From 3 -to 12 July 2026
Live Event

Live

19:45 🏔️

MOUNTAINS CLASSIFICATION

Sarah scored again the most points today for the mountains classification:

1. SARAH 26 pts
2. RUSS 20 pts
3. BENJAMIN 8 pts
4. THIERRY 5 pts
5. JONATHAN 2 pts
6. DECLAN 1 pt

18:00

PIC OF THE DAY

17:00 🎙

The reaction of Thierry after today's ride

”What another fantastic day on the bike! Surprisingly, my legs felt really good, which was a blessing because the climb to Ubine was incredibly challenging, with sections exceeding 15%. Now it’s time to relax and recover, because tomorrow promises to be long and tough!”

14:00

🎥 We Are Sa Calobra Cycling Club - Episode 30

The Sa Calobra Cycling Club is much more than just a training camp, we are a group of people coming from all over the world to share their passion for cycling and to experience a real team spirit. Check out the new episode of “We Are Sa Calobra Cycling Club”: our webseries about those who know us best : the riders!

More videos :
👉 sacalobra.cc/videos/

13:00

Quiz

Who holds the KOM of Mont Chéry?

Michal Kwiatkowski33%Tadej Pogačar17%Thibaut Pinot0%Romain Bardet50%6 votes0

11:00 🗳️

Poll of the day

Which new destination would you like us to add to our calendar in 2027?

Pyrénées4%Dolomites94%Corsica1%Ventoux2%131 votes0

10:45

COL DE TRÉCHAUFFÉ

The first part - also called Col du Grand Taillet - is difficult, with some long sections that go beyond 9% gradient. After five kilometers, we turn right to continue with the Col de Tréchauffé where you will be surrounded by forest until the last kilometer where you'll finally see Lake Geneva. At the top, the superb view of the lake and surrounding mountains will make all your efforts worth it.

10:00

🗣💬 A review from Thierry

“This camp is led by a highly accomplished cyclist who generously shares his valuable experience with every member of the group. […] A huge thank you to the entire team for making this week not only memorable, but truly unforgettable and far beyond our expectations.”

👉 Read more reviews

10:00

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday to Denise! 44 today! 🥂🎂🎈

10:00

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday to Alain! 56 today! 🥂🎂🎈

09:00

💡 Coaching tip

“Tréchauffé bites early and hard, so don't panic if your legs feel heavy in the first few minutes — that's normal on a cold start. Settle into a rhythm, and save a bit for Corbier at the end: it's the kind of climb that grinds you down more than it shocks you.”

08:30

Briefing

🔜 Three climbs await us today, each with its own character: the steep early slopes of Col de Tréchauffé, the quiet forest roads of Ubine, and the long grind up Col du Corbier. A demanding day, but a beautiful one.

08:00

STAGE 2

🛣️ 81 km
🧗 2236 m
⏰ 08:30
⌛ 5h00
⛰️️ Tréchauffé, Ubine, Corbier

yesterday 🎙

The reaction of Steven after today's ride

”Day 1 of Week 2 in the Alps saw the camp riders take part in what is quickly becoming an SCCC tradition: the JPP Neuf de Cœur Gran Fondo. Aurélien gave everyone the choice between the 100 km and 130 km routes. Three riders opted for the shorter course, while the rest chose the longer route with its extra climbing and elevation gain.

Le premier grand défi de la journée était Plaine The first challenge for everyone was the climb to Plaine Joux, a 5.3 km ascent reaching 1,235 m above sea level. The event was superbly organized, with every junction safely marshalled by an army of enthusiastic local volunteers.

The SCCC support van was out on the course to keep everyone fueled with fresh carb drinks, and the team enjoyed the included lunch together after crossing the finish line.

A special congratulations goes to Sarah, who finished second overall in the women's 130 km race and first in her age category. A fantastic performance!”

yesterday

Eat like an athlete, not like a tourist!

