Activity Level: Level 4
Terrain: Hilly
Roads in the Solvang area are narrow, winding, and variable in quality — expect potholes and patched surfaces alongside the rolling terrain. The climbs are short but steep, averaging just a few miles, and the quiet backroads wind through scenery that more than compensates for the rougher stretches. Come prepared for the surface conditions and you'll find the riding deeply rewarding.
Ride Camps are best suited for our Level 4 Riders. Our avid route options add extra mileage and elevation for those who want to challenge themselves further. Level 3 Riders are encouraged to contact their Trip Consultant to discuss whether Ride Camp is a good fit. Please note: e‑bikes are not permitted on Ride Camps.
*Average and total distances and elevations are based on our Today’s Ride options.
Distance
Daily Average
40 miles | 65 kilometers
Total
281 miles | 452 kilometers
Elevation
Daily Average
2,964 feet | 903 meters
Total
20,747 feet | 6,324 meters
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. Non-riders are welcome on a Ride Camp trip if they are staying in the same room with a riding guest. The riding guest will be required to pay the single supplement fee for a private room and a meal package ($200 for the 6-day trip, including all breakfasts and two dinners) for the non-rider to dine with the group. If you are joining the trip as a non-riding guest and booking your own room, please ensure breakfast is included. Please contact a trip consultant for details and to book a non-riding companion. Some of these activities have additional costs and can be arranged through the hotel's concierge. Some non-riding options on this trip are:
Ride Camps offer a mix of guided and self-guided routes but don't worry about your support on the route - with us, you'll always have a guide and support vehicle on call or nearby to lend a hand. Whether you're a group of two or 30 riders, we've got you covered. For smaller groups (up to four riders), we'll provide one guide. For groups of five to 24 riders, we'll have two guides on hand. For groups of 25 to 30 riders, we'll bring three guides. So go ahead and tackle those hills - we've got your back.
- Up to 4 riders: 1 Guide
- 5 – 24 riders: 2 Guides
- 25+ riders: 3 Guides