Off:Roader MontenegroThree stages | 295kmNights4Stages3.5DifficultyRated 4 out of 5PRICE FROM1499VIEW DATES & BOOKNights4Stages3.5DifficultyRated 5 out of 5PRICE FROM1499VIEW DATES & BOOKOVERVIEWHIGHLIGHTSACCOMMODATIONGETTING THEREPACKING LISTFAQsOVERVIEWDesigned for riders who love big views, peaceful roads and a true sense of discovery, this trip delivers an unforgettable mix of challenge, culture and pure mountain magic.We ease into the adventure with a short warm-up ride on arrival day. Over the following three full days of riding, expect a perfect blend of flowing forest gravel, high-mountain passes, glacial lakes and remote plateaus where the scenery feels almost otherworldly.This gravel trip is the ideal showcase of Montenegros raw beauty as we ride in remote areas and Durmitor National Park.Included in Ride PackageAccommodation4 nights in a range of local and small hotels. Choose private single, shared twin (2 beds) or shared double (1 bed) rooms.Airport TransfersFly into Tivat (TIV) where our team will be on hand to collect you & drop you back off on departure day.3 Epic StagesFully supported rides with guides leading small groups, van support & regular feed stops with a warm up ride on arrival day.MealsBring some money for drinks but our package includes 4 dinners, 3 lunches & 4 breakfasts.Regular StopsRegular feed stops approx every 30km with lunch stops in beautiful locations. LuggageWe move your overnight bags from hotel to hotel each day and provide a day bag to collect at lunch.WHATS NOT INCLUDED: Flights, Insurance (mandatory), Drinks with lunch & evening meals, Bike rental.REAL RIDER REVIEWSGary, Sarah and Helen were excellent and put together a great trip!NatalieOctober 2025What I enjoyed the most: The terrain, the challenge, exploring the vastness offroad!MarkOctober 2025Well organised, nice group, great staff. Endless empty gravel roadsMartinOctober 2025ITINERARYDAY 1Arrival in Tivat, transfer to Kolasin (transfer takes approx. 2h20 min). Warm up afternoon ride of 30km to make sure legs & bike are in good condition for bigger rides to come.DAY 2Stage One: Kolasin - KolasinDAY 3Stage Two: Kolasin - MojkovacDAY 4Stage Three: Mojkovac - abljak DAY 5Departure day. Transfer back to Tivat airport (transfer takes approx. 3h)RIDE HIGHLIGHTSWild Balkan gravelMontenegro is one of Europes last true gravel frontiers. Vast mountain plateaus, empty roads and long stretches where you see more wildlife than people. Every day feels exploratory. Quiet tracks, changing scenery and that rare feeling of being properly off the beaten path.Discover Authentic Montenegrin CultureRide through small mountain villages where time moves slowly, and experience the warmth of local hospitality and traditional foods like lamb, kjmak and burek, making every stop both welcoming and delicious. Wild untouched landscapesFrom glacial lakes and alpine plateaus to dense forests and remote valleys, Montenegro offers raw, dramatic scenery with almost no traffic. Tiny villages, shepherd trails and mountain roads built for necessity, not tourism. This is riding through places that feel unchanged for generations.KNOW BEFORE YOU GOAccommodationWell stay in a mixture of local hotels. You can choose between a private single room (limited availablity), shared twin (2 beds) or shared double (1 bed) room. All of our accommodation is hand picked and we have selected some really special places. Bike & Tyre ChoiceThe route is suitable for gravel bikes equipped with 40-45mm tyres suggested. We highly recommend you run tubeless to allow you to run lower tyre pressures to help reduce punctures and make the ride more comfortable. Expect a mix of smooth hardpack, rougher mountain gravel and occasional tarmac linking the best sections together.FoodMontenegros food scene is a delicious blend of Mediterranean freshness and hearty mountain flavours, with dishes featuring fresh seafood, lamb, olive oil and fragrant herbs. Whether its breakfast or a mid-ride snack, burek is never far away -flaky, warm and filled with meat, cheese or potatoes, its a staple found on almost every corner.weatherWe choose time of year for our trips to coincide with the best riding weather. Early October is one of the best times to ride in Montenegro. Days are typically mild and clear, with cooler mornings and comfortable riding