Biking routes

We don't recommend you to ride a bike anywhere else than the proximity of their accommodation. There are no bike paths on the roadways, and the locals aren't used to see many bicycles on the road.

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 1. Soria Climb (GC-505)

• Distance: ~28 km (round trip)
• Duration: ~2–3 hours
• Difficulty: Moderate
• Description: This route starts in Arguineguín and follows the GC-505 toward Soria. The climb is gentle at first, becoming steeper with switchbacks as you approach Soria. The road surface is smooth, making it ideal for road bikes. You can stop at a small restaurant in Soria for refreshments before heading back.
• Highlights: Panoramic views, smooth roads, and a peaceful ride through the valley.

2. Enduro Circular Route: Arguineguín to Cortadores

• Distance: 22 km (loop)
• Duration: ~2–4 hours
• Difficulty: Medium (technical sections)
• Description: This mountain biking route begins in Arguineguín near a gas station and ascends for about 11 km on dirt tracks. The descent features rocky trails and technical sections, including a short climb where you may need to carry your bike. It’s perfect for an adventurous ride with an all-mountain or enduro bike.
• Highlights: Technical descents, rugged terrain, and stunning ravine views.

3. Arguineguín to Patalavaca Coastal Ride

• Distance: ~5 km (round trip)
• Duration: ~30–45 minutes
• Difficulty: Easy
• Description: This short coastal route is perfect for beginners or a relaxing ride. Start in Arguineguín and follow the flat path along the coastline to Patalavaca. The route is paved and offers beautiful ocean views throughout.

Highlights: Scenic coastline, easy terrain, and access to local cafes.

4. Arguineguín Ravine MTB Trail

• Distance: ~10 km (one way)
• Duration: ~1–2 hours
• Difficulty: Moderate (loose terrain)
• Description: This mountain biking trail takes you through the Arguineguín ravine with technical sections of loose gravel and fast descents. It’s a great choice for experienced riders looking for an off-road adventure. Start near the goat farm at the top of the trail and follow it downhill into the ravine.
• Highlights: Challenging terrain, natural beauty, and thrilling descents.

5. Rolling Coast Road: Arguineguín to Puerto Rico (GC-500)

• Distance: ~12 km (round trip)
• Duration: ~1–1.5 hours
• Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
• Description: This scenic coastal ride follows the GC-500 from Arguineguín to Puerto Rico. The road is rolling with minor climbs and descents, offering stunning views of the ocean along the way. Ideal for road bikes or hybrids.
• Highlights: Ocean vistas, smooth roads, and a chance to stop for coffee in Puerto Rico.