Mont Ventoux rising prominently in the distance. This evening, gather with your new traveling companions for introductions over drinks and your first Provençale dinner paired with regional wines at the hotel, the château once frequented by the notorious Marquis de Sade. Read More
Hotel
Château de Mazan
Meals included
Lunch | Social Hour | Dinner
Highlight of the Day
Beaumes-de-Venise
Explore Beaumes-de-Venise, a medieval village set against the cliffs of "les Demoiselles de Montmirail," famed for its Muscat wine.
Ride Options
Ride Option1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Château de Mazan to Beaumes-de-Venise - Approximately 22 mi | 35 km and 1,395 ft | 425 m
Pedal along one of the most beautiful rides in the Vaucluse, the iconic Gorges de la Nesque
Overview
Today you’ll pedal through the Gorges de la Nesque, one of the most stunning rides in the Vaucluse and a Trek Travel guide favorite. This limestone massif, carved over millennia by the Nesque River, holds traces of Neanderthal habitation and is celebrated in Frederic Mistral’s poetry. Cliffs rise 600 feet as you climb, rewarding you with incredible views with each twist and turn in the road. Once at the top, you'll descend to a family farm for lunch. At Auberg... Today you’ll pedal through the Gorges de la Nesque, one of the most stunning rides in the Vaucluse and a Trek Travel guide favorite. This limestone massif, carved over millennia by the Nesque River, holds traces of Neanderthal habitation and is celebrated in Frederic Mistral’s poetry. Cliffs rise 600 feet as you climb, rewarding you with incredible views with each twist and turn in the road. Once at the top, you'll descend to a family farm for lunch. At Auberge de la Maguette, Magali welcomes us with a homemade meal, reflecting her commitment to sustainable agriculture and French culinary heritage. In the afternoon, ride back to Château de Mazan for a relaxing break before enjoying a decadent dinner at La Colombe in Bédoin, expertly prepared by a celebrated chef showcasing the region’s finest ingredients. Read More
Hotel
Château de Mazan
Meals included
Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Highlight of the Day
Farm-to-table lunch at Auberge de la Maguette
Join our friend Magali at Auberge de la Maguette for a traditional French meal.... Join our friend Magali at Auberge de la Maguette for a traditional French meal. Read More
Ride Options
Ride Option1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Mazan to Gorges de la Nesque - Approximately 46 mi | 75 km and 4,100 ft | 1,250 m
Ride Option2
SHORT OPTION:
Mazan to Gorges de la Nesque with Shuttle - Approximately 26 mi | 42 km and 3,475 ft | 1,060 m
Ride Option3
AVID OPTION:
Mazan to Gorges de la Nesque to Blauvac - Approximately 49 mi | 80 km and 4,430 ft | 1,350 m
Tackle the challenging Mont Ventoux as you move to the Luberon
Overview
Today you’ll face the Géant de Provence: le Mont Ventoux, renowned as one of the most challenging ascents in the Tour de France. From forested switchbacks to a stark, moonscape summit, this iconic climb has crowned champions like Chris Froome and Alberto Contador and witnessed historic moments like Tom Simpson’s story. Our guides provide support along the route, offering encouragement every step of the way. You can choose to ride the full ascent, tackl... Today you’ll face the Géant de Provence: le Mont Ventoux, renowned as one of the most challenging ascents in the Tour de France. From forested switchbacks to a stark, moonscape summit, this iconic climb has crowned champions like Chris Froome and Alberto Contador and witnessed historic moments like Tom Simpson’s story. Our guides provide support along the route, offering encouragement every step of the way. You can choose to ride the full ascent, tackle select sections, or cheer on friends from the van. Lunch is on your own at the restaurant at Chalet Reynard, perfectly positioned before the last, most difficult section of the climb. In the afternoon, descend toward Sault and the Vaucluse Plateau, winding through valleys and villages to the romantic medieval village of Gordes. Unwind at the hotel pool before joining the group for dinner at a local favorite. Read More
Hotel
Hotel Le Jas de Gordes
Meals included
Breakfast | Dinner
Highlight of the Day
Challenge yourself on the Mont Ventoux
Nicknamed "the Beast of Provence," this challenging climb rises 5,250 ft (1,600 m) to a lunar-like landscape with grueling gradients.
