The Condor Gravel Challenge starts and finishes at Paicines Ranch, located just outside Hollister in the scenic Cienega Valley. Riders traveling in for the event will find several convenient lodging and camping options nearby.
Because accommodations close to the venue are limited, we recommend booking early if you plan to stay overnight.
The start and finish of the Condor Gravel Challenge. Paicines Ranch offers a small number of guest rooms and cottages on-site, allowing riders to stay directly at the venue and wake up just steps from the start line. Reservations typically open 60 days prior to the booking date.
Located just a short drive from the venue, Hollister Hills offers camping and RV sites for riders looking for a simple and convenient place to stay close to the course.
The San Benito County Fairgrounds in Hollister offers RV and camping accommodations and is another practical option for riders traveling with vans, trailers, or campers.
Thousand Trails offers tent camping, RV hookups, and cabin rentals located about 20 minutes from the start and finish area.
Condor Gravel Challenge riders can receive 20% off reservations by contacting Laura Carey directly and requesting the “rider” rate code.
For riders who prefer hotels or short-term rentals, Hollister offers a variety of lodging options including hotels, inns, and vacation rentals. The town is located about 20 minutes from the event venue and provides restaurants, grocery stores, and other amenities for the weekend.
Riders traveling from out of the area can fly into several nearby airports and drive to the event venue in Paicines:
Drive times are estimates to Hollister. From Hollister, the Condor Gravel Challenge start and finish at Paicines Ranch is approximately 20 minutes away by car.
San Benito County offers more than just great gravel riding. Riders visiting for the Condor Gravel Challenge will find beautiful landscapes, small-town charm, and plenty to explore before or after race day.
Highlights include:
For more ideas on places to visit, restaurants, and local events, explore the Visit San Benito County website.
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