Every rider who has participated in one of our cycling camps will tell you that food is one of our best kept secrets. With us, 100% of the meals are delicious, adapted to your needs, and cooked on site, from breakfast to dinner.

yesterday 🏔️

MOUNTAINS CLASSIFICATION

Sarah scored the most points today for the mountains classification:

1. SARAH 16 pts
2. RUSS 14 pts
3. BENJAMIN 7 pts
4. JONATHAN 2 pts
5. THIERRY 1 pt

yesterday

PIC OF THE DAY

yesterday 🎙

The reaction of Benjamin after today's ride

”Preparation started early, with a thorough briefing the evening before. Breakfast was at 6:00 a.m., into the van at 6:30, and off we went. After unloading the bikes and getting everything ready, we rolled to the start line for a chilly beginning.

That didn't last long. After a neutralized section through town and up the first hill, the race was on.

The first major challenge was Plaine Joux, a long Category 2 climb. The goal was simple: reach the bottom as close to the front of the field as possible. The weather was perfect and the climbing began. Near the summit, our secret weapon appeared: the SCCC support team, handing us fresh bottles exactly when we needed them. A huge thank you to the entire team for their outstanding support throughout the day.

From there, it was straight into another Category 2 climb, followed by several Category 3 and 4 climbs. The roads were in excellent condition, the scenery was stunning, and although the temperatures rose later in the day, it was a beautiful race from start to finish.

The final climb led directly to the finish line, marked by the event arch and an impressive post-race food station.

Another fantastic day on the bike, made even better by the flawless support from the SCCC team. After the race, it was a quick ride back to the chalet for a shower, a massage, and a well-earned dinner.

128 km
3,115 m of climbing

A fantastic event and one we would highly recommend. We hope to be back next year!”

yesterday

How good is your FTP?

Compare your FTP with all the riders who have been participating in one of our cycling camps.

yesterday

234

This is the average FTP of all the riders who have been participated in one of our camps, in the past four years, with an average power-to-weight ratio of 3.16 w/kg. For female riders only, the average is 179 watts, at 2.98 w/kg.

yesterday

“Authentic passion for riding”

Aurelien has this authentic passion for riding a bike that shines through in every moment of each SCCC camp. He really cares about making sure everyone is enjoying themselves and getting stronger, so along with his team he makes sure that we are fuelling properly, that the rides are challenging enough without anyone overreaching too much too early, and that off the bike the food is good, the beds are comfy, the massages are specially designed for cyclists pushing really hard, and that we have some great pictures to look at after each ride and good company to keep us motivated. On top of this, he takes the time to explain why SCCC does everything the way that they do it so we have confidence in his approach and the knowledge to improve our own training when we get home.

👉 Read the full interview of Gus

yesterday 🗳️

Poll of the day

What is your FTP?

Below 2.0 watts/kg1%2.0 - 2.9 w/kg91%3.0 - 3.9 w/kg6%4.0 - 4.9 w/kg2%Above 4.9 w/kg1%199 votes0

yesterday

PLAINE JOUX

The first major climb of the JPP race. It’s only a second-category climb, but the initial 5 kilometers average 8-9% gradient, making it very challenging. Positioning in your group is crucial as the first few hundred meters are on a narrow road.

yesterday

🗣💬 A review from Sebastian

“It was an incredible experience. I was truly impressed by the organization and the attention to detail from the entire team. The routes are beautiful, and I learned a tremendous amount throughout the week. For anyone considering joining, it’s important to arrive with a good level of preparation. This is not a casual Sunday ride, it’s serious training.”

👉 Read more reviews

yesterday

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday to Axel! 39 today! 🥂🎂🎈

yesterday

💡 Coaching tip

“Bike racing isn’t like a time trial — it’s dynamic and unpredictable. To stay competitive, you'll often need to push beyond your comfort zone, accelerating hard to catch fast wheels and hang with the good group. The first climb, Châtillon, comes quickly — just a few minutes into the race. You need to attack it aggressively and reach the top with the strong riders. After that, you’ll enjoy an 18 km stretch where a fast group can pull you along — essentially for free.”

yesterday

“A game changer”

