Overview

You've made it to Girona! The historical gem of northern Catalonia, it's a city that has been home to many pro cyclists who have been lured in by the incredible riding and culture. You are joining us for the 4-day Ride Camp today where you'll become acquainted with your guides, get familiarized and fit to your Trek bike with electronic shifting, and warm up on a short, self-guided ride to spin out your travels. Our guide team will have a plethora of mapped routes for you to choose from. A great route to start the week is the Banyoles Loop. Girona is chock-full of hidden routes. Or opt to check-in to your hotel room and meet us for dinner at one of our favorite local restaurants. Here you'll meet the rest of the group and share some stories over a delicious meal. *Please note this four-day trip joins guests on Day 4 of their seven-day itinerary.

Overview

It's back to the bike in a big way if you go on the avid option today. The route heads to the Massif Guilleries, or the Guilleries mountain range that separates Girona and Barcelona. There's plenty of climbing on tap, with close to 10,000 feet over 95 miles if you choose to go big. Explore every rise and run as you traverse the nooks and crannies that you won't find on any other cycling vacation, including Sant Hilari, a quiet, picturesque climb and part of the classic Girona KOM catalog. You'll stop for a picnic along the way, and get back just in time to shower, relax, and head into town for dinner on your own. This is a quintessential ride camp kind of day!

Overview

We're headed back toward Costa Brava on today's itinerary, with another 40-75 miles depending on how you feel today. The first climb comes quick, right outside of Girona, as a great warm-up and leg-opener. Then, it's a few kilometers of open roads before you arrive in Cassa de la Selva, interestingly known as the cork capital of Spain. If you're in for the full day, we'll head to Costa Brava once again for a quick view of the sights and sounds of the sea before turning back toward home base. Tonight we'll dine as a group, toasting a week of big miles and bigger smiles that could only be described as perfecto!

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Sadly, it’s time to say goodbye to Girona. Hopefully, your legs are well-worn from the great rides you have done but if not, feel free to choose from one of our many self-guided ride options to cap off your trip. We can recommend a perfect final spin for a beautiful loop with some rolling terrain to finish off the week. The Els Àngel Loop is a great way to cap off the week if you'd like more elevation or ask our guides for their favorite mellow spin. Then, you'll say your goodbyes and depart Girona with the souvenir that matters most: fitness.