Named after the best young rider jersey of the Giro d’Italia, Villa Bianca is a recently restored one-bedroom apartment located within the historic center of a medieval Tuscan hilltown. Being on the ground floor and buttressed by thick stonewalls that keep it cool in summer, it is easy to understand why Villa Bianca was used as a wine cellar centuries ago. But don’t be dismayed, Villa Bianca is tastefully appointed and our favorite residence for its elegance, romance and simplicity.

Named after the points jersey of the Giro d’Italia, Villa Rosso is a recently restored three-bedroom apartment located within the historic center of a medieval Tuscan hilltown. Tastefully appointed and full of country charm, Villa Rosso features beamed ceilings, a dining room graced by a large fireplace, covered patio with furnished garden, and the added comfort of air-conditioned bedrooms.

Named after the leader jersey of the Giro d’Italia, Villa Rosa is an 18th century restored four-bedroom estate located within the historic center of a medieval Tuscan hilltown. Villa Rosa features high-beamed ceilings, tall windows that allow an abundance of natural light, three working fireplaces, and a spacious abode brimming with antique furnishings, art, curios and wall murals from a gentler time.

The California Cycling Camp by SCAGLIARINI™ is your opportunity to eat, sleep and train like a professional. After the morning breakfast, coffee and meeting, we suit-up and roll out of town for a fully supported, 50-75 mile training ride through California’s wine country. After returning to base and showering, riders are treated to a gourmet Italian fare before taking in the local sites, a massage or even a nap. In the early evening we enjoy a light dinner, recap the day and socialize. And before lights out your kit is washed, and your machine is cleaned, gone through and readied for another day.

Though you may be beyond the flower of your competition years, the Tuscany Cycling Camp by SCAGLIARINI™ is fashioned after the professional cycling team camp, in pure Italian style. Our medieval Tuscan hilltown serves as our base, from where we depart daily for fully supported, 50-75 mile training rides through the beloved Italian countryside. After returning to base and showering, riders are treated to an Italian fare before exploring town and the neighboring villages. In the early evening we enjoy a light dinner, recap the day and socialize. And before lights out your kit is washed, and your machine is cleaned, gone through and readied for another day. Forza Italia!

SuperCorsa™ Boulder is an infamous 109-kilometer (68-mile) ride that takes cyclists along country roads, through winding rock canyons, and over scenic byways of the Colorado Front Range. Starting and finishing in Boulder, Coloardo, SuperCorsa™ Boulder rolls north to Lyons, takes in mountain towns Raymond and Ward, and returns to Boulder over our adopted short but steep climb, Lee Hill Drive.

SuperCorsa™ Steamboat is a spectacular 179-kilometer (111-mile) ride that takes cyclists through the Yampa River Valley and over three mountain passes of the Colorado High Country. Starting and finishing Steamboat Springs, Colorado, SuperCorsa™ Steamboat takes in towns Haybro, Oak Creek, Phippsburg, Yampa, Trapper, and Toponas, and navigates the Routt National Forest twice. Climbing almost 6,000′ to a height of nearly 10,000′, SuperCorsa™ Steamboat is the Colorado “big ride”.

SuperCorsa™ Vail is a spectacular 128-kilometer (80-mile) ride that takes cyclists over scenic byways and three mountain passes of the Colorado High Country. Starting and finishing in Vail, Colorado, SuperCorsa™ Vail takes in mountain towns Minturn, Leadville and Copper Mountain, three ski areas, and historic mining outposts including Camp Hale, the proving ground for the famous 10th Mountain Division. Climbing almost 11,000′ to a height of 11,318′, SuperCorsa™ Vail is the cyclist’s proving ground.