Cycling Destinations

Fjords, midnight sun, and roads so empty you'll wonder if you have the country to yourself.

The most spectacular mountain roads on earth. Immaculate tarmac, pristine lakes, and legendary passes.

Alpine passes, Tyrolean villages, and a cycling culture that rivals the best in Europe.

The Tour de France's most legendary climbs. Wild, remote mountain passes straddling France and Spain.

Alpe d'Huez, Mont Ventoux, Col du Galibier. The Tour de France's spiritual home.

The most dramatic mountain scenery in the Alps. Legendary climbs, perfect tarmac, and Italian food at the top.

The Giro's greatest stages. Stelvio, Mortirolo, Ghisallo — climbs carved into cycling legend.

The tiny mountain principality that punches well above its weight for cycling.

The sharpest peaks in Poland. Classic Alpine scenery, demanding climbs and legendary oscypek cheese at the summit.

Volcanoes, lava fields, and roads to nowhere. The most otherworldly cycling on the planet.

Wild Highlands, empty glens, and the NC500. Remote cycling at its most dramatic.

Home of the highest paved pass in the Eastern Alps — 48 hairpins, glacier views, and some of the hardest climbing in Europe.

Europe's best-kept cycling secret. Alpine passes, karst plateaus, and prices that will shock you.

Sandstone gorges, forested ridges and quiet roads in the heart of Central Europe — cycling without the crowds.

Italy's wild interior. Dramatic Apennine climbs, zero tourists, and the food of the gods.

Hollywood glamour meets pro cycling. Alpine climbs above a turquoise lake, with espresso at every hairpin.

Vertical island cycling unlike anything in Europe. Levada paths, ocean cliffs and climbs straight from sea level to 1800m.

Cypress-lined lanes, rolling hills, and world-class food. The home of the Strade Bianche.

Asia's greatest cycling island. The KOM Challenge, 3,000m peaks, and convenience stores every 10km.

Wild and empty roads through rugged mountains and along turquoise coastlines. Sardinia rewards those who seek it out.

Europe's number one winter cycling destination. Perfect roads, warm sun, and world-class infrastructure.

The world's pro cyclist hub. Medieval city, perfect roads, and endless routes into the Catalan countryside.

Spain's winter training coast. Warm, dry, flat or hilly — pick your route and enjoy the sun.

The pro peloton's winter training village. Iconic Peñón, perfect roads, and sun when the rest of Europe is frozen.

The island of eternal spring. Year-round sunshine, volcanic climbs, and a thriving cycling scene.

Mount Teide rising from the sea. The world's greatest volcanic climb and year-round training weather.

Sun-drenched island cycling year-round. Troodos mountains, coastal roads and almost zero rain from May to October.