Have you ever ridden with power? Join one of our cycling camps to give it a try. All our bikes are equipped with a powermeter, and our Ride Captain Aurelien will teach you how to use it during the week! 👇

“Riding with a powermeter is just a game changer. You don't have to be a pro to benefit from having one. I even think that less experienced riders benefit more from riding with power. You can pace better, and avoid putting yourself in the red zone if you rely on numbers more than on your perception of the effort.”

yesterday

Briefing

🔜 With the Sa Calobra Cycling Club jersey on your back, you have to be fast today at the JPP Neuf de Cœur race. Full Gas! Get ready for a truly unforgetable experience.

yesterday

STAGE 1 - RACE DAY

🛣️ 128 km
🧗 3132 m
⏰ 08:00
⌛ 4h00
⛰️️ Châtillon, Plaine-Joux, Col de Cou, Col des Moises, Terramont, les Carroz

yesterday

Train, Eat, Rest, Repeat!

Every day is different but there is kind of a daily routine at the camp: we train, we eat, we rest but we also chat, relax in the jacuzzi, have coffees and cakes.

2 days ago

Welcome message from the Ride Captain

“You all come from different countries, have different levels and maybe even different expectations about this camp. Most of you don't know each other, but you all share the same passion for cycling. We have put all our heart and energy into creating this team, for you, and for all the riders who will follow you. Now it's up to you to bring it to life! You are the Sa Calobra Cycling Club!”

2 days ago

“A personal challenge rather than a race”

Don't overly worry about the FTP test or your position in the peloton. The climbs are a personal challenge rather than a race against your new SCCC team mates, and the atmosphere is always very supportive and fun.

👉 Read the full interview of Chris

2 days ago

“Mallorca, Calpe, the Alps? All completely different!”

2 days ago

The Chalet

Located in Morzine, this beautiful chalet with a jacuzzi will be our home for the week. Amazing, isn't it?

2 days ago

⛰️️ 21 climbs

This week, riders will have to conquer 21 climbs, including Joux Plane, la Colombière, la Ramaz, and Avoriaz.

2 days ago

“Nothing to worry about”

I was a bit apprehensive before the camp, especially being female and going on my own – would the others be stronger than me, would I hold them up, could I keep up etc. As it was, I had nothing to worry about – yes, the guys were strong but the support and camaraderie kept everyone going and it didn’t matter that some were stronger than others. We all looked out for each other and we were all challenged in different ways.

👉 Read the full interview of Jeanette

2 days ago 🗳️

Poll of the day

Which climb is your favorite?

Joux Plane17%Ramaz33%Avoriaz17%Colombière33%6 votes0

2 days ago

They're here!

First riders have arrived at Geneva airport 😊🙌🏻
Welcome to the Alps! 🏔️🇫🇷

2 days ago

Team Line Up

Riders are coming from the United Kingdom, Ireland, Finland, the United States, and France this week. Eleven riders, five different nationalities, but only one team. The Sa Calobra Cycling Club! 🇬🇧🇮🇪🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇷

2 days ago

Meet the staff

Riders, carer, mechanic, masseuse, chef, videomaker and community manager, we are all proud to be part of this team! Meet the people who will give everything to make your training camp in the Alps successful.

+4

2 days ago

🗣💬 A review from Andrew

“I left Mallorca two weeks ago after an incredible week with Sa Calobra Cycling Club. The riding, food, massages, and scenery were all outstanding, but the real highlight was the people. From Aurélien and his team to cyclists from around the world, I met some truly wonderful humans. Aurélien is at the top of his game, and the experience exceeded every expectation.”

👉 Read more reviews

2 days ago

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday to Laurent! 54 today! 🥂🎂🎈

2 days ago

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday to Kell! 55 today! 🥂🎂🎈

2 days ago

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday to Alejandra! 41 today! 🥂🎂🎈

3 days ago

Final countdown

Only a few more hours to wait for the riders before flying to Geneva. Time to take a last look at our Roadbook? How do I pack? Where will I stay? Who will I ride with? Which routes? This 52-page magazine, released one week before each camp, will answer any questions and provide you a lot of information about your week at the Sa Calobra Cycling Club.