temperatures. In the mountains the air is crisp, the colours are changing, and the roads are quiet as summer fades into autumn.TerrainThis is classic mountain gravel. Long steady climbs, flowing descents and rolling plateaus, with routes designed to maximise time off busy roads. The riding is challenging but rewarding, with gradients that invite a steady rhythm rather than sharp spikes.The RouteOur journey begins in the mountain town of Kolasin, spending two nights exploring the surrounding highlands. From there we ride through remote terrain to Mojkovac, before heading deeper into the mountains towards Zabljak. Each day links wild landscapes with quiet roads and gravel tracks, creating an unforgettable point-to-point journey that feels purposeful, adventurous and deeply immersive.This is Montenegro as gravel riders dream of it.7 UNMISSABLE HIGHLIGHTS IN MOROCCONUMBER OneTizi nTest - an Alpine climb in the Atlas MountainsAt the end of stage two - the Queen Stage, is the 27km climb of Tizi nTest, arguably the best climb in Morocco.Starting in the valley, this epic climb was built while the French were here in the 1920s and has the feel of an alpine climb with hairpins twisting up the mountain to the summit at over 2,000m. There are no steep sections (avg gradient is just 3%) but expect to spend 1.5 to 2.5hrs getting up to the summit, allowing plenty of time to enjoy the stunning views.NUMBER TWOThe Ancient City of TaroudantStage three finishes in Taroudant after two days in the remote Atlas Mountains.We stay in a delightful hotel in town and after some time to freshen up, we head into the old town and explore the market with a local guide before a delicious dinner.number threeRemote riding in rural MoroccoStraight from arrival, the ride takes us into remote gravel roads to discover real, rural Moroccan life.The riding is a mix of mostly gentle climbing and flat sections with lots of opportunity to sit in & ride with mates new and old.Number FourDelightful local foodThis is a great country for food with excellent couscous, bbq and lots & lots of tagines!Breakfasts are at the hotel with lots of tasty bread & eggs. Lunch is on the road mostly with picnics by the trails and dinner is generally at our accommodation.Number fiveSun, sand & surf in TaghazoutThe ride finishes on the beautiful sandy beaches of Taghazout, famous around the world for its surf breaks.After the final ride, we head straight into the ocean for a swim before watching the sunset. On the final morning, before getting transfers back to Agadir, we have a surf lesson in the smaller waves.Number sixQuiet villages & Berber cultureAlong the route we pass many small, traditional Berber villages that rarely see tourists.Particularly on stage three, we ride through villages that were devastated by the earthquake in 2023 and through the ride we see how people live in the mountains, on the plains and by the coast.Number sevenTea!A huge part of the riding ritual in Morocco is to drink tea before, during and after each stage.The tea here is minty and incredibly sweet, you don't even want to know how much sugar goes into each small cup. But, nothing quite hits like a local cuppa and this is an essential part of breakfast & warming up when the sun sets and we are high in the mountains.STAGE DETAILSSTAGE ONE: GRANADA TO GUADIXRoute Summary:Embark on an unforgettable gravel bike adventure from Granada to Guadix, weaving through the picturesque landscapes of southern Spain. Pedal your way along stunning gravel tracks, passing the serene Canales Reservoir and soaking in breathtaking views of rugged terrain and rolling hills. This ride offers the perfect blend of challenging terrain, natural beauty, and a true sense of exploration. Whether youre an experienced rider or just love the thrill of the open road, this journey promises an experience like no other.Ride Distance: 76km Ride Elevation: 1900m % Off Road: 52% Difficulty: 4/5STAGE TWO: GUADIX TO GUADIXRoute Summary:Discover the raw beauty of the Gorafe Desert on a thrilling gravel ride through southern Spain. Pedal across dramatic desert landscapes, with towering cliffs and vast open skies as your backdrop. Along the way, take a well-deserved break at a charming local caf, where you can savor a rich, aromatic coffee while soaking in the tranquil surroundings. Whether