Rollcall retreat for Women+

A 3-day women’s mountain biking retreat based
in the archipelago of Stockholm, Sweden

Join us in summer 2026 for guided rides, skills sessions, amazing food
and deep connection to nature and each other.

ROLLCALL RETREAT FOR WOMEN+

Rollcall is a 3-day mountain biking retreat based in the archipelago of Stockholm, Sweden focused on guided rides, skills sessions, amazing food and real connections. You are welcome to join us if you identify as WTFNB (woman, trans, femme, non-binary). The retreat will be held in English.

Why Rollcall?
It’s more than just a name. When someone askes your name out loud and you answer, “present” that’s a rollcall. Here we ride with presence and intention. It’s about showing up for yourself, for your crew, and for the ride. This is your call to roll, whether you’ve been riding for years or just finding your flow.

  • Price:
    • Option 1 / Standard package: 4 850 SEK including accommodation Friday and Saturday night in a shared double room, 2x breakfast, 2x lunch, 2x dinner, Swedish fika (coffee and cake break), riding and skills sessions and all retreat activities. (The right choice for most Swedes and Europeans) 
    • Option 2 / Arrive early: 5 550 SEK Includes everything in the standard package + lodging on Thursday evening. (Ideal for our international friends with long travel days)
    • Option 3 / Arrive early, stay late: 6 250 SEK Includes everything in the standard package + lodging on Thursday evening and Sunday evening. (Ideal for our international friends with very long travel days)
    • Option 4 / No sleep over: 3 850 SEK Includes all meals and retreat activities, but you don’t sleep over. (Stockholm locals, this one’s for you, but you are welcome to bunk up with us too!)
  • Dates: 2 weekends to join the fun! 3-5 July 2026 or 4-6 September 2026
    Please note: choose your weekend by picking a course date – either Fri 3 July or Fri 4 September, when you book.
  • Time: Fri 15:00–22:00 • Sat 08:30–22:00 • Sun 08:30–15:00 (see drop down menu below for more info!)
  • Group: Minimum 10, maximum 24
  • Bike: Rent a mountain bike from us at mates’ rates or bring your own bike (we will help you make sure it’s safe to ride).

Mountainbikeskolan & Kafé Källtorp are just 15 minutes outside of central Stockholm, Sweden. With over 400 MTB trails right in our backyard, this area offers the absolute best of Scandinavian nature: a patchwork of ancient pine and birch forests, beautiful freshwater lakes, roots and rock gardens. All rides will begin from Mountainbikeskolan and lunch, dinner and “Swedish fika” are made from scratch, with local and organic ingredients, at the adjoining Kafé Källtorp. We will bunk up at the historic STF cabins, just a 5 minute ride from our basecamp.

The riding in this area is technical. Rollcall is ideal for frequent riders or newer riders who comfortably handle beginner trails. We will break up in skills-based groups so you can choose to be challenged or take it easy. In addition to technical riding, we are also planning the Last Light Night Ride, a traditional Swedish dinner with music and dancing and a silent ride. Come for the nature, the nourishment and the community of women who love riding as much as you.

If you’re joining from abroad, you get the added perk of being able to explore the capital of Scandinavia, and at the time of year when Stockholm truly shines!

The terrain here is technical, so Rollcall is best for riders who regularly ride or newer riders comfortable on beginner trails. At a minimum, you should be familiar with: shifting, brake technique, use of the dropper post, small front wheel lift, and simple cornering. You should be able to ride both uphill and downhill. You should have the fitness to support 3 days of mountain biking.

Before the retreat, everyone completes a rider survey so we can form skill-based groups. A coach from Mountainbikeskolan will lead each group through the beautiful “Hellas” area, with stops to practice skills and techniques on real trails.

Groups will cover beginner, intermediate and advanced trails. There is no upper limit for skills to attend Rollcall – double black diamond babes welcome! Groups will remain flexible throughout the weekend so you can choose the riding experience you want.

You will need a modern mountain bike in good working order.

  • It’s always nice to ride your bike. If you bring your own, our on-site mechanics can help you set it up and make sure it’s safe (included in your admission). We can also perform service, change brake pads, upgrade pedals etc. (Standard service fees apply, parts available for purchase at 10% discount). Store your bike overnight with us all weekend (indoors for 250 SEK). At the end of the weekend, we are happy to help you re-pack your bike.
  • We have a fleet of Trek mountain bikes in a range of sizes if you prefer to rent. Check out our bike rentals page for available makes, models and sizes. Bring your own pedals or choose from our SPDs or flats. Helmets are always included.

    Book your rental from this page to get 10% off on Saturday and Sunday, and we will throw in Friday rental for free! We offer a bike insurance package, in case of damage to the rental.

Arrive in Stockholm, Sweden. Shuttle to and from Arlanda airport are included, more information upon registration. For drivers, there is some free parking at the venue and plenty of paid parking by the STF cabins.

