Cyclists’ Crib: Flandrien Hotel — The Cycling Museum You Can Sleep In.
I thought I booked a hotel. I accidentally checked into the soul of Belgian cycling. Before You Book This Hotel, There’s Something You Should Know… I’ll admit it. When I first walked into Flandrien Hotel, I wasn’t blown away. That probably sounds strange considering it’s one of the most famous cycling hotels in theView Tour
Someone Is Winning a Mallorca Cycling Escape Worth $1,400—Why Not You?
The Ride That Stayed With Me I still remember descending from Cap de Formentor with the Mediterranean sparkling below me. I stopped my bike. Not because I was tired. Because I couldn’t believe places like this actually existed. And I thought: Every cyclist deserves to experience this at least once. That’s why today, Cycle TravelView Tour
Ridden & Reviewed: Cycling the Portuguese Camino with Top Bike Tours Portugal
“I thought I was signing up for a bike tour. What I didn’t expect was a pilgrimage.” When I landed in Porto, Portugal, I thought I knew exactly what this trip would be. Ride my bike. See some cool towns. Eat good food. Take some photos. Check another country off my list. Simple enough. ButView Tour
Colorado Calling: Win a 2-Night Cycling Escape at Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort
June Cycle Travel Club Giveaway If you’ve been around Cycle Travel Club for any length of time, you know I’m always looking for places that make traveling with your bike easier, more fun, and a whole lot more memorable. Not just hotels. Not just destinations. Places that truly understand cyclists. This month, we’re excited toView Tour
Ridden & Reviewed: What It’s Really Like Renting from Wheels Sport in Mallorca
I finally get it now. I understand why cyclists from all over the world become emotionally attached to Mallorca. Not just because of the climbs. Not because of the Instagram photos. Not even because of Sa Calobra. It’s because Mallorca feels like an island entirely designed around the joy of riding bicycles. I’ve never experiencedView Tour
New Cycling Routes You’ve Never Heard Of (But Will Want to Ride in 2026)
Everyone’s riding the same routes. Girona. Mallorca. Tuscany. And don’t get me wrong—they’re iconic for a reason. But if you’ve been paying attention, you can feel the shift happening. New routes are opening. Entire regions are investing in cycling tourism. Infrastructure is catching up. And quietly… the next wave of cycling travel is already here.View Tour
MAY GIVEAWAY: Ride Seattle to Portland (And Why This 2-Day Ride Changes Everything for Cyclists)
Alright… let me ask you something. Have you ever looked at a ride and thought: “Yeah… that feels a little out of my league… but also kinda exciting?” That’s exactly what the Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic is for most people. It’s not a casual ride.It’s not something you accidentally sign up for. It’s oneView Tour
Travel Hacks for Cyclists in 2026: How to Beat Rising Flight Costs and Travel Smarter
Travel didn’t just “get a little more expensive.” It changed—fast. In the past few months alone, rising oil prices tied to the Iran–Israel conflict 2026 escalation have pushed airfares up, tightened airline policies, and made “cheap flights” feel like a bait-and-switch. Most travelers are reacting. Cyclists?We can adapt. And if you understand a few keyView Tour
Ridden & Reviewed: The Best Way to Experience Kyoto, Osaka & Nara by Bike is with O Cycle Japan?
I thought I was coming to Japan to ride bikes. You know… stack some miles, take a few pretty photos, maybe eat really good food along the way. But somewhere between riding through cherry blossoms in Kyoto, feeding bowing deer in Nara, and sitting on the floor of a ryokan listening to a chef tellView Tour
Is Cycle Travel Club Worth It? What Actually Changes When You Join
I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately, especially being here in Japan riding with people from all over the world… Because on the surface, it looks like everyone just decided to take a trip and made it happen. But if you rewind the story a bit, most of us didn’t start there. We startedView Tour