With 21 mountain passes and more than 600 km of MTB routes, Andorra is a cycling region! This is also reflected by the fact that major international events such as La Vuelta de España, the Tour de France and the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup, are held in the country, along with other events.
So, if your heart is divided between mountain biking and road biking, remember the country has something for everyone. If you like MTB, you can enjoy riding along forest tracks, negotiating the rockiest terrain, or attempting the most extreme descents!
However, if you prefer road cycling and sticking to the tarmac, there are many miles of valleys, roads and mountain passes surrounded by nature that will put your limits to the test.
Cycling never stops!
It's clear that although Andorra is just a small country in terms of area, its passion for cycling is enormous. The Principality is home to some of the world’s best routes, for both road and mountain bikes.
During summer, our ski resorts become the ideal places to enjoy different types of MTB.
Get on your e-bike and discover the mountains as you pedal along. There are different levels of Grandvalira E-bike Trails for you to enjoy with the whole family.
Naturland Bike Centre is a space where you can enjoy doing various types of mountain biking, as well as follow some e-bike routes, among others.
Pal Arinsal Bike Park is one of the most spectacular mountain bike areas in southern Europe, thanks to the facilities at the Pal Arinsal ski resort.
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Some of the world’s top UCI events pass through Andorra.
Each year, the Principality plays host to a number of iconic events, attended by cyclists and fans of all levels.
