Gravel Riding — Granada's Hidden Gem
What Spain has forgotten to mention about its gravel offerings is this: 9,200+ kilometers/5,715 miles of dirt roads lacing the peninsula • Europe’s highest cyclable climb • legal off-road riding in a national park • more than 300 days of annual sunshine
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Your Weekend Cycling Itinerary for Granada
In a single weekend in Granada, you can ride gravel, mountain, and road. Sample all three or stay with your personal fave, here are some ride suggestions for a weekend cycling itinerary for Granada, Spain.
Postcard from Spain – try this local mountain bike ride in Granada
This ride showcases some of Granada’s various riding surfaces and gives you great views of the Alhambra, Granada, and the valley beyond from some unique perspectives. Komoot calls this “hard,” likely because of its demanding climbs and technical descents on loose, rocky terrain.
Long (er) Gravel Rides that Start and Finish in Granada
Free to go wherever you want, a long ride is a chance to lose yourself a little without explaining why that’s necessary. Here are a few long rides to help you get lost.
Beyond the Alhambra: short hikes in Granada
You should absolutely come to Granada to see the Alhambra, but then why not stay a while to see what else Granada has to offer (that can’t be matched elsewhere)?