On our Shenandoah Valley Gravel bike tour, you'll discover the beauty of Virginia's breathtaking landscapes and uncharted roads. It is a region known for its undulating terrain, historic towns, and farmlands that reach to the horizon. Journey along pristine unpaved roads nestled in the broad valley between the Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountains. Wind your way through quaint Mennonite communities on the outskirts of historic Harrisonburg. Pedal beneath canopies of black walnut trees and towering oaks and admire sweeping views as you pass through centuries-old towns and communities that retain much of their original character. Enjoy an epic gravel adventure through the forest to the summit of Reddish Knob and enjoy the views. Refuel each day with meals from small cafes and welcoming restaurants serving up delicious fare. If you have been searching for friendly people, small-town vibes, a local food ethos, and an outstanding hub for outdoor recreation, look no further — your gravel adventure in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley awaits. Learn more about Gravel trips and if they're right for you »
Explore the Shenandoah Valley’s endless array of smooth, fast gravel roads that wind through undulating terrain
Unwind at a charming hotel, just a short walk from vibrant downtown Harrisonburg
Soak in the valley’s history with a ride through Shenandoah, a former iron town whose early industry shaped the region in the Civil War era
Savor wood-fired pizzas at Bella Luna and delicious farm-to-table fare at Rocktown Kitchen
Ride along the awe-inspiring Blue Ridge and Allegheny mountains, which define this stunning valley
Autumn colors in Shenandoah Valley
Endless rolling farmland in Mennonite country
Savor broad vistas framed by the Blue Ridge and Allegheny Mountains as you pedal the peaceful roads of the Shenandoah Valley.
The guides were outstanding, the routes were well designed and varied so that there was a great flow to the trip...this was a fabulous introduction for me to gravel riding!
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I loved the whole flow of the trip, and the way each day built off the previous day. I especially appreciated the mixture of pavement and gravel, the rolling hills, and the day of a long, more serious climb. Each day's trip was also well thought out with perfect rest stops in great locations for shedding clothing or getting refueled. I loved the bike, the shifting was terrific, and I especially loved the grippy tires.
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All around excellent trip. Well planned, well executed. Couldn’t have been happier with our two guides and all riding companions. A very fun group and future new friends. Thanks for a great time. Would certainly recommend to anyone who asks.
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We had high expectations from our previous Trek Travel trip a year ago and this one was just as great. For us, riding is half the experience but the guides make up the other half with their welcoming nature, hospitality and being so fun. We felt taken care of throughout the whole trip. They really knocked it out of the park.
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Cycle through farmland and into the forested hills where smooth gravel leads to gorgeous hilltop views of the Shenandoah Valley.
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Where to Arrive
Airport:
Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport (CHO)
Pick-up location:
Hotel Madison, Harrisonburg, Virginia
Pick-up time:
11:00 AM
Where to Depart
Airport:
Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport (CHO)
Drop-off location:
Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport (CHO)
Drop-off time:
12:30 PM
Additional Arrival Information
We suggest that you arrive at least one day prior to the trip start, 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 flying into Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport (CHO) and taking a private shuttle to Harrisonburg. Adventures-n-Travel (540-810-1196) offers private shuttles for 1-4 people for approximately $115 one-way. We recommend booking your shuttle a few days in advance. The drive takes one hour.
You can also fly into Shenandoah Valley Airport (SHD) which is served by Contour Airlines. From here, the drive is 20 minutes by taxi or the SHD Shuttle (540-234-8304). Finally, you could fly into any Washington DC airport and rent a car or use Adventures-n-Travel (540-810-1196) for a private shuttle starting at $200. The drive is approximately two hours.
If you choose to drive to this trip, you may park in the parking garage attached to Hotel Madison for $5/day. The Mason Street Parking Deck entrance is located on South Mason Street and MLK Jr. Way and can be paid for at the front desk of Hotel Madison.
Your Trek Travel guides will meet you at the Hotel Madison (710 S Main St, Harrisonburg, VA 22801) at 11:00 AM on the first day of the trip. You will shuttle 30 minutes to the picnic and bike fit location. Please come dressed in riding clothes and have riding gear in a separate, readily accessible bag. Your main luggage will be stored at the hotel and placed in your room when it is ready.
