2027 BRNW Tour Lineup
Santa Barbara Small Tours, April 4-9, April 11-16, April 18-23
10 people per week maximum; estimated 2027 pricing: $3,000 double occupancy, $3,500 single
Join us for one of our heavenly spring riding camps! We’ll post up at our favorite hotel on the beach in Santa Barbara, and do five remarkably different rides from our SB route library. Reasonable mileages, with options for more; plenty of sunshine and hang-out time; a sublime local scene of food, drink and vibe.
Bike Camp Walla Walla, June 6-11
Up to 300 people; 2027 pricing TBD
The inaugural edition of BCWW proved that people love the concept: stay in one cool place that has real beds, showers and toilets! Five days of riding at the perfect time of year to be in Walla Walla, with stellar food and drink, local activities and culture, in one of the most vibrant towns in the West.
BRNW Montana 2027, June 19-26
Columbia Falls – Eureka – Libby – Bigfork – Columbia Falls
Up to 300 people; 2027 pricing TBD
Seems like all you have to say is “Montana” and people get excited to ride. And it’s justified for this route that includes multiple quiet backroads, river/lake views for days, and proximity to Glacier National Park. With layover days at either end, you can probably find a way to check out Going-to-the-Sun Road on your own on this trip.
BRNW Washington 2027, July 10-16
Lyle – Trout Lake – Carson – Cougar – Troutdale – Carson
Up to 300 people; 2027 pricing TBD
The WA 2016 “Mt. St. Helens tour” was one of our riders’ favorites, so we’re revisiting the area, focused on not just one, but two towering volcanoes. Small towns and back roads, plus layover days that provide up-close views of St. Helens and Adams. Add in a series of famous Columbia River Gorge waterfalls on the last day, and you’ve got a quintessential PNW week of riding.
BRNW Europe 2027: Sardinia, Oct. 2-16
20 people maximum; est. 2027 pricing: $5,100 double occupancy, $6,000 single
Our foray into custom small tours in Europe, organized by our former ED Sanna and her husband Chuck, have been a big success. Get ready for 15 days of adventure, with showcase routes across the impossibly scenic island of Sardinia, Italy. With multiple days to explore off the bike, more gourmet group dinners this year and the company of fellow BRNW riders, it’s the ultimate European vacation.
Southern Utah Small Tour, Oct. 9-20
10 people per week maximum; estimated 2027 pricing: $3,900 double occupancy, $4,500 single
Every year we do this, it just seems more breathtaking. All five national parks, plus national monuments and roads you’ve never heard of – all cherry-picked and curated so you only get the best riding. Oh, and hiking, too. There are eight days on the bike, plus two days off to explore/hike in Moab and Bryce Canyon.
Maybe you have to see it to understand it?
It's impossible to capture the full vibe of a BRNW tour without being on it. But we're doing our best, through a series of daily videos from our big tours. Check out the Mt. Baker climb day from Washington 2026, below. And if you'd like to see more, BRNW has a YouTube channel full of content: daily videos from recent tours, previews of routes, and more.
Who rides BRNW?
There’s a more diverse range of riders on BRNW tours than you might think. And people enjoy them for different reasons, too.
Fred and Stephanie Kornett: Race training
“BRNW tours are the perfect race training camp. Challenging routes and longer options, other strong riders to push you, and all the food, drink and support you could ever want – at a really affordable price.”
Piper Peterson: Hanging with friends
“BRNW is like a family reunion every summer. My friends and I sign up together, and we spend a week riding our brains out, hanging out and making new friends. Plus we see places we’d never ride otherwise.”
John Mann: It’s worth the trip
“I’ve toured all over the country, but I’ve made BRNW a must-do every year. I fly out from the Midwest for both week-long tours, because they’re just that good. For BRNW, it’s all about the rider experience, with an amazing group of crew and riders.”
Roslein Everett and James Pinger: Free-time fun
“We’re both retired now, and we have time to explore new places on our bikes. BRNW has different routes every year, so for us it’s the best way to see and ride in spectacular places, knowing every detail will be taken care of.”
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Imagery Credits
The following people have contributed photos and/or videos to the website:
- Burk Webb, Derailleur Films
- John Mejia
- Phil Bard, Bard Photography
- Jim Moore
