A three-day supported camp on mountain passes north of Barcelona.
Road
A supported three-day block of mountain riding, with van backup, hotel nights and a mechanic along for the trip.
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 30 October 2026. Final price on the booking page.
The Pyrenees form the mountain border between Spain and France, with long climbs and cool air above the heat of the coast. The Pyrenees Three-Day Camp is the only tour here that goes there: 320 km and 7,400 m of climbing over three days, with van support, a hotel and a mechanic. It is aimed at strong riders who want a block of real mountain riding without handling logistics. Expect long ascents, high descents and variable weather even in summer.
The Pyrenees offer long climbs, quiet roads, big views and cooler temperatures at altitude. For a road rider based in Barcelona, a multi-day camp turns the journey north into three days of concentrated mountain riding with logistics taken care of.
Expect long mountain passes rather than short punchy hills. The camp on this site totals 320 km and 7,400 m over three days, roughly 2,500 m of climbing a day. Descents are long and fast, so bring a windproof layer and be ready for sudden weather changes.
Late spring to early autumn is the usual season for high passes, with snow possible on the highest roads early and late in the year. Summer afternoons can bring thunderstorms, so mornings are the safest time for big climbs. Confirm the operator's camp dates.
The Pyrenees lie north of Barcelona, several hours away by road, so the camp is not a day-trip. Confirm the meeting point, whether transfers are included and how luggage is handled. Barcelona-El Prat is the nearest major airport for most visitors.
With van support, a hotel and a mechanic, the camp removes most of the planning, which is a large saving in remote mountain terrain. It still demands strong fitness, so it is for experienced riders used to several long days in a row.