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, Hotel Madison (540-564-0200) and leave a message with your expected arrival time and contact details.
Additional Departure Information
Your guides will offer a shuttle from Hotel Madison departing at 11:00 AM and arriving at Shenandoah Valley Airport at 11:30 AM, then continuing to Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport, arriving at approximately 12:30 PM. Please do not book a flight before 1:00 PM or 2:30 PM respectively in case of unforeseen delays.
Enjoy a welcome picnic and begin exploring the Virginia Countryside
Overview
Your Trek Travel guides will meet you at Hotel Madison at 11:00 AM on the first day of the trip. After a 30-minute private shuttle, you’ll arrive in the small community of Briery Branch. Enjoy a picnic lunch prepared by your guides and get to know your fellow travelers. After a short round of introductions, your guides will discuss the rules of bike safety and specific cycling tips for riding in the Shenandoah Valley before familiarizing you with your Trek Checkpo... Your Trek Travel guides will meet you at Hotel Madison at 11:00 AM on the first day of the trip. After a 30-minute private shuttle, you’ll arrive in the small community of Briery Branch. Enjoy a picnic lunch prepared by your guides and get to know your fellow travelers. After a short round of introductions, your guides will discuss the rules of bike safety and specific cycling tips for riding in the Shenandoah Valley before familiarizing you with your Trek Checkpoint gravel bike and ensuring a comfortable fit. Afterward you'll set out on your first ride of the week, which traverses the farmland west of Harrisonburg. Long range views and well-kept farms abound as you get your first taste of the gravel roads of the Shenandoah Valley. Once back at Hotel Madison, take some time to settle into your room before dinner. This evening, enjoy a short walk with the group into downtown Harrisonburg for Italian-inspired dishes and wood-fired pizza at Bella Luna. Read More
Hotel
Hotel Madison
Meals included
Lunch | Dinner
Highlight of the Day
Get acquainted with the Shenandoah Valley
Ride through Mennonite farms and get your first taste of the gravel roads that lie ahead.
Ride Options
Ride Option1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Briery Branch to Harrisonburg - Approximately 19 mi | 30 km and 1,100 ft | 335 m
Delve into the historic town of Shenandoah, nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains
Overview
Following breakfast, you'll shuttle 40 minutes to the town of Shenandoah for a blend of local history and excellent gravel forest roads. Begin by riding through this former iron town, which took on the Shenandoah name in 1890 to reflect its place in the valley. After crossing the South Fork of the Shenandoah River, you'll pass Catherine's Furnace—a relic of the 1840s iron industry—before enjoying miles of quiet gravel along Cub Run Road. Riders seeking an extra ... Following breakfast, you'll shuttle 40 minutes to the town of Shenandoah for a blend of local history and excellent gravel forest roads. Begin by riding through this former iron town, which took on the Shenandoah name in 1890 to reflect its place in the valley. After crossing the South Fork of the Shenandoah River, you'll pass Catherine's Furnace—a relic of the 1840s iron industry—before enjoying miles of quiet gravel along Cub Run Road. Riders seeking an extra challenge can add an out-and-back climb to Emerald Pond, while the rest of the group continues along Cub Run Road toward the river. You’ll regroup on its banks for a casual picnic lunch. Afterward, we’ll return to the hotel with time to relax or explore downtown. This evening, you’re on your own for dinner, with Harrisonburg’s many restaurants just a short walk away. Read More
Hotel
Hotel Madison
Meals included
Breakfast | Lunch
Highlight of the Day
Cub Run Road
Ride through the George Washington National Forest at the foothills of Shenandoah National Park.
