If you’ve been researching camping options for a bike trip in Armenia, you may have realised that campsites are not really a ‘thing’ in Armenia – at least, not yet. Sure, you can put your tent up almost anywhere and wild camp, but if you want meet other cyclists, have a basecamp from which to […]
Armenia is sometimes perceived by cycle tourists as just a transit route between Georgia to Iran, but it’s actually a spectacular cycling destination in its own right. Stunning mountain landscapes, numerous scenic detours, a rich and tumultuous national heritage, and ancient Christian architecture around are all reasons you might choose to pay this little Caucasian […]
Armenia’s rail network is no longer what it used to be in Soviet times, closed borders having put an end to most international services. However, there is still a handful of routes in operation that may be of use to cyclists who want to begin a ride from somewhere other than Yerevan. They may not […]
If you’re planning a bike trip to Armenia, you’re almost definitely considering bringing your own bike – and the next question, of course, is how complicated and expensive that’s going to be when international flights and airline baggage policies are involved. Luckily we’ve done all the hard work for you, combing through all of the the airlines […]
Looking for a reliable, professional, well-stocked bike shop in Yerevan? We’ve got you covered. Several excellent bike shops have appeared over the last few years, selling high-quality imported bikes from reputable global bicycle brands such as Trek, Cube, Specialized, Bianchi and more, as well as stocking spare parts and accessories, and carrying out bicycle repairs […]
Complete a lap of Lake Sevan, Armenia’s famous high-altitude lake.
Test your downhill skills with this fun, challenging singletrack loop through the forest.
Take in the sights of north-west Armenia’s rolling steppes with this quiet 2-day touring loop.
Lori’s two spectacular gorges and their sights are combined on this long 1-day road loop.
Explore the little-visited Getik Valley via Lake Sevan and the forests of Dilijan National Park.
