Discover Cerdanya Valley and the Pyrenees while pedalling for 7 days and learning English in an experiential manner.

In this camp you will pedal through forests, cross rivers, jump over rocks, and visit beautiful Romanesque churches. These hidden mountain trails are sure to provide a one of a kind experience.

BIKE JUNIOR

From 10 to 13 years old

BIG BIKE

From 14 to 17 years old

CHALLENGE LEVEL

8/10

540

per week

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AVAILABLE SESSIONS

WEEK 1
23rd to 29th June
  • 540

  • JUNIOR BIKE

    From 10 to 13 years old

    Availability: 15 spots

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  • 540

  • BIG BIKE

    From 14 to 17 years old

    Availability: 15 spots

    BOOK
WEEK 2
30th June to 6th July
WEEK 3
7th to 13th July
WEEK 4
14th to 20th July
  • 540

  • BIG BIKE

    From 14 to 17 years old

    Availability: 20 spots

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WEEK 5
21st to 27th July
  • 540

  • JUNIOR BIKE

    From 10 to 13 years old

    Availability: 20 spots

    BOOK
WEEK 6
28th July to 3rd August
  • FROM 30TH JUN TO 6TH JUL
  • FROM 7TH TO 13TH JUL
  • FROM 28TH JUL TO 3RD AUG

ACTIVITIES

Do you want to know everything we will do during the summer camp? This is the schedule we have designed for your camp week:

REQUIRED MATERIAL

General material needed for the camp:

  • T-shirt (3) + shorts (1) + socks (5)
  • Long sleeve thermal t-shirt + long thermal tights + long socks + winter hat
  • Long sleeve sweatshirt + long pants (2)
  • Raincoat + fleece liner + anorak (coat) for mountain excursions
  • Sneakers with mountain sole (1)
  • Swimsuit + flip flops + towel
  • Cap + sunscreen + lip balm + water bottle
  • Torch (flashlight) or headlamp
  • Pajamas + sleeping mat + sleeping bag comfort temperature 0ºC
  • Toothbrush and toothpaste + shower soap + comb

Specific material for the Bike camp:

  • Backpack 10-20L for day trips
  • Mountain bike + helmet + bike water bottle
  • Repair kit: small multitool + mini bike pump + 3 spare tubes
  • Cycling shoes with cleats (if you don’t have or don’t feel comfortable using them, another pair of sneakers with mountain sole)
  • Cycling shirt and pants (jersey and bib shorts) (2) + bike gloves + sunglasses

* It is recommended to bring everything marked with the name of the participant.

* Participants staying in 2 or more camps have free laundry service.

YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BRING GAME CONSOLES, MOBILE PHONES, OR TABLETS DURING THE SUMMER CAMPS. If you arrive by train or plane and bring a mobile phone to facilitate logistics, it will be stored at the office upon arrival at the camp.

If you lack any equipment you can use our rental service and will be ready for your arrival.

DOWNLOAD A CHECKABLE LIST

WHAT IS INCLUDED?

– Full board accommodation, from dinner on the first day to breakfast on the last day

– Internal trips with Pyrene’s vehicles as well as external taxi services for activities that require it

– Specific materials to participate in the activities (except bicycle)

– Monitoring 24 hours a day

– Compulsory accident insurance and liability insurance

ACTIVITIES

Do you want to know everything we will do during the summer camp? This is the schedule we have designed for your camp week:

REQUIRED MATERIAL

General material needed for the camp:

  • T-shirt (3) + shorts (1) + socks (5)
  • Long sleeve thermal t-shirt + long thermal tights + long socks + winter hat
  • Long sleeve sweatshirt + long pants (2)
  • Raincoat + fleece liner + anorak (coat) for mountain excursions
  • Sneakers with mountain sole (1)
  • Swimsuit + flip flops + towel
  • Cap + sunscreen + lip balm + water bottle
  • Torch (flashlight) or headlamp
  • Pajamas + sleeping mat + sleeping bag comfort temperature 0ºC
  • Toothbrush and toothpaste + shower soap + comb

Specific material for the Bike camp:

  • Backpack 10-20L for day trips
  • Mountain bike + helmet + bike water bottle
  • Repair kit: small multitool + mini bike pump + 3 spare tubes
  • Cycling shoes with cleats (if you don’t have or don’t feel comfortable using them, another pair of sneakers with mountain sole)
  • Cycling shirt and pants (jersey and bib shorts) (2) + bike gloves + sunglasses

* It is recommended to bring everything marked with the name of the participant.

