AdventureCORPS Presents CORPScamp:
Multi-Day Lifestyle Adventures for Cyclists,
On and Off the Bike!

CORPScamp Concept:
• Cycling and other sports at their absolute best!
• One-of-a-kind, wondrous locations!
• Rejuvenate, relax, recharge!
• Personal attention or solitude: As much as you want!
• Sportive Lifestyle: Learn, get fit, socialize, explore!

Each CORPScamp features a specific route each day, with route sheets, support vehicle on the course, and two or more ride leaders. The group is encouraged to ride together at a conversational pace for the first ten miles, then everyone is free to ride at their own pace; most routes feature various distance options, too. Each afternoon features "The Yoga Social" with a rejuvenating yoga class taught by a fellow cyclist who has been trained at the world renowned White Lotus Foundation and holds a Yoga Alliance RYT 200 instructor certification. The "Yoga Social" is designed for all camp participants, regardless of yoga background, or lack thereof, and is designed to help each camper unwind and prepare for the next day's adventure. Social time before and after the actual yoga class gives everyone a chance to swap stories while enjoying tea and/or Hammer Nutrition Recoverite. Each camp also includes two group dinners, plus optional hikes and other outings. One-on-one coaching and custom bike fitting is also available at no extra charge. Every activity is optional, though; campers are free to "check out any time you like" if they want a break or extra rest or private time.

Please understand that CORPScamps are designed as a multi-day lifestyle adventure - five to seven days of fantastic cycling and outdoor adventure in an otherworldly place - and each camp is only as difficult as YOU want it to be. Most days, participants can make their daily mileage any number they want! We're not timing everyone, we're not keeping score, and we're not getting out the rulers for anything but checking seat heights! So please don't be put off by the name - CORPScamp is NOT Hard Core! If you love cycling and want to get away from it all and enjoy the company, and insights, of fellow cyclists, then you will enjoy CORPScamp!

Below is the CORPScamp schedule through 2009. We're developing a new location or two for 2010. If you've got a location you think we should consider, contact us with the details!

 CORPScamp Shasta
Wed, July 30 thru Sun, August 3, 2008

Join us at Mt. Shasta, the magical, mystical mountain which stands serenely near the top of California, for a five day cycling retreat. This glacier-laden volcanic peak provides the backdrop for superb cycling in a gorgeous, alpine region with dramatic lakes, rivers, forests, and memorable climbs. You can drive there easily from NorCal or Oregon, or fly in via Redding or Sacramento. Shasta is a bit remote, but that helps protect its quiet, wondrous setting. Mt. Shasta's special appeal will draw you back again and again.

Includes entry and participation in the Shasta Summit Century (58, 100, or 135 mi) on August 3.

2009 CORPScamp Schedule>>>
CORPScamp Shasta Snofari
Sat, January 17 thru Wed, January 21, 2009.

It's not all about the bike!

One of the best ways to become a better cyclist, and fitter, happier, healthier human being, is to get off the bike and cross-train. The winter "off season" is a particularly good time to expand one's athletic repertoire. We absolutley love Mt. Shasta and we also love cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and ice skating. To be honest, one of your CORPScamp hosts grew up doing all three of these sports, but your other host only learned to X-C ski and ice skate last winter. So leave the bike at home and meet us at magical Mt. Shasta for a winter sports extravaganza!
CORPScamp Death Valley
Sat, Feb 21 thru Wed, February 25, 2009.

The original CORPScamp features five days and up to 400 miles of epic, one-of-a-kind cycling in and around “Mother Nature’s Greatest Sports Arena,” Death Valley National Park. We've been producing events here since 1990 and we never tire of sharing one of the world's most dramatic, inspiring, and unusual landscapes. From desert flowers to snow-capped mountains, we'll see it all by bicycle. Bring a camera or nobody will believe your stories!

Participants should plan to arrive the 21st and depart the 25th or stay longer, perhaps to ride the Spring Death Valley Century and Double Century on Saturday, Feb 28, 2009 (separate entry).
CORPScamp Wildflower
Sun, April 19 thru Sat, April 25, 2009

The Central Coast of California is known as a spectacular wine region with a rugged, dramatic coastline, but cyclists and outdoor athletes have also long appreciated the beautiful countryside, clean air, and absolutely amazing spring flowers in the area of Paso Robles, just north of San Luis Obispo. With a "classic American town" as its base, we'll enjoy rolling rides along the coast and through vineyards and farmland, a winery tour, and more, making this centrally located camp a perfect Spring Break.

Includes entry and participation in the Wildflower Century (50, 75, or 100mi) on April 25.
CORPScamp Shasta
Wed, July 29 thru Sun, August 2, 2008

Join us at Mt. Shasta, the magical, mystical mountain which stands serenely near the top of California, for a five day cycling retreat. This glacier-laden volcanic peak provides the backdrop for superb cycling in a gorgeous, alpine region with dramatic lakes, rivers, forests, and memorable climbs. You can drive there easily from NorCal or Oregon, or fly in via Redding or Sacramento. Shasta is a bit remote, but that helps protect its quiet, wondrous setting. Mt. Shasta's special appeal will draw you back again and again.

Includes entry and participation in the Shasta Summit Century (58, 100, or 135 mi) on August 3.