youre a seasoned rider or a gravel enthusiast, this adventure offers the perfect mix of challenge, stunning scenery, and a relaxing pause to recharge. Experience the Gorafe Desert like never before!Ride Distance: 107km Ride Elevation: 1330m % Off Road: 55% Difficulty: 3.5/5STAGE THREE: GUADIX TO GRANADARoute Summary:The southern route from Guadix to Granada offers not just physical enjoyment but also cultural experiences. You might pass through charming small towns and rural landscapes, where the simplicity of the regions way of life adds another layer to the adventure. Once you approach Granada, the iconic Alhambra and the historic cityscape await, providing a perfect contrast to the natural beauty encountered along the way.Ride Distance: 82km Ride Elevation: 1920m % Off Road: 55% Difficulty: 4/5ACCOMMODATIONLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum.PACKING LIST1. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.2. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.3. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.4. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.5. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.6. 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Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.FLIGHTS FROM UKFlightsLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.INBOUND TRANSFERTransfersLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.OUTBOUND TRANSFEROutboundLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.Your Guides Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.Rental Bikesgetting to MONTENEGROFly Into:Tivat Airport (TIV)Fly Out:Tivat Airport (TIV)Flights From:There are direct flights from, London, Manchester and Birminghamoperated by Jet2 and Easyjet.Transfer Times:On arrival day there will be a transfer departing the airport at 12.45.On departur day, the transfer will leave the hotel in time for flights after 10.30.Note: transfer times are subject to change should flight times change. Final times will be confirmed and sent to you a month before your trip.Accommodation & MealsAccommodation: Well stay in a mixture of hotels. You can choose between a private single room (limited availablity), shared twin (2 beds) or shared double (1 bed) room. All of our accommodation is hand picked and we have selected some really special places.We stay at:Granada Boutique Hotel Cerro del SolGuadix YIT Abentofail (2 nights)Granada Boutique Hotel Cerro del SolMeals 4 breakfasts, 3 lunches on the road, 4 dinners are included in the package. Drinks with lunch & dinner are excluded.packing listCycling KitBibs/shorts | Jerseys/tops (consider LS t-shirts for cooler temperatures)Gilet | Waterproof jacket | Arm and leg warmersCycling shoes | Socks | MittsHelmet | Sunglasses2 bottles | Chamois cream | Sun creamGPS device with handle bar mountBike Spares2 x inner tubes suitable for the size of your tyreSpare tyre | Tyre levers1 x puncture repair kit (if running a tubeless set up, have a tubeless repair kit including plugs and spare sealant)Multitool | Chain link specific for your bike chain | Lube | Brake padsSpare rear mech hanger for your bikeSmall pump | Rear light | 2 Bottle cagesSpare batteries/charging cables for lightsPersonal Medical Kit1 x crepe roll bandage | Gauze or similar absorbent dressingSmall set of scissors | Tweezers | Pain Killers (paracetamol) | ImodiumSteri-Strips | Antiseptic (spray, cream or wipes)Assorted plasters | Rubber gloves | Prescribed medicationMust Pack ItemsPower bank | Head torch | Flip flops | Swimming kit | Shower gel | Hydration & Personal energy barsHotels & MealsAccommodation: Well stay in a mixture of hotels. You can choose between a private single room (limited availablity), shared twin (2 beds) or shared double (1 bed) room. All of our accommodation is hand picked and we have selected some really special places.We stay at:Kolasin Wulfenia Hotel & Spa *****Kolasin Swiss Hotel & Spa ****Mojkovac TBCZabljak Ski Hotel ****Meals 4 breakfasts, 3 lunches on the road, 4 dinners are included in the package. Drinks with lunch & dinner are excluded.DATES & PRICESSTARTFINISHSINGLE ROOMTWIN/DOUBLE ROOMDEPOSITTuesday 7th Oct 2025Saturday 11th Oct 202515991399pp399pp REGISTER INTERESTWednesday 15th Oct 2025Sunday 19th Oct 202515991399pp399pp Last SpaceThursday 8 October 