The mountain range on the Spanish and French border, with long passes.
Road
Three days of long mountain passes with a van behind you, a hotel each night and a mechanic on hand.
3 days, 2 nights
Hard, Multi-day
from €1,290 per rider, 3 days Not bookable right now
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Prices checked on 3 November 2026. Final price on the booking page.
The Pyrenees form the mountain range on the border between Spain and France, famous among cyclists for long passes. The Pyrenees Three-Day Camp is the one tour here: 320 km and 7,400 m of climbing across three days, with van support, hotel and mechanic. It suits strong riders who want a concentrated block of mountain riding with logistics handled. Compare it with the single-day hard rides if you are unsure about three consecutive big days.
The Pyrenees offer some of the longest sustained climbs in southern Europe, with quiet roads and big descents. A supported camp lets you focus on the riding rather than navigation, luggage or repairs.
The camp covers 320 km and 7,400 m of mountain passes in three days, around 2,500 m of climbing a day on average. Expect long ascents, cool air near the top and fast descents.
Passes are usually clear from late spring to early autumn. July and August are warmest but can bring afternoon storms, and temperatures drop sharply at altitude, so pack layers even in summer.
The camp is a supported trip with a van, hotel and mechanic, which suits riders who want help on hand. If you prefer to ride alone, ask the partner what is flexible.