We like to say that of course we are not only cycling in sunny weather, but also in rain, snow, wind, frost, it is an adventure after all 🙂 But in fact the weather can be very harsh; who likes to cycle all day in 30-50 km/h headwinds or pouring rain? So, if the weather is very bad or even dangerous that day, or if it looks like it’s going to rain all day, don’t go, because there is no pressure to go on the star tours (on the point-to-point tours you almost always have to go). In such cases, we will make a contingency plan. Nevertheless, since cycling is an adventure (sometimes extreme sport 🙂 and is exposed to the vagaries of the weather, we can always get into a small storm, rain or thunderstorms, which must be within the tolerance limits and which all participants must be able to cope with. For more information on the general weather conditions in your trekking area, read this article!