2026Monday 12 October 202617991499PP399PP Book NowSaturday 13 July 2024Friday 26 July 2024775775775BOOK NOWDATES & PRICESTuesday 7 Oct 2025Saturday 11 Oct 2025Single1599Twin1399ppDeposit399pp REGISTER INTERESTWednesday 15 Oct 2025Sunday 19 Oct 2025Single1599Twin1399ppDeposit399pp Join Waiting ListThur 8 October 2026Mon 12 October 2026Single1799Twin1499PPDeposit399 BOOK NOWSaturday 13 July 2024Friday 26 July 2024775775775BOOK NOWSaturday 13 July 2024Friday 26 July 2024775775775BOOK NOWFAQsAM I SUITABLE FOR THIS RIDE?If you can handle the distances & elevation (avg day 85-90km, 1700m elevation) then you should be fine on this gravel cycling trip to Andalucia. Most of the off road is smooth and flowy. We expect to be riding for 6-8hrs each day with three stops.HOW DO I GET TO MONTENEGRO?There are regular direct flightsoperated by Easyjet, and Jet2 to Tivat Airport.WHAT TIME ARE THE AIRPORT TRANSFERS?On arrival day there will be a transfer departing the airport at 12:45.On departur day, the transfer will leave the hotel in time for flights after 10.30.Note: transfer times are subject to change should flight times change. Final times will be confirmed and sent to you a month before your trip.IS BIKE RENTAL AVAILABLE?Please contact us.WHAT'S THE WEATHER LIKE IN MONTENEGRO IN OCTOBER?We expect temperatures in the mid 20s, with cooler temperatures in the evenings.DO I NEED A VISA?British citizens do not require a visa to enter Montenegro.DO I NEED TRAVEL INSURANCE?Travel insurance is compulsory for our trips, and you are required to provide us with your policy information before departing.Your insurance should include adequate cover for cycling abroad, any emergency medical treatment, evacuation/repatriation, your baggage and your bike. We also recommend it includes cancellation insurance, should you be unable to join the trip for specific reasons such as illness.OTHER RIDES YOU MAY LIKEThe post Off:Roader Montenegro appeared first on Glorious Gravel Off Road Adventures in Cycling.

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If youve been struggling to connect your Garmin smartwatch to the Garmin Connect app, youre not alone. The latest software update to Garmin Connect has disconnected many users smartwatches from the app and left them unable to sync their activities and data. Users began reporting the issue last week following the release of the 5.21 updates. The problems seem to affect iOS users only, while Android users can use Connect as normal. Garmin said it is aware of the issue with Garmin Connect for some iOS users, and that the issue was resolved with the later 5.21.1 update. But the GPS giant provided three steps to follow if your device is still disconnected from its health and fitness app. How to reconnect your Garmin device with your phone Garmin advised that you should first remove your device from your iPhone or iPads Bluetooth settings. In your Bluetooth settings, you must locate your Garmin device and then select 'Forget This Device', before toggling Bluetooth on and off and then powering off your iOS device and Garmin. You should then put your Garmin device into pairing mode via its settings before adding the device to the Garmin Connect App. Garmin said that if you are still unable to pair your devices you should: Uninstall all Garmin apps on your phone, such as Garmin Connect, Garmin Messenger and Garmin Connect IQ Restart the Phone Restart the Garmin device Confirm your iPhone software is up to date Reinstall only the Garmin Connect App Attempt the pairing process again Problems are persisting for some users Despite Garmins advice on how to re-pair your watch and iOS device, some users said in the Garmin forum that they were unable to establish a connection again. Garmin followed up with a further update on 2 February to address the issue for those who were unable to re-pair their devices. Users continued to express their frustration on the Garmin forum. One said their device has repeatedly disconnected since the issue started. At this stage Im considering switching to a different brand, they wrote. Another user described the issue as Extremely frustrating when other users have been able to fix following the suggested steps. Have you had an issue trying to re-pair your Garmin device? Is the issue persisting? Let us know in the comments.

