The city of Palma is a hot spot for vacationers from all over the world. We didn't spend much time in the city but it didn't take long to see why people come here.

This was our first real ride for the week and it set the tone for the rest of camp

Riding in Europe can be over stimulating because everywhere you look you see sights like this

Nearly every ride we did in Mallorca had at least one cafe stop. It didn't matter what town we were riding through, as long as we rode to the center of town (look for a big cathedral) we found good coffee.

Our Mallorca Cycling House was very nice. With 8 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms it was spacious and comfortable.

Many of the roads were lines with century old rock walls

Nice descent, hard climb. The Sa Callobra ride was a beast.

Climbing for a Meditereanean vista

Ken was the go-to guy in Mallorca. Logistics, ride routes, mechanical support and most importantly having his amazing family around to help out gave a real Spanish family feel at camp.

Our Chef was incredible! Born and raised on the island and owning one of the nicest restaraunts in Mallorca, he was an instant hit at the house.

We enjoyed lunch and dinner (and wine) on the outside patio.

Owen enjoying the European riding...tough day in the office.

Anya leading the group up one of the many climbs that we rode during the last two days of camp.

We promise this is not staged. Picture perfect.