Ride Options
Ride Option1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Shenandoah to Cub Run Road Loop - Approximately 31 mi | 50 km and 2,550 ft | 777 m
Ride Option2
AVID OPTION:
Shenandoah to Cub Run Road Loop with Emerald Pond Climb - Approximately 41 mi | 66 km and 4,000 ft | 1,219 m
Choose a morning ride, then the day is yours to explore downtown Harrisonburg
Overview
After fueling up for the day you'll ride from Hotel Madison to explore the roads that lie to the northwest of Harrisonburg. As with the first two days, you can expect a lot of twists and turns and consistently hilly terrain. You'll ride through historic downtown and neighborhood roads before transitioning into the pastoral countryside that defines so much of the Shenandoah Valley. With three loop options to choose from, you can decide how many miles you want to peda... After fueling up for the day you'll ride from Hotel Madison to explore the roads that lie to the northwest of Harrisonburg. As with the first two days, you can expect a lot of twists and turns and consistently hilly terrain. You'll ride through historic downtown and neighborhood roads before transitioning into the pastoral countryside that defines so much of the Shenandoah Valley. With three loop options to choose from, you can decide how many miles you want to pedal before returning to town for lunch of your choice. This afternoon is your opportunity to walk around downtown and visit the shops and restaurants of Harrisonburg. The campus of James Madison University is adjacent to our hotel and also makes for a beautiful walk. This evening we will reconvene for casual fare at a local restaurant to refuel for our "queen's stage" tomorrow. Read More
Hotel
Hotel Madison
Meals included
Breakfast | Dinner
Highlight of the Day
Explore Harrisonburg at your own pace
Browse Shenandoah Bicycle Company or Agora Market, enjoy a laid-back lunch, sip a local pint, and unwind with some downtime.
Ride Options
Ride Option1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Singer's Glen Loop - Approximately 27 mi | 43 km and 1,650 ft | 503 m
Ride Option2
AVID OPTION:
Singer's Glen Loop with Tide Springs Road - Approximately 34 mi | 55 km and 2,350 ft | 716 m
Visit historic Staunton—the Queen City of Shenandoah Valley—and enjoy a delightful farm-to-table dinner
Overview
Following breakfast, you'll board a private shuttle for a 40-minute ride to our favorite coffee shop in Staunton, known as the Queen City of the Shenandoah Valley. From here, begin a challenging and incredibly scenic loop ride through the farms and forests south of town. The road shifts from pavement to gravel and back again several times throughout today’s routes, offering a mix of textures and terrain. Take in views of historic mills, weathered barns, and rollin... Following breakfast, you'll board a private shuttle for a 40-minute ride to our favorite coffee shop in Staunton, known as the Queen City of the Shenandoah Valley. From here, begin a challenging and incredibly scenic loop ride through the farms and forests south of town. The road shifts from pavement to gravel and back again several times throughout today’s routes, offering a mix of textures and terrain. Take in views of historic mills, weathered barns, and rolling cattle and sheep farms as you ride the loop of your choice. Afterward, enjoy a fresh lunch at Byers Street Bistro in downtown Staunton. Spend a little time wandering the centuries-old streets and appreciating the character of this historic town before you shuttle back to Harrisonburg and settle in for your final farm-to-table dinner at the lively Rocktown Kitchen. Read More
Hotel
Hotel Madison
Meals included
Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Highlight of the Day
Visit Staunton
Kick off with coffee and unexpected artwork in Staunton before rolling into a challenging yet scenic loop down the valley.
Ride Options
Ride Option1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Staunton Loop - Approximately 40 mi | 64 km and 2,650 ft | 808 m
Ride Option2
SHORT OPTION:
Staunton Loop with Mish Barn Road Cutoff - Approximately 33 mi | 53 km and 2,200 ft | 671 m
Ride Option3
AVID OPTION:
Staunton Loop with Lotts Road - Approximately 46 mi | 74 km and 3,200 ft | 975 m
Spin through peaceful farmland near Keezeltown
Overview
For this morning's final ride, you'll head out to the east of Harrisonburg for a paved loop through the tiny community of Keezletown. Enjoy spinning along Mountain Valley Road with views of Massanutten Mountain before returning to the hotel to prepare for departure. If you’d rather relax, you are welcome to sleep in and enjoy a leisurely breakfast. A private Trek Travel shuttle will depart from the hotel at 11:00 AM. You’ll then say farewell to your guides at th... For this morning's final ride, you'll head out to the east of Harrisonburg for a paved loop through the tiny community of Keezletown. Enjoy spinning along Mountain Valley Road with views of Massanutten Mountain before returning to the hotel to prepare for departure. If you’d rather relax, you are welcome to sleep in and enjoy a leisurely breakfast. A private Trek Travel shuttle will depart from the hotel at 11:00 AM. You’ll then say farewell to your guides at the Shenandoah Valley Airport at 11:30 AM or the Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport at 12:30 PM. Read More
Meals included
Breakfast
Highlight of the Day
Final spin to Keezletown
Enjoy a final spin through the countryside on mostly paved roads. Don't forget to stop and pet the goats!
