5 Reasons to Cycle Alsace One of the smaller regions of France, although also densely populated, Alsace offers an amazing experience for tourists seeking a combination of ancient European culture, breathtaking scenery and outdoor activities second to none. Known worldwide for its picturesque villages which boast ancient churches and castles rich with history, Alsace...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
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
5 Reasons to Cycle Languedoc Located in the most southern part of France on the Mediterranean coast, the province of Languedoc is an area rich with scenic landscapes and a beautiful climate. It borders the Mediterranean Sea to the east and the Pyrenees Mountains to the south, and Provence to the northeast, the region...Read More
5 Reasons to Cycle Midi-Pyrenees Buried within the high mountains in the Midi-Pyrenees region of France there is history to unveil, towns to explore and exquisite meals to try. This region, widely known for its Tour de France appearances, is a treasure for cyclists looking for tough climbs and superb scenery. Less advanced riders...Read More
If you’ve made the decision to embark on a cycle tour of France, or any foreign destination for that matter, one of your bigger decisions will be whether you want to bring along your own bike or not. There are pros and cons on each side. Some things to weigh in your decision… To Rent...Read More
Pure Adventures Self-Guided Travel, Your Way! September 2011 Meandering the Catalonia countryside on a clear, sunny day. What better way to enjoy the perfect Spanish climate? 5 Foods to Try in Spain From glistening beaches to medieval castles, from rugged mountain ranges to peaceful country villages, there is truly a little bit...Read More
Spain’s Do’s and Don’ts Are you planning a trip to Spain? You may be wondering about Spain’s Do’s and Don’ts! Every country has its own history, culture, and proper etiquette. Traveling to a neighboring country or one halfway around the world requires a little knowledge and insight into that countries way of life. Spain is...Read More
Don’t Leave Home Without These Ask any cycling enthusiast and they’ll tell you that enjoying a good ride is one of the most incredible and exhilarating experiences on earth. The challenge of a good route, the feel of the wind on your face, your adrenaline pumping, and the opportunity to see fantastic sights and landscapes...Read More
Tips for Traveling with Friends Traveling can be many things – fun, exhilarating, relaxing, even life changing. Sharing the experience with good friends can make it that much greater. However, people often don’t consider that certain factors, like spending a long period of time together can change the dynamics of a friendship. Additionally, different people...Read More