Ride Options
Ride Option1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Mazan to Mont Ventoux to Farm - Approximately 41 mi | 66 km and 6,420 ft | 1,955 m
Ride Option2
SHORT OPTION:
Chalet Reynard to Gordes with Shuttle - Approximately 34 mi | 55 km and 1,265 ft | 385 m
Ride Option3
AVID OPTION:
Mazan to Mont Ventoux to Gordes - Approximately 58 mi | 93 km and 6,840 ft | 2,085 m
Experience a truffle picnic lunch by a family of truffle hunters in their private oak garden
Overview
Following your morning café au lait and pain au chocolat, set out for another ride in Provence’s quintessential landscapes. Pause for photos as you pedal through Gordes, a stone-built village perched high above the Luberon Valley. Next, see the iconic Abbaye de Sénanque, a 12th-century Cistercian abbey where monks still produce lavender and honey, and admire its meticulously lined lavender gardens before continuing on. Stop for a coffee in Sain... Following your morning café au lait and pain au chocolat, set out for another ride in Provence’s quintessential landscapes. Pause for photos as you pedal through Gordes, a stone-built village perched high above the Luberon Valley. Next, see the iconic Abbaye de Sénanque, a 12th-century Cistercian abbey where monks still produce lavender and honey, and admire its meticulously lined lavender gardens before continuing on. Stop for a coffee in Saint-Didier, a charming town with tree-lined streets and a picturesque church. Lunch today is a highlight, hosted by the Jaumard family, who have tended their own truffle fields since the first seeding by Albert Jaumard in the 1970s. Today, Albert’s grandsons Franck and Alexis carry on the family’s passion with a three-course truffle meal in their private oak tree garden. In the afternoon, shuttle back to the hotel to relax by the pool or enjoy a soothing massage. Tonight, explore Gordes and choose from its many excellent restaurants for dinner. Read More
Hotel
Hotel Le Jas de Gordes
Meals included
Breakfast | Lunch
Highlight of the Day
Featured Meal | La Truffe du Ventoux
For three generations, the Jaumard family has tended their own truffle fields, and you'll enjoy a meal showcasing their prized truffles.
Ride Options
Ride Option1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Gordes to Saint-Didier to Monteux with Shuttle - Approximately 24 mi | 39 km and 1,425 ft | 435 m
Ride Option2
SHORT OPTION:
Gordes to Saint-Didier with Shuttle - Approximately 12 mi | 20 km and 1,215 ft | 370 m
Ride Option3
AVID OPTION:
Gordes to Saint-Didier to Monteux to Fontaine-de-Vaucluse - Approximately 51 mi | 83 km and 3,854 ft | 1,175 m
Discover the renowned villages of the Luberon and experience the open-air market in the town of Roussillon
Overview
Today you'll explore an area of Provence celebrated for its medieval hilltop villages and quiet winding roads. Orchards of cherry trees and vineyards line your route as you pedal to Lacoste, where you can admire its château, then continue to Bonnieux to wander cobbled streets lined with art galleries and cafés. Cross the 2,000-year-old Pont Julien spanning the Calavon River before arriving at the Roussillon open-air market for lunch on your own, taking in the stri... Today you'll explore an area of Provence celebrated for its medieval hilltop villages and quiet winding roads. Orchards of cherry trees and vineyards line your route as you pedal to Lacoste, where you can admire its château, then continue to Bonnieux to wander cobbled streets lined with art galleries and cafés. Cross the 2,000-year-old Pont Julien spanning the Calavon River before arriving at the Roussillon open-air market for lunch on your own, taking in the striking ocher cliffs and vibrant local stalls at leisure. In the afternoon, ride through villages along the Luberon ridge back to the hotel, where the group can relax with a glass of wine or enjoy a few rounds of pétanque, one of Provence’s favorite pastimes. Before dinner, join Laetitia, our local sommelier, for a private Rhône wine tasting, then celebrate the day with a meal at one of our favorite local restaurants, where fresh Provençal ingredients are expertly prepared as you reminisce with newfound friends about your incredible Provence bike trip. Read More
Hotel
Hotel Le Jas de Gordes
Meals included
Breakfast | Social Hour | Dinner
Highlight of the Day
Pont Julien
Ride over this magnificent Roman bridge, built in 3 BC as part of the Domitian Way linking Spain to Italy.
