Before packing, we recommend checking the local weather reports to ensure you pack the right clothing for the conditions. Check local weather.

What to Bring:

Cycling kit:

Make sure all your gear is ride-tested before the trip to prevent any rubbing, blisters or sores.

• 10-20L day pack (optional with waterproof cover)

• Sturdy shoes - hiking trainers or trail shoes

• Padded bike shorts

• Cycling gloves (preferably long fingered)

• Cycling helmet (optional - helmets are supplied but feel free to bring your own)

• A range of lightweight, breathable layers that can be easily added or removed depending on how hot you get:

  • Quick dry t-shirts or cycling jerseys

  • Long sleeve lightweight t-shirts for sun protection

  • Lightweight fleece or mid-layer

• Summer hiking trousers or sports leggings/shorts

• A selection of socks

• Sunglasses

• Buff 

• A breathable, waterproof and windproof shell jacket

• Waterproof trousers - optional but very useful in case of rain, wind or cold weather. 

Off the bike:

• Casual evening clothes

• A light packable insulated / down jacket or fleece for evenings at altitude

• Sun hat / cap

• Warm hat & gloves (if can get cold in the evening in the mountains)

• Swimwear (for the spa)

• Night wear

• Toiletries

• Any prescription medication 

• Compeed or moleskin for blisters, just in case!

• Other medication e.g. paracetamol/ibuprofen, Magnesium

• Electrolytes

• Sandals / crocs / trainers for the hotel
  

Other Stuff:

• Headtorch

• Sunscreen (high factor) and SPF lip salve

• Quick dry towel 

• Camera 

• Dry bags for inside your day pack to keep stuff dry

• Snacks

• Water bottle or hydration pack (at least 2 litres total)

• Small laundry soap (for washing bike clothes if needed)

• Power bank (optional)

• Insect repellent

• Binoculars (optional but useful if you like wildlife)