Ride Options
Ride Option1
TODAY'S RIDE:
Keezletown Loop - Approximately 17 mi | 27 km and 1000 ft | 305 m
There are a variety of non-riding options on this trip 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. Except as specified in the itinerary, expenses and transportation to these activities are not included in the trip price. Some non-riding options are:
Looking for a break from traffic and the usual routes? Our gravel rides are the perfect escape! While the amount of pavement varies from destination to destination, you can count on minimal traffic once you hit the dirt. And since you'll be off the beaten path, you may encounter fewer services — that's where our guides come in handy. They'll make sure you have everything you need, whether it's a flat tire fix or a local recommendation for the best post-ride treat. And with support from our team available on and off the bike, you'll have everything you need for a smooth and enjoyable ride — even through some of the bumps on the trail.
Hotel Madison, just blocks from downtown Harrisonburg in the Shenandoah Valley, offers a warm, inviting stay. Guests can relax in the welcoming lobby, enjoy a drink at the full-service bar, or grab a coffee at the on-site café. The hotel also features a restaurant, an indoor saltwater pool, and a well-equipped fitness center. Your Deluxe Room features modern decor and amenities that include a Keurig coffee maker and mini fridge for added comfort.
Gravel
New in 2026! The Checkpoint SL 7 AXS Gen 3 is a carbon gravel bike built for epic rides. Its lightweight frame features Gravel Endurance geometry with IsoSpeed comfort tech, while 45 mm tires smooth out rough terrain. With a wireless SRAM Force XPLR AXS drivetrain featuring a wide 10–46T 13-speed 1X gearing, and powerful disc brakes—everything you need to go wherever the gravel leads.
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Electric Gravel
New in 2026! Trek’s Checkpoint+ SL 6 AXS is a lightweight gravel 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 45 mm tubeless 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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Richmond, Virginia
The capitol of Virginia is calling! Richmond is a culturally diverse city featuring historic neighborhoods, parks, museums, and the thriving James River. Here a laid-back, eclectic culture has popped up throughout town. Murals cover the walls of local restaurants and shops. Major art museums, like the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, have drawn national attention. There is also a long list of highlights to see —the Virginia Capitol Building, the Maymont Mansion, the Museum of History and Culture, the Lewis Ginter Botanical Gardens, the Edgar Poe Museum, and various tours available of downtown neighborhoods and historical sights. Food is an art here, too. In fact, National Geographic put Richmond on their list of the world’s—yep, the world’s—“top 10 places to travel for food.” We recommend the following accommodations for your pre-trip hotel:
Where to Stay
Quirk Hotel
At this historic boutique hotel, you will be immersed in art. Peruse the on-site gallery and be delighted with creative touches throughout your stay. Rooms are designed to be comfy and unique, featuring large windows and lots of natural light, original artwork by local and regional artists, and reclaimed-wood furniture. Of course, they also come with all the standard amenities like wifi, tv, and in-room coffee. www.quirkhotels.com
Linden Row Inn
Old-world charm meets modern luxuries in this historic urban hotel. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this unique property is comprised of seven row houses built in the mid-1800s that have been meticulously restored and adorned with antiques and reproductions from the Victorian and Empire periods. In addition to comfortable beds and recently-renovated spa-style granite bathrooms, rooms include modern amenities, such as flat screen HDTVs, Keurig coffee makers, USB port alarm clocks, and complimentary wifi. www.lindenrowinn.com
Jefferson Hotel
The Jefferson Hotel is the ultimate luxury experience in downtown Richmond. The rooms and suites have oversized floorplans with custom furnishings, rich fabrics, marble baths, spacious dressing areas, and unexpected details that make you feel at home. Enjoy plush feather beds, Molton Brown bath products, a complimentary welcome gift and bottled water, Nespresso coffee makers, and a mini refrigerator. You'll also find an exceptional restaurant, Lemaire, plus an indoor pool, workout room, salon, and boutique shops. www.jeffersonhotel.com
Washington, D.C.