Ride Options
Ride Option1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Gordes to Roussillon Loop - Approximately 30 mi | 48 km and 2,360 ft | 720 m
Ride Option2
SHORT OPTION:
Gordes to Roussillon with Shuttle - Approximately 21 mi | 33 km and 1,645 ft | 500 m
Ride Option3
AVID OPTION:
Gordes to Bonnieux to Roussillon - Approximately 33 mi | 54 km and 3,065 ft | 935 m
Activities
Activity 1
TODAY’S ACTIVITY:
Wine tasting with our local sommelier, featuring wines of the Rhône valley
Rise early for a morning loop to Lioux
Overview
All good things must come to an end, and now, sadly, it’s true for our cycling adventure in Provence. This morning you'll have the chance for one last loop in the Luberon; a beautiful spin along the valley floor to the dramatic limestone cliff that towers over the village of Lioux. Or if you’d rather skip the ride, you are welcome to sleep in and enjoy a leisurely breakfast at the hotel. A private Trek Travel shuttle will depart from the hotel at 10:30 AM. You w... All good things must come to an end, and now, sadly, it’s true for our cycling adventure in Provence. This morning you'll have the chance for one last loop in the Luberon; a beautiful spin along the valley floor to the dramatic limestone cliff that towers over the village of Lioux. Or if you’d rather skip the ride, you are welcome to sleep in and enjoy a leisurely breakfast at the hotel. A private Trek Travel shuttle will depart from the hotel at 10:30 AM. You will say farewell to your guides before the one-hour huttle to the Avignon Central Train Station or the TGV station. Please do not schedule a train out of Avignon before 12:00 PM on the last day of the trip to allow plenty of time for any unforeseen delays. Read More
Meals included
Breakfast
Highlight of the Day
Falaise de la Madeleine
Enjoy your final, peaceful morning riding alongside the stunning 330 ft (100 m) tall limestone cliff overhanging the small village of Lioux.
Ride Options
Ride Option1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Gordes to Lioux Loop - Approximately 17 mi | 27 km and 1,390 ft | 425 m
On most Trek Travel trips, we offer non-riding options for riders who want to take the afternoon off, or travel companions who want to spend little or no time in the saddle. Some of these options may need to be scheduled before your trip–please contact one of our Trip Consultants for more information. Expenses and/or related transportation to these activities may not be included in the trip price. Some non-riding options on the Provence bike trip are:
We've got you covered on and off the bike! Our team of guides will always have one in the support vehicle and one on the bike, ready to fill up your water bottle, fix a flat tire, or give you a lift up the hill. They'll also give you the inside scoop on the best local spots. And when you're not riding, your guides are happy to help with anything you need - from massage appointments to finding that special local treat you've been craving.
Set within an 18th-century château near Mont Ventoux, Château de Mazan is a stylish retreat steeped in history. Built in 1720 during the Regency Period, it was once home to the Marquis de Sade, who hosted his first theater festival here. Today, the château blends historic grandeur with contemporary design and thoughtful amenities, offering elegant rooms—some with freestanding bathtubs rather than showers—along with lush gardens and refined dining in the heart of Provence.
Located at the entrance of the hilltop village of Gordes in the heart of the Lubéron, Hôtel Le Jas de Gordes offers a serene, thoughtfully curated setting amid lush gardens. Rooms are finished in soft, natural tones and overlook the gardens or surrounding landscape; they are intimate in size, in keeping with the boutique design of the property. Relax among centuries-old olive trees, lavender, and rosemary, and enjoy the heated pool year-round.
