
Ride Camps with Trek Travel
Trek Travel Ride Camps are part vacation, part training camp, and full-on fun in some of the world’s finest riding destinations The word “vacation” means different things to different people. For most,
Read More >Trek Travel Ride Camps are part vacation, part training camp, and full-on fun in some of the world’s finest riding destinations The word “vacation” means different things to different people. For most,
Read More >It’s cold outside, but that doesn’t mean your fitness should go cold, too. Get our winter cycling training tips, tricks, and training plans to keep riding through all seasons. It’s easy to
Read More >Meet Jim. A Trek Travel ride camper who wasn’t sure, “how many Ride Camps I have left in my old bod.” Though the climbs of Mallorca felt discouraging at the time, it
Read More >It’s that time of year when fat bikes are out in hoards. Although they have only recently become popular, fat bikes have been around for nearly 10 years and they are a
Read More >Safety is our first priority at Trek Travel. Our guides give a daily safety talk on trips, our entire fleet of bikes is equipped with the Bontrager Flare R tail light, and
Read More >Last Saturday, 450 fearless riders set out with a singular goal: to ride across the state of Wisconsin. Starting with the first glimpse of sunlight at 6:30AM, we gladly said goodbye to
Read More >Writing about cycling vacations in the world’s premier travel destinations involves taking the reader away from their desk and transporting them to a winding road under the Tuscan sun. It means recounting
Read More >I have been riding a bike as long as I can remember. Usually it was a hand-me-down from my older sister, but the time came for a “decent” bike when I started
Read More >Published by Clif Bar as part of their “Eat Like an Athlete” series, this infographic shows you how opposites attract to create a balanced nutrition plan for endurance athletes.
Read More >As guides, we spend a lot of time on the road, and it’s unfortunately not always on a bike. Long hours of travel and big days preparing our trips mean that we
Read More >If you ride all year like a growing number of people in the world, I’m sure you have experienced less than ideal riding conditions, especially during these winter months. I’d like to
Read More >At some point last season, in the midst of bike rides and social hours, we caught on to the trend of “yoga selfies” that has been gaining momentum as yoga increases in
Read More >At a certain time of year in Wisconsin, riding outside becomes more dangerous than beneficial. Iced-over roads and the ever-present threat of sketchy weather still even the hardiest souls. But the urge
Read More >CycleOps VirtualTraining is a software program that allows you to ride virtual routes from all over the world. These routes are created by cycling enthusiasts, just like you, who hit the road
Read More >At Trek Travel, we strive to encourage a passion for cycling. It is our mission to show people the world by bike, and for that to be possible, we need safe places to
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 >Although interning for Trek Travel has been remarkable, I can’t contain my excitement about moving on. During the last four years I have lived the dream. I’ve learned from world-class educators. I’ve
Read More >We asked one of our new guides, Sam Clark, to give us a run down of his experience during new guide training this past April. Here’s his story below… As a class
Read More >Originally published on Groucho Sports blog. “I see you have me on the Tour de France. Does that mean I’m going to Europe?” Those are the words that came out of my
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