* Participants staying in 2 or more camps have free laundry service.

YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BRING GAME CONSOLES, MOBILE PHONES, OR TABLETS DURING THE SUMMER CAMPS. If you arrive by train or plane and bring a mobile phone to facilitate logistics, it will be stored at the office upon arrival at the camp.

If you lack any equipment you can use our rental service and will be ready for your arrival.

DOWNLOAD A CHECKABLE LIST

WHAT IS INCLUDED?

– Full board accommodation, from dinner on the first day to breakfast on the last day

– Internal trips with internal vehicles of the Club as well as external taxi services for special activities that require it

– Specific materials to participate in the activities (except bicycle)

– Monitoring 24 hours a day

– Compulsory accident insurance and liability insurance

PROGRAM

Day 1

It’s the first day. Campers from all over the world start to make their way into the campsite. Some have travelled a few hours from home, others have flown from across the Atlantic. But all have one thing in common: mountain biking. We get ourselves situated and introduce ourselves. After a brief tour of the facilities we play games in English and explore the campsite before dinner. A bowl of galets soup is the perfect way to warm up and prepare ourselves for tonight’s games.

Day 2

We have breakfast and get our mountain bikes ready. It’s necessary to inflate the tires, check the brakes, adjust the seat… and all of this in English! We learn our first new words with the British counselors, specialized in BTT. Afterwards we get on our bikes and follow the trail towards Pollineres and Els Estanys de la Pera. The slope on the GR-11 is amazing! In the afternoon, Community Service. In Arànser they need help with the henhouse and at the campsite there are other tasks to be completed. But the day doesn’t end here. After dinner, tonight’s game will transform us into sneaky smugglers. Will we be able to carry all of the supplies to the other side of the river without getting caught by the police?

Day 3

Ready, steady, go! We have breakfast at the camp under the warm sun surrounded by pine trees. There is a wide variety of choices: cereal, cold cuts (turkey, ham…), jam, juice, chocolate, bread, milk… Today one of the best adventures awaits us: we ride tol Refugi Prat Miró and follow the trail until the Refugi of Coll Midós. From there we continue on to Andorra, passing by the Roc de la Barbera and the Serra de les Pinyes. There we will have lunch and recharge our batteries. After lunch we split into pairs to find the Bunkers de Cal Ramonet, following the clues on our map. It’s been a long day, but fortunately it’s all downhill back to camp.

Day 4

Today all the camps are leaving together from Arànser. We hop on our bikes, the others walking or on horseback. We pedal towards Prat Miró and climb up to Puig Punçó (2.495 m). Afterwards, we make our way to the foothills of the Monturull. We climb Monturull and Perafita then head back to the camp, passing by la Bassa de Comabella. In the evening… the camp is transformed into an outdoor cinema! Hopefully we can finish the movie before we fall asleep.

Day 5

Today we start with a Mechanic’s Workshop where we learn techniques to solve mechanical problems with our bikes. The torrent helps us identify any punctures in the tires. We have lunch at the campsite with all of the groups. In the afternoon the fun starts up again: ping pong, badminton, football/soccer, basketball, frisbee… Afterwards we hop back onto our bikes loaded with shovels and rakes to work on the trail we are making at the camp.

Day 6

Today is our last full day of our journey. We prepare our backpacks with snacks and water. Our destination is el Parc dels Búnquers de Martinet. At the top, we will have a picnic surrounded by amazing views. The ride down to the Segre river is long, and our arms might get a little sore after the 1.000 metre descent. It’s a tough trip, but flying down the mountain makes it all worth it. In the evening hamburgers fuel us up. Perfect for our final night time activity: a dance party filled with music and lights. Let’s dance!

Day 7

It’s been a fun week, but all things must come to a close. After having breakfast we pack our bags and clean everything up. The last activity is orienteering, as we make our way to Prats de Rabadà and Prat Miró. We already know the area, so it’s a race to see who can reach the checkpoints as quickly as possible. At midday the families start to arrive. These are the last moments to exchange phone numbers, hugs, and buy shirts. We’ll see each other next summer. Or maybe in the winter?