3 days ago

Hall Of Fame

50% of participants to our cycling camps are returning riders. Some have been with us seven, eight, even ten times! Thanks to all of you for your incredible support over the years!

3 days ago

🗣💬 A word from Stefan

“I was looking for a camp that can give me a boost but at the same time feels like a safe if things go belly up. And that is what Sa Calobra Cycling Club provides. It is more than a camp, it's a community, and if we want, you can find friends there. I wish you all an amazing week!”

👉 A message of Stefan, our most returning rider, to the new riders.

3 days ago

Follow Us

You can also follow us on social media 👇
Facebook: sacalobra.cc
Instagram: sacalobracyclingclub
Twitter: sacalobra.cc

3 days ago 🗳️

Poll of the day

Which ride is your favorite in the Alps?

Tour du Roc d'Enfer0%Vallée Verte0%Joux Plane33%Colombière33%Queen Stage33%3 votes0

3 days ago

🎥 Watch our last video

We’ve all seen those epic photos and videos of pro riders climbing with breathtaking mountain views. That's what you will get at the end of your training camp. Our team will capture all those moments for you with 4K cameras and very cinematic drone shots, edited with great soundtracks that will make all your friends jealous!

More videos :
👉 sacalobra.cc/videos/

3 days ago

132

This is the number of this SCCC cycling camp. We've come a long way since our first camp back in 2019, right? Read more about our story here: What's the Sa Calobra Cycling Club?

3 days ago

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday to Sipho! 57 today! 🥂🎂🎈

3 days ago

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday to John! 53 today! 🥂🎂🎈

3 days ago

Welcome

Good morning everyone, and welcome to the live coverage of our cycling camp. Here, we will share with you the life of the Team with pictures, videos, rider reactions, just like a real pro team. Hope you will enjoy it!

3 days ago

COMING SOON

🔜 The live coverage of our cycling camp will start soon. Stay tuned!

19:45 🏔️

MOUNTAINS CLASSIFICATION

Sarah scored again the most points today for the mountains classification:

1. SARAH 26 pts
2. RUSS 20 pts
3. BENJAMIN 8 pts
4. THIERRY 5 pts
5. JONATHAN 2 pts
6. DECLAN 1 pt

18:00

PIC OF THE DAY

17:00 🎙

The reaction of Thierry after today's ride

”What another fantastic day on the bike! Surprisingly, my legs felt really good, which was a blessing because the climb to Ubine was incredibly challenging, with sections exceeding 15%. Now it’s time to relax and recover, because tomorrow promises to be long and tough!”

14:00

🎥 We Are Sa Calobra Cycling Club - Episode 30

The Sa Calobra Cycling Club is much more than just a training camp, we are a group of people coming from all over the world to share their passion for cycling and to experience a real team spirit. Check out the new episode of “We Are Sa Calobra Cycling Club”: our webseries about those who know us best : the riders!

More videos :
👉 sacalobra.cc/videos/

13:00

Quiz

Who holds the KOM of Mont Chéry?

Michal Kwiatkowski33%Tadej Pogačar17%Thibaut Pinot0%Romain Bardet50%6 votes0

11:00 🗳️

Poll of the day

Which new destination would you like us to add to our calendar in 2027?

Pyrénées4%Dolomites94%Corsica1%Ventoux2%131 votes0

10:45

COL DE TRÉCHAUFFÉ

The first part - also called Col du Grand Taillet - is difficult, with some long sections that go beyond 9% gradient. After five kilometers, we turn right to continue with the Col de Tréchauffé where you will be surrounded by forest until the last kilometer where you'll finally see Lake Geneva. At the top, the superb view of the lake and surrounding mountains will make all your efforts worth it.

10:00

🗣💬 A review from Thierry

“This camp is led by a highly accomplished cyclist who generously shares his valuable experience with every member of the group. […] A huge thank you to the entire team for making this week not only memorable, but truly unforgettable and far beyond our expectations.”