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Fun from the first pedal stroke, the Trek Verve+ 3 helps you go farther with ease. Its low-step frame and upright riding position keep you comfortable, while the Bosch motor provides a natural boost up to 15 or 20 mph (region specific). Shimano hydraulic disc brakes deliver smooth, controlled stopping, so every hill and every mile feels relaxed and enjoyable.
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New in 2026! Trek’s Checkpoint+ SL6 AXS is a lightweight e-assist bike built for miles of fun. The TQ HPR60 electric-assist motor adds a quiet boost up to 15 or 28 mph (region specific), making climbs and long days easier. Carbon wheels and frame keep it quick and responsive, while 38 mm tires and IsoSpeed tech smooth rough terrain. With SRAM’s 12-speed AXS wireless shifting and disc brakes, every move is in your control.
Upgrade to the Checkpoint+ SL 6 AXS for $399 (3-6 day trips) or $599 (7+ day trips). Available in limited quantities. See specific trip dates for available bike options.
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Avignon, France
If you are planning on extending your Provence vacation and exploring the walled city of Avignon, besides enjoying the plethora of café terraces and great shopping and restaurant options, there are a number of must-sees. Palais des Papes stands as the largest Gothic palace in Europe. With the arrival of the popes in the 14th century, for a period known as the Avignon Papacy, the Palais des Papes was home to the Sovereign Pontiffs. You might also consider visiting the nearby Pont du Gard, an ancient, three-tiered Roman aqueduct that was used to bring Uzès spring water to Nîmes. We recommend the following accommodations for your pre-trip hotel:
Where to Stay
La Mirande
Housed in a centuries-old mansion, hotel La Mirande offers charming, antique-filled rooms and is known for its romantic atmosphere. The hotel features a gourmet restaurant that highlights local Provencal flavors. With its historic appeal and luxurious amenities, this hotel is an ideal choice for those wanting to visit the many highlights in town. www.la-mirande.fr
Hôtel de Cambis
Located in the heart of Avignon, Hôtel de Cambis blends historic charm with modern elegance. Guests are welcomed by the intimate wine bar, setting the tone for a sensory experience that continues in rooms named after wine classifications like Premiers Crus and Millésimes. With high-quality amenities and refined decor, this hotel offers an enchanting stay just steps from Avignon’s vibrant shops, dining, and landmarks. www.hoteldecambis.com
Hôtel de Garlande
L'Hôtel de Garlande is a charming boutique hotel nestled in the heart of town, just a short walk from the Palais des Papes and Pont d'Avignon. Housed in a beautifully restored historic building, the hotel offers an inviting blend of Provençal character and modern comfort. Each room is uniquely decorated, creating a cozy retreat after a day of exploring Avignon’s vibrant streets, shops, and cafés. www.hoteldegarlande.com
Paris, France
Paris is home to many of the world’s best-known monuments and museums. A backdrop of many famous photos, the Arc de Triomphe sits majestically at the end of the Champs-Elysées. You can go to the observation deck for an expansive view down the world-famous boulevard from Napoléon’s huge triumphal arch—the largest in the world. The Arc isn’t the only site that offers a great view of the city, however. Other monuments with impressive vistas include the view from the white dome of the Basilique du Sacré-Coeur de Montmartre, or from atop the 56 floors of the Tour Montparnasse, and of course at the summit of the most famous monument in Paris—la Tour Eiffel. We recommend the following accommodations for your post-trip hotel:
Where to Stay
Hôtel la Demeure
An oasis in the middle of the vibrant Latin Quarter on the left bank, this family-run hotel will make you feel comfortable and at home. www.hotel-paris-lademeure.com
Millesime Hotel
A small boutique style hotel located in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, this is a perfect spot to see the City of Lights. The décor is modern yet classic, and there is a courtyard where you can relax and enjoy a moment of calm. www.millesimehotel.com
Le Bristol Paris
Elegant and refined, this quintessential Parisian hotel epitomizes luxury. The building’s grand architecture is complemented by an exclusive rooftop deck with sweeping city views, while the Bristol After Dark concept at Le Bar du Bristol promises an unforgettable nightlife experience. Savor world-renowned dining, unwind in the chic spa, or enjoy the on-site café, where a terrace opens into a tranquil garden. It’s a world of its own, blending classic Parisian charm with modern allure. www.oetkercollection.com
April, May, June, September, and October in Provence usually bring clear, warm, and pleasant days with cool evenings. August days can be hot, as can the beginning of September, but it does cool off in the evenings. While less likely in the summer months, rain is always a possibility so be prepared with the proper rain gear in order to best enjoy your Provence bike tour. Regardless of the month, please note that the region sometimes experiences a famously strong wind, the Mistral, which can drop the temperatures significantly. Packing layers is always recommended. If you are planning on riding Mont Ventoux, we recommend bringing your fall/winter riding gear. It experiences variable mountain weather and the descent can be very cold. Consider checking weather and wind reports before you depart so you can be prepared.