Washington D.C. is home to legendary museums, world-class dining, and charming neighborhoods lined with historic row houses. You can fill countless hours in the Smithsonian Institution’s 17 free museums, galleries, and the National Zoo. Here is home to some of the most famous landmarks in America, including the Lincoln Memorial, the White House, and the Washington Monument. While the city is steeped in history it is also full of wonderful green spaces and trails. Enjoy fresh air in the afternoon strolling city streets and parks then finish your days with world-class dining and crafty beverages made from the cities finest mixologists. We recommend the following accommodations for your post-trip hotel:
Where to Stay
The Graham Georgetown
Situated on a quiet street in the heart of Georgetown, the Graham Georgetown Hotel is a boutique hotel nestled in one of the most historic areas of Washington D.C. Located between the famous M Street shops and historic B & O Canal, directly above the iconic Washington Harbor, and a pleasant stroll to the Potomac River and Washington Harbor. Enjoy a rooftop beverage or venture back to the 1920s at the hotel's cozy speakeasy and tribute to prohibition, the Alex. Located in a vibrant and thriving local neighborhood, filled with plenty of shops, restaurants, bars, and beautiful scenery, The Graham will be a perfect hub for your Washington D.C. adventures. www.thegrahamgeorgetown.com
The Melrose Georgetown Hotel
Melrose Georgetown Hotel offers immediate access to the sites and sounds of the nation's capital. Here traditional style meets contemporary classic décor in this boutique style hotel, which focuses on your comfort as its primary objective. Dine at the onsite Jardenea Restaurant, Lounge, and Outdoor Patio which is perfect for foodies searching for local and seasonal menus. www.melrosehoteldc.com
Rosewood Washington, D.C.
Located on the scenic Georgetown canal, The Rosewood is a wonderful base for exploring Washington’s endless shopping, decadent places to dine, and the scenic Georgetown Waterfront Park. Inside the Rosewood you will find a combination of history and sophistication. The decoration is museum-worthy with original art works from abstract expressionists and antique wood flooring sourced from an 18th-century European château. Top off a great day of exploring with the hotel’s in-room spa services or head up to the rooftop for great views as you take a dip in the hotel’s infinity pool. www.rosewoodhotels.com
Late summer in Harrisonburg is generally warm with some chance of rain, averaging 84ºF (29ºC) for the high temperature and 60ºF (16ºC) for the low. In September, there is still a chance of rain and it starts to cool down, particularly in mornings and evenings. Temperatures average 78ºF (26ºC) for the high and 54ºF (12ºC) for the low. October is cooler still with less rain and brilliant fall foliage at 66ºF (19ºC) for the average high and 42ºF (6ºC) for the low. Light layers and rain gear is always recommended. Don't forget a jacket for cool autumn evenings and mornings. View our Packing List
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In the case where trips are at one or two guests, we will contact you prior to final payment to give you the following options:
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Switch to a different trip or different departure date. Should there be any difference in trip price between your original trip and the new one, you will be expected to pay the difference, or we will refund you accordingly.
Offer only valid if Trek Travel contacts a guest to discuss these specific options. Trips with fewer than three guests may operate with only one guide. The guide will support all rides with a Trek Travel van. If you would like to discuss the option of having two guides, please speak with your trip consultant.
The small trip supplement for Ride Camps is as follows – for two guests an additional $250 or for one guest an additional $500.
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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 Gravel trip, we recommend $200-$250 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.
You cannot put a price on a wow. But you can show your thanks for an exceptional experience.
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Trek Travel offers three hotel levels to match your style. Luxury hotels provide elegant, thoughtful touches with exceptional hospitality. Explorer hotels blend modern amenities with local charm in unique settings. Comfort hotels are casual and conveniently located near Trek Travel activities.
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).
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