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Uh-oh, trouble with the four-wheeled gravel recumbent!Fortunately Im more than capable of fixing the issue myselfjust as long as the issue is a loose gas cap.Otherwise, if that doesnt work, I figure Ill just pour some Dumonde on it. Scoff if you will, but this would not be the first time Ive repaired THE CAR THAT I OWN with Dumonde. Awhile back the hood latch wasnt catching so I put some liquid grease on it:Problem solved. Maybe I should run a bottle through the gas tank.Speaking of Dumonde, so far the Bike Snob NYC Spirit Of Gravel Lube-tastic Whatever-I-Called-It Contest is running as smoothly ashmmm, I cant think of anything that runs really smoothly, no matter how hard I try.Oh, well.And special thanks to the commenter who re-did the log in an R. Crumb style, by the way!I wondered briefly if it was AI but we all know it cant do bicycle drivetrains.As for the submissions, so far they are quite compelling indeed. In fact we may have this whole Spirit of Gravel thing completely figured out already, which is going to save me a lot of work:To me, the Spirit of Gravel is everything, everywhere, all at once. As we all hurtle through space on this giant rock, what is gravel other than crumbs that have chipped off of our giant rock? The tiniest of crumbs are microscopic dust, which we even inhale into our very lungs! But anyway, I could really use that lube to quiet down my squeaky chain so I dont have to drown it out with these ridiculous diatribes, thanks.See that? Were all made of gravel! Hows that for profound?Also, heres some verse thats better than anything youll find in The New Yorker, and yet here it is on a lousy bike blog:Talk about casting pearls before swine! Unfortunately, I may have to declare it ineligible, since the bard did not use the correct email subject line.Hey, sorry, I dont make the rules.**[Actually, I do make the rules. And don t you forget it.]And finally, heres a contestant who has boldly chosen the highly irreverent Insult the judges bicycle approach:=====================================================================Get a Rivendell already!Not just any Rivendell like your wimpy tubeA. HOMER HILSEN, the most versatile, useful road bike we make or can even imagine, but rather a Rivendell like mine, aSAM HILLBORNE, FOR ALL ROADS paved, dirt, orgravel; and the kinds of fire trails a Conestoga wagon could negotiateIt would be even better, if like mine the frame was madeby Waterford and it had double top tubes.====================================================================Hey, I can handle insults, but excerpting the A. Homer Hilsen website copy and not mentioning this quote is something I dont know if I can forgive:Anyway, the contest remains open, so youve still got time to submit. Or, you know, just buy yourself a bottle of chain lube and spare yourself the trouble. I dont know how much they sell it for but it couldnt be that much, could it?Speaking of the Spirit of Gravel, I am now living in an arctic wasteland. This means any gravel is currently beneath at least a foot of snow. Therefore, I am unable to become one with it by putting my tires directly upon it, and instead make do with a frigid Gravel of the Mind:Checking the forecast, theres no sign of the deep freeze ending anytime soon, either, and if you listen closely you can even hear the crackling of the ice floes upon the mighty Hudson:And yet still I ride, because its either that or face real life:And so I layer up and take to the roads:Despite the cold, any spot that sees enough sun is a slushy messespecially where people have flung snow into the roadway while digging out their carswhich means full fenders are a necessity:This makes bike choice simple, because I have one (1) Official Designated Full Fender Bike, and it is the cruelly maligned yet wonderfully versatile A. Homer Hilsen, seen here in all its mac-and-cheese glory:We may not have gravel, but we do have road salt:At this point Ill take what I can get.

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