👉 Read more reviews

10:00

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday to Denise! 44 today! 🥂🎂🎈

10:00

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday to Alain! 56 today! 🥂🎂🎈

09:00

💡 Coaching tip

“Tréchauffé bites early and hard, so don't panic if your legs feel heavy in the first few minutes — that's normal on a cold start. Settle into a rhythm, and save a bit for Corbier at the end: it's the kind of climb that grinds you down more than it shocks you.”

08:30

Briefing

🔜 Three climbs await us today, each with its own character: the steep early slopes of Col de Tréchauffé, the quiet forest roads of Ubine, and the long grind up Col du Corbier. A demanding day, but a beautiful one.

08:00

STAGE 2

🛣️ 81 km
🧗 2236 m
⏰ 08:30
⌛ 5h00
⛰️️ Tréchauffé, Ubine, Corbier

yesterday 🎙

The reaction of Steven after today's ride

”Day 1 of Week 2 in the Alps saw the camp riders take part in what is quickly becoming an SCCC tradition: the JPP Neuf de Cœur Gran Fondo. Aurélien gave everyone the choice between the 100 km and 130 km routes. Three riders opted for the shorter course, while the rest chose the longer route with its extra climbing and elevation gain.

Le premier grand défi de la journée était Plaine The first challenge for everyone was the climb to Plaine Joux, a 5.3 km ascent reaching 1,235 m above sea level. The event was superbly organized, with every junction safely marshalled by an army of enthusiastic local volunteers.

The SCCC support van was out on the course to keep everyone fueled with fresh carb drinks, and the team enjoyed the included lunch together after crossing the finish line.

A special congratulations goes to Sarah, who finished second overall in the women's 130 km race and first in her age category. A fantastic performance!”

yesterday

Eat like an athlete, not like a tourist!

Every rider who has participated in one of our cycling camps will tell you that food is one of our best kept secrets. With us, 100% of the meals are delicious, adapted to your needs, and cooked on site, from breakfast to dinner.

yesterday 🏔️

MOUNTAINS CLASSIFICATION

Sarah scored the most points today for the mountains classification:

1. SARAH 16 pts
2. RUSS 14 pts
3. BENJAMIN 7 pts
4. JONATHAN 2 pts
5. THIERRY 1 pt

yesterday

PIC OF THE DAY

yesterday 🎙

The reaction of Benjamin after today's ride

”Preparation started early, with a thorough briefing the evening before. Breakfast was at 6:00 a.m., into the van at 6:30, and off we went. After unloading the bikes and getting everything ready, we rolled to the start line for a chilly beginning.

That didn't last long. After a neutralized section through town and up the first hill, the race was on.

The first major challenge was Plaine Joux, a long Category 2 climb. The goal was simple: reach the bottom as close to the front of the field as possible. The weather was perfect and the climbing began. Near the summit, our secret weapon appeared: the SCCC support team, handing us fresh bottles exactly when we needed them. A huge thank you to the entire team for their outstanding support throughout the day.

From there, it was straight into another Category 2 climb, followed by several Category 3 and 4 climbs. The roads were in excellent condition, the scenery was stunning, and although the temperatures rose later in the day, it was a beautiful race from start to finish.

The final climb led directly to the finish line, marked by the event arch and an impressive post-race food station.

Another fantastic day on the bike, made even better by the flawless support from the SCCC team. After the race, it was a quick ride back to the chalet for a shower, a massage, and a well-earned dinner.

128 km
3,115 m of climbing

A fantastic event and one we would highly recommend. We hope to be back next year!”

yesterday

How good is your FTP?

