In 2026, the small but famous town of St. Anton am Arlberg will once again become the center of the cycling world. On August 2, 2026, the 14th Arlberg Giro will take place, with 2,000 riders participating.
In 2026, the small but famous town of St. Anton am Arlberg will once again become the center of the cycling world. On August 2, 2026, the 14th Arlberg Giro will take place, with 2,000 riders participating.
In this article, we take you to the Green Karst in southern Slovenia. A region where gravel and/or mountain biking offers you unprecedented opportunities to explore nature in an adventurous way.
For two decades now, the Engadin Cycle Marathon has been held in Zernez, Switzerland, on the first weekend of July. This year marks the anniversary edition, where once again many cyclists will come together to share their passion, stories, and experiences with each other.
In 2026, the small but famous town of St. Anton am Arlberg will once again become the center of the cycling world. On August 2, 2026, the 14th Arlberg Giro will take place, with 2,000 riders participating.
In this article, we take you to the Green Karst in southern Slovenia. A region where gravel and/or mountain biking offers you unprecedented opportunities to explore nature in an adventurous way.
For two decades now, the Engadin Cycle Marathon has been held in Zernez, Switzerland, on the first weekend of July. This year marks the anniversary edition, where once again many cyclists will come together to share their passion, stories, and experiences with each other.
On July 26, 2026, the Cyclo de la Madeleine will take place in the heart of the Maurienne. The Cyclo de la Madeleine has become a must for every cyclist who loves high mountains.
From January 16 to 18, 2026, Kortrijk Xpo will host the 18th edition of Velofollies, the meeting place for active cyclists and cycling enthusiasts. With over 300 exhibitors and twice as many brands, the fair once again offers a comprehensive range of both recreational and functional bikes such as e-bikes, urban bikes, cargo bikes, folding bikes, etc., as well as sporty gravel, BMX, MTB, and road bikes.
“Gentle mountains with spirit” are what make the Ore Mountains a dream destination for many cyclists. With winding routes, fast descents, wild forest and woodland trails, or peaceful rides through the flatter countryside along the rivers. Dotted with easier trail sections, the route takes you up and down the mountains, from valley to valley.
On July 26, 2026, the Cyclo de la Madeleine will take place in the heart of the Maurienne. The Cyclo de la Madeleine has become a must for every cyclist who loves high mountains.
Anyone who knows anything about the life of Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890) will be aware that he spent a few months in the province of Drenthe in the autumn of 1883. If you want to explore this period in more detail, we recommend visiting Drenthe, grabbing a bike, and setting off on a journey of discovery.
Between Manta Rota and Altura on the Portuguese Algarve coast, a wooden pedestrian promenade stretching over three kilometers has been running through the dunes for several years now. Every few hundred meters, there is a branch with a bench at the end, offering a beautiful view of the beach and the sea. A great place to enjoy the sun.
Tucked away amidst the majestic Swiss Alps lies a paradise for mountain bike enthusiasts: Davos Klosters. Known for its breathtaking landscapes, pristine trails and alpine charm, this region offers an unparalleled mountain biking experience that attracts cyclists from all over the world. In this article, we will dive into its history, take a look at the appeal of mountain biking in Davos Klosters, and explore some captivating trails in picturesque surroundings, with the unique blend of adrenaline and tranquility that awaits cyclists of all abilities.
Anyone who follows cycling and/or cycles regularly themselves knows the Mont-Ventoux, and for many it is on the bucket list or has already been ticked off – whether several times or not. But what a lot of avid Ventoux cyclists don’t know is that the area around Mont Ventoux is also challenging and, above all, very beautiful for cycling. In fact, the region around Bald Mountain is completely unknown to some Ventoux climbers.
As a travel writer you are always on the road making new discoveries. Visiting countries and regions you can write about. Sometimes close by, sometimes further away. The unknown keeps beckoning. What lies beyond the horizon? At the end of April, for example, we did some cycling kilometers in different parts of Slovenia and then you realize that less than two hours’ flight takes you to a totally different landscape.
Tucked away amidst the majestic Swiss Alps lies a paradise for mountain bike enthusiasts: Davos Klosters. Known for its breathtaking landscapes, pristine trails and alpine charm, this region offers an unparalleled mountain biking experience that attracts cyclists from all over the world. In this article, we will dive into its history, take a look at the appeal of mountain biking in Davos Klosters, and explore some captivating trails in picturesque surroundings, with the unique blend of adrenaline and tranquility that awaits cyclists of all abilities.
Anyone who follows cycling and/or cycles regularly themselves knows the Mont-Ventoux, and for many it is on the bucket list or has already been ticked off – whether several times or not. But what a lot of avid Ventoux cyclists don’t know is that the area around Mont Ventoux is also challenging and, above all, very beautiful for cycling. In fact, the region around Bald Mountain is completely unknown to some Ventoux climbers.
In 2026, the small but famous town of St. Anton am Arlberg will once again become the center of the cycling world. On August 2, 2026, the 14th Arlberg Giro will take place, with 2,000 riders participating.
In this article, we take you to the Green Karst in southern Slovenia. A region where gravel and/or mountain biking offers you unprecedented opportunities to explore nature in an adventurous way.
“Gentle mountains with spirit” are what make the Ore Mountains a dream destination for many cyclists. With winding routes, fast descents, wild forest and woodland trails, or peaceful rides through the flatter countryside along the rivers. Dotted with easier trail sections, the route takes you up and down the mountains, from valley to valley.
This is the place to be. If Slovenia isn’t already on your mind, on your radar, or on your cycling bucket list, it’s time to change that. This small cycling country is rapidly evolving from a mountain biking insider tip to a destination with cult potential. It offers unspoiled nature, unique charm, sweet temptations, and a few surprises—such as underground biking. A small country, but oh so beautiful for cycling!
In this article, we take you to the Green Karst in southern Slovenia. A region where gravel and/or mountain biking offers you unprecedented opportunities to explore nature in an adventurous way.
“Gentle mountains with spirit” are what make the Ore Mountains a dream destination for many cyclists. With winding routes, fast descents, wild forest and woodland trails, or peaceful rides through the flatter countryside along the rivers. Dotted with easier trail sections, the route takes you up and down the mountains, from valley to valley.