Day 1:

  • Arrive and meet the Rollcall team, re-assemble your bike after travel (Our mechanics will help you make sure everything is safe and dialed in. We have replacement parts and a full mechanic shop, in case something isn’t working) or get to know your rental bike. Check-in to cabins and get settled.
  • Welcome meeting and group dinner. 

Day 2:

  • Breakfast, then a group warm-up and morning send-off. Guided rides with incorporated skills sessions in the morning and afternoons, with lunch at Mountainbikeskolan in between.
  • In the afternoon, choose a workshop (jumps, fix a flat, mobility for MTB) or take a Swedish sauna and dip. Workshop sign-up will happen after registration.
  • In the evening we meet at Kafé Källtorp for a traditional Swedish smörgåsbord, accompanied by live Swedish folk music and dancing.
  • Open fire by the water and “midnight” snack.

Day 3:

  • Wake up and prepare for the day with yoga for cyclists.
  • Breakfast, then a group warm-up and morning send-off. Longer ride to lunch at vista point. After lunch we will do a guided meditation and silent ride back to Mountainbikeskolan.
  • We round off the weekend with Swedish fika, bike games and closing ceremony. (Hint: start practicing your trackstand now!)

Throughout the weekend: Clothes and gear swap station. Please bring any new or lightly used biking / outdoor clothes, gear, accessories, tools, or parts that are just sitting and taking up space at your place! Change a flat = get a prize, MTBingo, prizes, swag bag, great food, rad vibes, yoga AND MUCH MORE!

More information will be provided in your pre-retreat welcome packet.

  • Mountain bike – a modern mountain bike in good working order. Bring your own (we will help you make sure it is set up and safe to ride) or rent a bike from us (more details on our bike rentals page). Book your rental from this page to get 10% off on Saturday and Sunday, and we will throw in Friday rental for free!
  • Bike helmet – A good mountain bike-specific helmet that fits well. Advanced group riders may want to bring a full-face helmet. Jump clinic riders are required to wear full-face. Both regular and full-face helmets are included with our rentals.
  • MTB shoes, gloves, and glasses – These things not only complete the biker babe look, they are also essential protective gear in our forests. Rocks, sticks and bugs can poke your feet, hands and eyes, so make sure to have the right gear. We will mostly be riding in the woods, so bring a light or clear lens.
  • We strongly recommend knee and elbow pads for the riding that we’re gonna be doing. Bring your own, or buy in our shop at a 10% discount.
  • Biking clothes – As the Swedes like to say “There’s no such thing as bad weather, just badly chosen clothes”. You might need anything from tank tops and baggies to leggings and a rain jacket. Please keep an eye on our local forecast as you’re packing and remember to layer up.
  • Water bottle or hydration pack
  • It’s always a good idea to have your own tools, including a tube for your wheel or patch kit. Our guides will also carry tools on rides and we have a full mechanic set-up on site.
  • Bike backpack or hip bag (for snacks, tools, first aid, etc).Bring it if you have it:
  • Clothes, gear or accessories that you want to donate to our Gear Swap!
  • Helmet or handlebar mounted lamp, or even a regular headlamp.
  • Swim stuff (one towel is included with your room rental).
  • Yoga mat for stretching, mobility clinics.
  • Venue: Our meeting point and base camp is Mountainbikeskolan / Kafé Källtorp (Ältavägen 105, 131 33 Nacka). We have a small number of parking spaces that are free for those who attend the course. Bus 401 and 821 stop right outside the yard.
  • Included food:
    • Breakfast, lunch and fika on Saturday and Sunday
    • Dinner and “midnight” snacks on Friday and Saturday
    • Alcoholic beverages are not included, but are available for purchase at the café.
  • Accommodation: We will be sleeping at the historic STF cabins, (Ältavägen 101, 131 33 Stockholm) just a 5 minute ride from our basecamp. Paid parking is available just outside.
  • Bring your own mountain bike or rent one from us (on this page).
  • Make new cycling friends: During the weekend you will get to know your fellow riders. Our main platform for communication will be a WhatsApp group, that we encourage you to keep alive even after the weekend.
  • Our mechanic shop: We have a fully stocked shop with professional mechanics who can help with everything from punctures to brakes to gears. Throw an extra tube in your bag or buy what you need from us. Service is charged at standard rate and Rollcall riders get 10% off parts.
  • Retail shop: Mountainbikeskolan has a shop with cycling equipment such as helmets, clothes, elbow and knee pads, gloves, tubes, tyres, pumps, tools etc. You as a course participant have a 10% discount on everything in the shop during the camp.
  • About us: Mountainbikeskolan started in 2014 and has been running mountain bike courses ever since. Mountainbikeskolan has a garden café and a garden with its own greenery, berries, fruit, vegetables and herbs. There is also a bike park. Mountainbikeskolan organizes cycling events and dinners for companies and groups who enjoy good food and great cycling.

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If you have any questions, you are more than welcome to contact us:

Phone: +46 736 36 04 65
E-mail: Delaney@mountainbikeskolan.se