Andorra cycling territory

Enjoy the thrill of cycling in Andorra, an unparalleled destination for all lovers of cycling. Thanks to its nature and varied terrain, it offers a perfect and challenging setting for all cyclists. You can enjoy a wide variety of routes and mountain passes that have gained prominence among cycling enthusiasts over time. From a wide range of road routes to thrilling mountain descents and exciting mountain biking trails, Andorra is perfect for all levels.

With over 600 km of trails and descents through forests, valleys, and impressive peaks, Andorra offers a unique experience for mountain biking enthusiasts, whether it's cross-country (XC) or downhill (DH) riding, in the very heart of nature. Many of these circuits are suitable for children, making Andorra a popular choice for families looking to practice mountain biking. Additionally, there are opportunities to engage in these disciplines with electric bikes.

If you're seeking thrills on two wheels and want to unleash adrenaline in natural settings, Andorra boasts over 200 km of downhill routes for all levels and modalities of mountain biking. In addition to the open-access routes, Pal Arinsal features the Bike Park, a venue for various Mountain Bike World Cup events.

Andorra is also home to mountain routes accessible with electric bicycles. Its valleys and wooded areas allow you to discover its charms with the whole family. Grandvalira is highly recommended in this regard, as it offers 94 km of signposted circuits with different levels of difficulty. You can go from one sector to another on any one of 12 circuits and enjoy a good mountain meal at the various restaurants open during the summer season.

Discover cycling in Andorra, which with its 21 mountain passes, is a paradise for all lovers of this sport and one of the world's leading host countries for races. You can find cyclists on every street and road in Andorra, as well as professional riders who have chosen the Principality as their training ground.

The Coma d'Arcalís, Coll de la Gallina, Collada de Beixalís, Cortals d'Encamp and Coll d'Ordino mountain passes have played host to stages of the Tour de France and the Vuelta a España on several occasions. Andorra also offers an annual calendar of races, such as La Purito and the La Volta als Ports, in which you can compete.