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Thank you Bicycling Magazine
for awarding The Cyclist's Menu, Arizona Gravel Camp...... 'BEST GRAVEL' 2020! |
Location: Patagonia, AZ - A magical little borderlands town, 50 miles south of Tucson & 18 miles north of the Mexican border.
Cost: $2420
Single room occupancy: additional $500
2021 Dates
Start: Oct. 12 ~ End: Oct. 16 - 2 slots remaining
Start: Nov. 16 ~ End: Nov. 20 - 2 slots remaining
2022 Dates
Start: Feb. 1 ~ End: Feb. 5
Start: March 1 ~ End: March 5 - Sold Out
Start: March 8 ~ End: March 12
Start: March 15 ~ End: March 19
Start: March 22 ~ End: March 25
Start: March 29 ~ End: April 2
Start: April 5 ~ End: April 9
Cost: $2420
Single room occupancy: additional $500
2021 Dates
Start: Oct. 12 ~ End: Oct. 16 - 2 slots remaining
Start: Nov. 16 ~ End: Nov. 20 - 2 slots remaining
2022 Dates
Start: Feb. 1 ~ End: Feb. 5
Start: March 1 ~ End: March 5 - Sold Out
Start: March 8 ~ End: March 12
Start: March 15 ~ End: March 19
Start: March 22 ~ End: March 25
Start: March 29 ~ End: April 2
Start: April 5 ~ End: April 9
Daily Milage: 40-100+ miles of the Patagonia regions most unique dirt roads
Daily Elevation Gain: 2,500-7,000
Daily Elevation Gain: 2,500-7,000
PATAGONIA, ARIZONA
Nestled in the creek bottoms below the Santa Rita & Patagonia Mountain's, Patagonia is a small town of 900 residents just 18 miles away from Nogales, Mexico; Patagonia is the gateway to some of Arizona's best gravel roads. The San Rafael Valley is comprised of private and public lands. It's scarcely traveled and almost unknown to many cyclists. Patagonia is one of the borderlands best kept secrets. The town itself sits at 4,058' elevation, making it a fantastic training destination for the ever growing gravel race schedule. Plan to not see many cyclist's; we call it the gravel preserve for a reason!
Nestled in the creek bottoms below the Santa Rita & Patagonia Mountain's, Patagonia is a small town of 900 residents just 18 miles away from Nogales, Mexico; Patagonia is the gateway to some of Arizona's best gravel roads. The San Rafael Valley is comprised of private and public lands. It's scarcely traveled and almost unknown to many cyclists. Patagonia is one of the borderlands best kept secrets. The town itself sits at 4,058' elevation, making it a fantastic training destination for the ever growing gravel race schedule. Plan to not see many cyclist's; we call it the gravel preserve for a reason!
Lodging & Dining
The Cyclist's Menu has crafted a rustic outdoor restaurant at "The Gravel House" with a wood fire, outdoor space heaters, twinkly lights & an outdoor bike shop located a short walk across the Patagonia Park from your hotel. Enjoy your peace & quiet in your own private room in the heart of downtown Patagonia, Arizona at the historical Stage Stop Inn Hotel.
The Cyclist's Menu has crafted a rustic outdoor restaurant at "The Gravel House" with a wood fire, outdoor space heaters, twinkly lights & an outdoor bike shop located a short walk across the Patagonia Park from your hotel. Enjoy your peace & quiet in your own private room in the heart of downtown Patagonia, Arizona at the historical Stage Stop Inn Hotel.
General Itinerary
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Day 0: Travel to Tucson
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Day 1: Arrival Day
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Day 2, 3 & 4:
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Day 5: Departure Day
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HOW TO SIGN UP?
*WE ARE A VERY SMALL COMPANY*
*WE ARE A VERY SMALL COMPANY*
- Send us an email with your name, dates & location of the camp you'd like to join! You'll promptly hear back from us.
- -OR- Please Call: 406.370.4573, we look forward to speaking with you!