When to go where
Timing is the single biggest lever on how good a trip is, and it’s the thing most people get wrong. This is our working calendar — where we’d send someone each month, and why.
Warm, dry, and clear — 83°F, low humidity, and the golf is at its best. The correct answer to a Northeast winter.
Cool mornings, 65–70°F days, and almost no rain. Desert singletrack in its short perfect window.
Atacama’s shoulder season opens — clear skies and manageable temperatures. Andalusia begins to green up.
The Mediterranean wakes up. Green hills, cool mornings, no crowds. Riding is excellent and hotels aren’t full.
The best month we know. Late May in Mallorca is the island at its most balanced — warm days, deep blue water, green hillsides before the heat.
Como settles into summer with long days. Iceland opens up. The Northeast trail networks dry out.
Hot on the lakes but the water is the point. High Dolomites accessible, though busier than September.
Europe is crowded. This is micro-adventure season — one or two nights close to home, no flights.
The alpine month. Clear days, quiet trails, warmer tones before winter. Umbria’s harvest begins. Highlands still in season.
60–70°F, dry, clear. Truffle season in Umbria. The best month in Italy and not close.
Northern Europe closes. The desert opens — Atacama’s second window, Morocco cools to comfortable.
Arabian desert at its best. New Zealand’s summer begins, which makes it a long-haul option worth the flight.
Tell us who’s travelling
and what a good day looks like.
That is genuinely the whole brief. We come back with a shape for the trip — or for the year — within a few days.