
The Roubaix Showers
Following a massive week of riding the routes of the Spring Classics, two rockstar Trek Travel guides had a surprise prepared for their guests. After riding the Paris-Roubaix course, Jason and Amy
Read More >Following a massive week of riding the routes of the Spring Classics, two rockstar Trek Travel guides had a surprise prepared for their guests. After riding the Paris-Roubaix course, Jason and Amy
Read More >They call it the ‘Hell of the North’. The 27 pavé sectors of Paris Roubaix cause riders more pain in one day than many experience in a lifetime of sport. Cobblestones seize
Read More >You know him as the man who dominates cycling’s Spring Classics. What you don’t know is that his passions extend far beyond bike racing. We sat down with cycling’s most stylish man,
Read More >Last Saturday, pros pounded down the white gravel roads of Tuscany as they made their way to the Piazza del Campo in Siena. In his first appearance at the race, Zdenek Stybar
Read More >This week ‘In Focus’ we’re throwing it back to the 2010 Amgen Tour of California. The fifth anniversary of the race held lots of excitement for our guides and guests as Australian
Read More >Ken Sommer was a founding member of the LEOPARD-TREK cycling team and as marketing director he built the biggest team brand in professional cycling – on and offline. Ken holds a Masters
Read More >We are excited to announce that Andy Schleck will be joining us on a handful of cycling vacations in 2015. Join us in welcoming Andy to the Trek Travel team! We already
Read More >Meet Jordan Roessingh, technical director for the Trek Factory Racing team. While talented riders put on a show, men and women like Jordan are behind the scenes making it happen. Tell us
Read More >Trek Travel guide Jordan Landolt is an athlete through and through. As if ‘professional hockey player’ wasn’t accomplishment enough, he can now add Canadian Provincial Champion to the list. In his own
Read More >As the clock strikes noon on the final day of the Tour de France, July 27, 2014, twenty teams of six riders will race around the Champs-Elysees circuit a total of thirteen
Read More >With Liège-Bastogne-Liège in the books, the 2014 spring classics are now over. Although there is a lot of fun still to be had this season, we wanted to take a moment to
Read More >In just 93 days the 2014 Tour de France will kick off in the English city of Leeds for what is sure to be another thrilling three weeks of racing on the
Read More >Erin Berard, our Race Trip and Hospitality Manager, walks us through a very successful Trek Factory Racing team launch event. As Trek Factory Racing’s Official Hospitality Partner, Trek Travel was in Belgium
Read More >This post originally appeared on Groucho Sports on July 3rd, written by Trek Travel guide Jon Vick. Seeing the Tour is over and we are all going through various states of withdrawl, I
Read More >Announcement Day today as I with so many other race fans wait to finally learn the routes and towns chosen to host the Tour de France 2012. Notwithstanding a “leak” a week
Read More >I am suffering from a form of Seasonal Affective Disorder. Specifically, I have Post-Tour-de-France-Withdrawal-Syndrome (PTdFWS). Symptoms include staring at the blank television screen each evening and aimlessly wandering the house saying things
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