Compare your FTP with all the riders who have been participating in one of our cycling camps.

yesterday

234

This is the average FTP of all the riders who have been participated in one of our camps, in the past four years, with an average power-to-weight ratio of 3.16 w/kg. For female riders only, the average is 179 watts, at 2.98 w/kg.

yesterday

“Authentic passion for riding”

Aurelien has this authentic passion for riding a bike that shines through in every moment of each SCCC camp. He really cares about making sure everyone is enjoying themselves and getting stronger, so along with his team he makes sure that we are fuelling properly, that the rides are challenging enough without anyone overreaching too much too early, and that off the bike the food is good, the beds are comfy, the massages are specially designed for cyclists pushing really hard, and that we have some great pictures to look at after each ride and good company to keep us motivated. On top of this, he takes the time to explain why SCCC does everything the way that they do it so we have confidence in his approach and the knowledge to improve our own training when we get home.

👉 Read the full interview of Gus

yesterday 🗳️

Poll of the day

What is your FTP?

Below 2.0 watts/kg1%2.0 - 2.9 w/kg91%3.0 - 3.9 w/kg6%4.0 - 4.9 w/kg2%Above 4.9 w/kg1%199 votes0

yesterday

PLAINE JOUX

The first major climb of the JPP race. It’s only a second-category climb, but the initial 5 kilometers average 8-9% gradient, making it very challenging. Positioning in your group is crucial as the first few hundred meters are on a narrow road.

yesterday

🗣💬 A review from Sebastian

“It was an incredible experience. I was truly impressed by the organization and the attention to detail from the entire team. The routes are beautiful, and I learned a tremendous amount throughout the week. For anyone considering joining, it’s important to arrive with a good level of preparation. This is not a casual Sunday ride, it’s serious training.”

👉 Read more reviews

yesterday

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday to Axel! 39 today! 🥂🎂🎈

yesterday

💡 Coaching tip

“Bike racing isn’t like a time trial — it’s dynamic and unpredictable. To stay competitive, you'll often need to push beyond your comfort zone, accelerating hard to catch fast wheels and hang with the good group. The first climb, Châtillon, comes quickly — just a few minutes into the race. You need to attack it aggressively and reach the top with the strong riders. After that, you’ll enjoy an 18 km stretch where a fast group can pull you along — essentially for free.”

yesterday

“A game changer”

Have you ever ridden with power? Join one of our cycling camps to give it a try. All our bikes are equipped with a powermeter, and our Ride Captain Aurelien will teach you how to use it during the week! 👇

“Riding with a powermeter is just a game changer. You don't have to be a pro to benefit from having one. I even think that less experienced riders benefit more from riding with power. You can pace better, and avoid putting yourself in the red zone if you rely on numbers more than on your perception of the effort.”

yesterday

Briefing

🔜 With the Sa Calobra Cycling Club jersey on your back, you have to be fast today at the JPP Neuf de Cœur race. Full Gas! Get ready for a truly unforgetable experience.

yesterday

STAGE 1 - RACE DAY

🛣️ 128 km
🧗 3132 m
⏰ 08:00
⌛ 4h00
⛰️️ Châtillon, Plaine-Joux, Col de Cou, Col des Moises, Terramont, les Carroz

yesterday

Train, Eat, Rest, Repeat!

Every day is different but there is kind of a daily routine at the camp: we train, we eat, we rest but we also chat, relax in the jacuzzi, have coffees and cakes.

2 days ago

Welcome message from the Ride Captain

“You all come from different countries, have different levels and maybe even different expectations about this camp. Most of you don't know each other, but you all share the same passion for cycling. We have put all our heart and energy into creating this team, for you, and for all the riders who will follow you. Now it's up to you to bring it to life! You are the Sa Calobra Cycling Club!”

2 days ago

“A personal challenge rather than a race”

Don't overly worry about the FTP test or your position in the peloton. The climbs are a personal challenge rather than a race against your new SCCC team mates, and the atmosphere is always very supportive and fun.

👉 Read the full interview of Chris

2 days ago

“Mallorca, Calpe, the Alps? All completely different!”

2 days ago

The Chalet

Located in Morzine, this beautiful chalet with a jacuzzi will be our home for the week. Amazing, isn't it?

2 days ago

⛰️️ 21 climbs

This week, riders will have to conquer 21 climbs, including Joux Plane, la Colombière, la Ramaz, and Avoriaz.

