Hedonism Cycling

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Hedonism Cycling

You know you love to travel with your bike but need some inspiration?
Take this quiz to find out which destination really ticks all your boxes!

Let's begin. Where would you like to stay during your trip?

In my tent surrounded by nature

I would share Airbnb with my friends

I would prefer a suit in a decent hotel

I would go to a cycling camp

What inspires you the most when traveling?

Local gastronomy and wines

Wild nature and adventures

Beaches, sea and sunsets

First of all mountains

Imagine your first dinner on your cycling trip. What is it?

Image: thebittenworld.com

Firewood baked potatos and vegetables

A giant, juicy hamburger with fries

Risotto with beetroot and smoked eel

Kebab is the best

What about the drinks?

Relaxing herbal tea

A bottle of Barolo would be fine

Beer is always perfect after a ride

Ayran is the best recovery for me

What kind of transport will you mostly use during your trip?

Transport? Wasn't it a cycling trip? Of course my bike!

I will use public transport to move between different locations to explore more cycling routes

I will rent a car in the airport after the arrival

I will stay within one destination and explore all around

In the evening you would like to see a movie. What would you choose?

Something from my Netflix recommendations

Into the Wild by Seann Penn

Roma by Federico Fellini

Rambo: first blood

And finally, imagine a ride of your dream. What does it look like?

Adventurous MTB or gravel ride

Alpine ride with perfect tarmac

Ride with beautiful sea views

Any ride with good friend

Kyrgyzstan

Cycling in Kyrgyzstan is not a piece of cake. It requires strength, endurance and good planning. The mountain passes will take your breath away (literally, because of the lack of oxygen). The constant fight against the washboard roads will remind you of all the worst swearwords you ever knew. But the unique mix of nomadic culture, soviet history and nature so stunning that it seems unreal will guarantee that every day in Kyrgyzstan will be an adventure.

We don't have a camp in Kyrgyzstan (yet?), but our camp in Turkey is also inspirational! You can discover wild unknown places and share the experience with your team! Check the October and November camp schedule in the menu above.

Image: Edsel Little via Flickr

Turkey

Turkey is a perfect place for cycling. It's a perfect combination of sea, mountains, authentic culture and nature. It has a lot of routes to discover during all year because of it's mild climate. It is also a place where we host two camps this spring!

Check the October and November camp schedule in the menu above. See you in the camp!

Spain

From the high mountains to stunning coastal routes, epic rides are everywhere in Spain. The excellent Spanish climate makes it easier to go cycling practically all year round. The impressive scenery you will encounter on the routes is really worth seeing.
We are going to host a camp in Spain in June! Check the camp schedule in the menu above.

Dolomites

The UNESCO-protected scenery is mind-blowing. Vast limestone peaks rise up vertically around you, with the roads weaving their way through the steep-sided valleys flanked by towering turrets of rock. It’s as if the mountains are on steroids. Yes the French and Italian Alps also have massive mountains, but here it feels like you could just spread out your arm and touch them. It’s almost otherworldly. No surprise then that the Dolomites are number 1 in our pick of the best cycling destinations.

Meanwhile you can enjoy other sea views and amazing roads in March in our camp in Turkey or explore the unknown gems of Spain in June. Check the camp schedule in the menu above.