3 Towns to Visit in Western Ireland The country of Ireland has more to offer than shamrocks and frothy brew, although there is certainly plenty of that to go around. Ireland is a destination filled with beauty, adventure and cultural discovery. From rolling hills and peaceful pastures to ancient buildings that have withstood the test...Read More
Cesky Krumlov – One of Czech’s Oldest Villages Located in the South Bohemian region of the Czech Republic, the tiny town of Cesky Krumlov happens to be one of Czech’s oldest villages – and one of its most beautiful. What it lacks in size and youth, it more than makes up for in charm and...Read More
5 Towns to Cycle through in Umbria The Italian region of Umbria happens to be one of the smallest in the country. What it lacks in size it more than makes up for in rich history and unique personality. The area’s intriguing past dates back to the Dark Ages and is wrought with medieval...Read More
Pop the Top Off a Green Beer When people hear the term St. Patrick’s Day they often envision shamrocks, leprechauns and corned beef and cabbage. Over the years, the holiday, celebrated annually on March 17th, has become synonymous with all the popular clichés of Ireland. What many people don’t realize, however, is that St. Patrick’s...Read More
Discover Puglia’s Charm When it comes to beautiful landscapes and charming atmosphere, the Puglia region of Italy, also known as “Apulia,” doesn’t disappoint. With a varying terrain and pleasant climate, Puglia is the perfect place to hop on your bike and enjoy a leisurely ride. Then, when you’re ready to rest there are plenty of...Read More
Why the Pros Train in Spain – The 3 C’s If you ask any cycling enthusiast where the best place to train is, the overwhelming response is likely to be Spain. Sure, there are certainly plenty of other places that offer good opportunity to train, yet even with so many other choices, Spain still remains...Read More
Catalonia’s Hidden Jems Located in the beautiful northeast section of Spain, with France, Andorra, Aragon, Valencia, and the breathtaking Mediterranean Sea as its borders, the towns of Catalonia are some of the world’s most diverse and beautiful destinations to bike. Perhaps this is due to the area’s rich history, culture, and friendly atmosphere. Or, perhaps...Read More
Cycling the Danube The mighty Danube River has been given the nickname “the river that connects Europe”, and for good reason. This incredible body of water winds its way through 10 different European countries, weaving a variety of cultures and breathtaking landscapes together like a beautiful tapestry. One of the best ways to experience the...Read More
5 Reasons to Cycle Dordogne Located toward the southwest corner of France, Dordogne is known worldwide for its beautiful countryside, mild weather and medieval villages packed with ancient castles. In fact, there are over a thousand castles in this region alone; lending a historical and mysterious feel to the entire area. Cyclists consider Dordogne...Read More