2 days ago

“Nothing to worry about”

I was a bit apprehensive before the camp, especially being female and going on my own – would the others be stronger than me, would I hold them up, could I keep up etc. As it was, I had nothing to worry about – yes, the guys were strong but the support and camaraderie kept everyone going and it didn’t matter that some were stronger than others. We all looked out for each other and we were all challenged in different ways.

👉 Read the full interview of Jeanette

2 days ago 🗳️

Poll of the day

Which climb is your favorite?

Joux Plane17%Ramaz33%Avoriaz17%Colombière33%6 votes0

2 days ago

They're here!

First riders have arrived at Geneva airport 😊🙌🏻
Welcome to the Alps! 🏔️🇫🇷

2 days ago

Team Line Up

Riders are coming from the United Kingdom, Ireland, Finland, the United States, and France this week. Eleven riders, five different nationalities, but only one team. The Sa Calobra Cycling Club! 🇬🇧🇮🇪🇫🇮🇺🇸🇫🇷

2 days ago

Meet the staff

Riders, carer, mechanic, masseuse, chef, videomaker and community manager, we are all proud to be part of this team! Meet the people who will give everything to make your training camp in the Alps successful.

+4

2 days ago

🗣💬 A review from Andrew

“I left Mallorca two weeks ago after an incredible week with Sa Calobra Cycling Club. The riding, food, massages, and scenery were all outstanding, but the real highlight was the people. From Aurélien and his team to cyclists from around the world, I met some truly wonderful humans. Aurélien is at the top of his game, and the experience exceeded every expectation.”

👉 Read more reviews

2 days ago

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday to Laurent! 54 today! 🥂🎂🎈

2 days ago

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday to Kell! 55 today! 🥂🎂🎈

2 days ago

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday to Alejandra! 41 today! 🥂🎂🎈

3 days ago

Final countdown

Only a few more hours to wait for the riders before flying to Geneva. Time to take a last look at our Roadbook? How do I pack? Where will I stay? Who will I ride with? Which routes? This 52-page magazine, released one week before each camp, will answer any questions and provide you a lot of information about your week at the Sa Calobra Cycling Club.

3 days ago

Hall Of Fame

50% of participants to our cycling camps are returning riders. Some have been with us seven, eight, even ten times! Thanks to all of you for your incredible support over the years!

3 days ago

🗣💬 A word from Stefan

“I was looking for a camp that can give me a boost but at the same time feels like a safe if things go belly up. And that is what Sa Calobra Cycling Club provides. It is more than a camp, it's a community, and if we want, you can find friends there. I wish you all an amazing week!”

👉 A message of Stefan, our most returning rider, to the new riders.

3 days ago

Follow Us

You can also follow us on social media 👇
Facebook: sacalobra.cc
Instagram: sacalobracyclingclub
Twitter: sacalobra.cc

3 days ago 🗳️

Poll of the day

Which ride is your favorite in the Alps?

Tour du Roc d'Enfer0%Vallée Verte0%Joux Plane33%Colombière33%Queen Stage33%3 votes0

3 days ago

🎥 Watch our last video

We’ve all seen those epic photos and videos of pro riders climbing with breathtaking mountain views. That's what you will get at the end of your training camp. Our team will capture all those moments for you with 4K cameras and very cinematic drone shots, edited with great soundtracks that will make all your friends jealous!

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👉 sacalobra.cc/videos/

3 days ago

132

This is the number of this SCCC cycling camp. We've come a long way since our first camp back in 2019, right? Read more about our story here: What's the Sa Calobra Cycling Club?

3 days ago

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday to Sipho! 57 today! 🥂🎂🎈

3 days ago

Happy Birthday!

Happy Birthday to John! 53 today! 🥂🎂🎈

3 days ago

Welcome

Good morning everyone, and welcome to the live coverage of our cycling camp. Here, we will share with you the life of the Team with pictures, videos, rider reactions, just like a real pro team. Hope you will enjoy it!

3 days ago

COMING SOON

🔜 The live coverage of our cycling camp will start soon. Stay tuned!

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