Cycling Training Camp in Sierra Nevada, Spain (2025)

8 Days, Multiple Departures

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Cycling Training Camp in Sierra Nevada, Spain (2025)
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I think we’re somewhere in between a cycling training camp and a cycling holiday. We ride because we enjoy riding our bikes. Come and join us and we’ll show you why we ride, and where we ride.

THE PERFECT LOCATION

We’re based between the Sierra Nevada mountains and the Costa Tropical, which is blessed with 320 sunny days a year making it a perfect location for your Cycling Holiday or Cycling Training Camp. The Costa Tropical takes its name from the sub-tropical climate which enables the cultivation of exotic crops such as mangoes, bananas and citrus. With warm winters and long hot summers, the average year round temperature is 20c.

The Costa Tropical is the perfect place to start your winter training regime and get those important early season base miles in. We´re situated in the famous Alpujarras region on the warmer southern slopes of the Sierra Nevada mountain range, with easy access to the warm coastal routes of the Costa Tropical. The area boasts lots of traffic-free, quiet, country roads, making it perfect for a Cycling Holiday or Cycling Training Camp.

About

7 nights accommodation in a self-catering apartment

5 expertly guided group rides

Daily bike upkeep by our professional mechanics

Welcome pack with a premium t-shirt, 2 x water bottles, and a musette

Daily coffees at the HQ.

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Accommodation is on a self-catering basis, but if you wish for us to arrange a continental breakfast, your breakfast supplies or any special dietary requirements please inform us and we'll happy to accommodate your requests.

We recommend that you bring 2-3 pairs of bib tights/jerseys, 2 base layers, arm/leg warmers, wind vest/gilet, rain cape (better to have it and not need it), hat, gloves, and thermal jacket (in the early season it can be cold in the mountains). It’s always best to check the weather forecast prior to departure. You will also need to bring your own helmet as it’s a legal requirement for cyclists in Spain. It’s also advisable to bring a good set of sunglasses and some sun cream to protect your skin from the sun.

You will need to bring your own helmet as it’s a legal requirement for cyclists in Spain.

Insurance

Under the terms of our bookings contract you are required to have suitable travel insurance. This must include sports activities, the costs of medical treatment, and repatriation in the event of a serious accident or illness.

Level of cyclist

To participate in our camp, a good level of cycling fitness is required. Ideally, your weekly long spin is 3-4 hours long, or 70-120km. The area where we are based is quite mountainous with lots of challenging climbs. Therefore, most days you will be climbing and descending. However, if you're used to tackling long rides on the weekends you will enjoy the challenge ahead.

"I’m so glad that we chose to go with you, we had an amazing experience. I’m finding it hard to explain to friends what it was like to ride there. The roads, routes, climbs, descents & scenery are hard to describe. Even with pictures! Some of the climbs were the hardest that I’ve ever done. But, they were worth it for the views, the descents & the experience."

- REMY, CANADA - 18 APRIL 2019

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