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Trek Travel guides are dedicated to making moments that last a lifetime, and we invite you to thank them with a trip gratuity. These are customary and at your own discretion, to recognize service, hospitality, and the little extras that surprise and delight. For this trip, we recommend between $240-$300 per guest and, of course, you may choose to give more if your guides made your trip an unforgettable experience.
Like everything else about your vacation, the Trek Travel team is here to make this experience easier for you. While local currency is preferred, you may also tip through the following options:
Via PayPal (please have this account set up in advance when possible) or with your guest services representative on the phone before or after the trip.
Gratuities will be divided among the guide team, so feel free to leave your gratuity with whomever you choose at the end of your trip.
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Road: 1-3 hours of riding. Up to 25 mi (40 km). Up to 1,000 ft (300 m).
Gravel: 1-3 hours of riding. Up to 20 mi (35 km). Up to 1,000 ft (300 m).
Hiking: 1-3 hours of hiking. Up to 5 mi (8 km). Up to 1,000 ft (300 m).
Road: 2-4 hours of riding. 20-35 mi (35-60 km). Up to 2,500 ft (750 m).
Gravel: 2-4 hours of riding. 15-30 mi (25-45 km). Up to 2,000 ft (300 m).
Hiking: 2-4 hours of hiking. 4-8 mi (6-12 km). Up to 1,500 ft (450 m).
Road: 3-5 hours of riding. 25-55 mi (40-85 km). Up to 4,500 ft (1,500 m).
Gravel: 3-5 hours of riding. 20-40 mi (35-60 km). Up to 3,000 ft (900 m).
Hiking: 3-5 hours of hiking. 6-10 mi (9-16 km). Up to 2,000 ft (600 m).
Road: 4+ hours of riding. 40-70 mi (60-110 km). Up to 8,000 ft (2,400 m).
Gravel: 4+ hours of riding. 30-50 mi (45-80 km). Up to 4,000 ft (1,200 m).
Hiking: 4+ hours of hiking. 7-15 mi (11-24 km). Up to 4,000 ft (1,200 m).
Explore beautiful destinations with a curated blend of guided activities, local cuisine, handpicked accommodations, and itineraries to suit every traveler, from laid-back adventures to luxurious escapes.
Venture off the beaten path to unforgettable places, with fully-supported routes that combine gravel and paved roads in classic Trek Travel style.
Tackle an epic adventure that takes you point-to-point across mountains, countryside, and more.
See the pros in action at the biggest cycling events of the year.
Step into adventure with carefully designed routes, unparalleled hospitality, and deep-routed local connections.
Train like the pros in some of their favorite riding destinations.
Enjoy a bike tour on your schedule with just your chosen travel companions.
Sometimes it’s more convenient and comfortable to have your own room while on vacation. We understand and that’s why we offer a Single Occupancy option. The additional price guarantees a private room all to yourself
