Spain
Unbelievable Riding Area in the Pyrenees
Train with Top-Level Coaches
Choose Your Package
Simply select how many riders you're booking for and enter your riding level during checkout.
Important: Checkout is handled through schoolofdirt.de, our German brand.
| Your Week February 22–26, 2027 | All Inclusive 1,250 € per rider | Camp & Ride 840 € per rider | Training Only 780 € per rider |
|---|---|---|---|
| Training | 5 Days of Training | 5 Days of Training | 5 Days of Training |
| Riding Area Fee | Included | Included | Included |
| Accommodation | Accommodation Included | On-Site Camping* | Self-Organized |
| Meals | Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner |
Self-Organized | Self-Organized |
| Book package | Book All Inclusive | Book Camp & Ride | Book Training Only |
Have any questions or prefer to pay by invoice? Just reach out to us at [email protected] .
Info for Beginners
We've coached beginners at countless training clinics, so you're in good hands.
We'll help you get comfortable with your bike, check your setup (including rental bikes), and work on the essential skills to build real confidence. You'll also learn practical drills to continue training back home.
And it's not all focused training! We'll explore the incredible riding area together, take breaks when needed, and there's a workshop on-site if your bike needs fixing.
You'll make real progress, ride with a group that matches your level, and have an awesome week.
For Advanced Competition Riders
It's February. While others are still in winter mode, you're already putting in the work for the upcoming season.
We know how valuable off-season training is. That's why we'll combine an awesome week of riding with structured training and measurable progress.
Day 1 · Skill Assessment
We'll assess your riding across key skill categories and give you a written evaluation, discussed with your coach.
Day 2 · Bike & Suspension Setup
We'll take a close look at your bike and suspension setup. Does everything actually fit your riding style?
Day 3 · Competition Simulation
Time to switch out of winter mode. We'll ride competition-style sections, challenge each other, and get back into race mode.
Day 4 · Skill Reassessment
We'll repeat the assessment, review your progress, and identify exactly what to work on before your first competition.
Day 5 · Cooldown
You've trained a lot, now it's time to enjoy! Let's head out, explore the riding area, and just have fun.
Let's get ready for the season!
Wake up.
Hop on your bike.
Stay in a house or camp right next to the riding area.
If you're staying on-site, you can roll straight from your accommodation into the riding area in the morning and be back just as quickly after training. No daily driving back and forth. Just short distances and plenty of opportunities to focus on riding your bike!
The Right Group
Matched to your riding level.
We organize the groups so that the pace, skill levels, and training style fit together. This way, you can focus on your next steps without feeling underchallenged or overwhelmed.
And that's what makes the difference: a group that clicks, progresses together, and makes those five days an awesome experience.
A Riding Area to Explore
Right in the Heart of the Pyrenees.
Rocks, natural sections, long hills, and endless trails. This is where you can work on your technique and head out to explore in between sessions. From man-made obstacles to the next section on a seemingly endless mountainside, there's so much to discover.
And even if it's a long journey for many of you, once you're there, you'll forget all about those miles!
More Than Riding
Meet new people. Spend an awesome week together.
Maybe you're coming with friends, maybe on your own. Once we're there, we all share the same thing: riding trials, improving our skills, and having a great time.
Trying new things together, cheering each other on, and getting to know each other off the bike. That's what makes a week like this so special.
Voices from Our Last Trip:
André & Lennox Schlosser
Father & Son · Hobby and Competition Riders
"Of course we're here so my son can get some good training in for his upcoming competitions. But I have to admit, I'm also here to tackle a few hills myself! [...] It was a really great week, and I'll definitely be back."
Sascha Neumann
Former National Top-3 Competition Rider
"I'm training a group right now, and it's really cool that even beginners can easily reach the more remote riding spots. [...] very much possible up to national top line, also been here to train myself."
Jan Peters
Trials Academy Head Coach
"We founded School of Dirt almost three years ago and shortly after went to Spain for an amazing trip, to get some training in and produce our first video courses. [...] I'm really looking forward to seeing you guys there!"
