we’ll ride, camp, cowork, and let Mongolia set the pace.

It’s nine riders, three weeks, and a simple rhythm: ride through wide open country, build our coworking space, get a solid block of work in, set up camp, cook over fire. Some nights we pitch our own tents. Other nights we’ll stay with locals in gers. We connect fast. Not because we try, but because the environment does it for us.

We build out temporary coworking base.

We set up a proper work tent with desks and chairs so that you don’t have to compromise on you productivity. High speed internet through multiple Starlink connections.
Work still happens, just in a place that feels very far from “normal.”

we co-create the experience as we go.

The plan is a framework, not a script. We’ve done the prep, and built the structure, but none of us has done this Mongolia ride before. That’s part of the point.
We all adjust to weather, terrain, energy, and whatever gets in our way. Between riding and work, we’ll run workshops, productivity games, and connection rituals, plus the spontaneous stuff you can’t schedule: a wrong turn, a storm rolling in, a shared meal over fire, a night that turns into a conversation you don’t forget.

You won’t find “retreat vibes” here.
You’ll find shared effort, a lot of problem-solving, and a kind of connection that rarely forms in comfortable environments.