Join us for four amazing days of gravel riding through the heart of Andalucia. Starting and finishing in Granada, these guided loops take you across ever-changing landscapes—from mountain trails and pine forests to olive groves, whitewashed villages, and hidden valleys. Ride with an experienced local guide who knows every climb, café stop, and viewpoint. Expect great riding, good company, and plenty of post-ride tapas in true Granada style.
Con una puntuación de 3 sobre 4, nuestros recorridos avanzados están diseñados para personas que montan en bicicleta con regularidad y desean pasar días enteros en la moto. Los ciclistas deben tener confianza para rodar en un grupo pequeño, sentirse cómodos en subidas largas (a su propio ritmo) y tener un buen manejo de la bicicleta en curvas y descensos. En todas nuestras rutas hay disponibles bicicletas eléctricas.
Upon arrival in Granada, drop luggage off at the hotel and meet the Eat Sleep Cycle team for a welcome briefing and warm-up ride, a 42 km undulating route through the countryside just west of Granada.
In the evening get to know your guides and ride companions for the week with an evening meal in Granada city centre.
On the first full day of riding, the route heads east from Granada into the Sierra Nevada, climbing through the Genil valley toward Güéjar Sierra. Tackle the challenging Collado del Alguacil ascent, enjoy panoramic mountain views, then descend along scenic ridges and pine forests to the turquoise Embalse de Quéntar. A flowing final descent brings you back to Granada—a classic mountain loop of quiet roads, rewarding climbs, and unforgettable scenery.
Enjoy a free evening to explore the city at your own pace, we’ll supply recommendations for restaurants and to make the most of your time in Granada. Consider heading to a tablao to see a Flamenco show.
Today the route heads southwest from Granada across the fertile Vega de Granada, passing farmland and charming villages like La Malahá and Castillo de Tajarja. Ride past olive groves to the striking Acueducto del Canal de Cacín, then enjoy a long, flowing descent back to Granada, framed by the Sierra Nevada.
Enjoy a free evening to explore the city at your own pace, why not book a tour of the Alhambra at night for a magical experience?
On the forth day, the route heads northeast from Granada through El Fargue, climbing steadily into the pine-covered slopes of the Sierra de Huétor. Switch to gravel tracks at La Alfaguara and continue a quiet, rewarding ascent through forest and limestone cliffs. After the high point, enjoy a flowing descent past shaded picnic spots to the turquoise Embalse de Quéntar, then roll back to Granada.
Tonight we’ll share stories and celebrate a great week of riding with our final meal together at our favourite spot in Granada.
On the fifth and final day of the tour, the time has come to say farewell. Enjoy a final breakfast at the hotel and a stroll around the city centre (if there is time!) before starting the journey home.
Paseos guiados
This tour is guided by our expert local guides.
Eat Sleep Cycle leaders are experienced riders from all walks of life united by a love of cycling who’ll help to keep the group safe, motivated and savoring the trip of a lifetime. Our guides know the region well and speak the local language.
Due to the nature of the terrain a support vehcile does not accompany the rides. There are regular stops for food and water, and our guides are on hand to address any mechanical issues.
Los hoteles mostrados son ejemplos y están sujetos a cambios
Villa Oniria es un hotel con encanto en pleno centro de Granada, ubicado en un antiguo palacete del siglo XIX que fue rehabilitado siguiendo las pautas arquitectónicas de los antiguos palacios andaluces.
Bike hire is not included in the tour. Add bike rental to the trip from €60 per day.Bikes shown here are examples and are subject to availabilty at the time of booking. We'll let you know the available options in your size when you book with us.
Fernando vive en los Montes de Málaga. Ha pasado su carrera viajando mucho y trabajando con la ONU. Malagueño, Fernando practica BTT y carretera y le sigue encantando viajar.
Rafa es de Barcelona y ha hecho de la ciudad de Granada su hogar. Además de guía, Rafa trabaja como entrenador de ciclismo. Practica ciclismo de carretera y de montaña y probablemente haya subido al Pico de Veleta más veces que nadie.
Hogar de los Montes de Málaga, la Costa del Sol y la todopoderosa Sierra Nevada, Andalucía cuenta con una impresionante variedad de paisajes y hermosos pueblos y ciudades a la espera de ser explorados. No se pierda joyas culturales como la Alhambra de Granada, el flamenco de Sevilla o el Punte Nuevo de Ronda. El cálido clima mediterráneo hace de esta región el lugar ideal para practicar ciclismo durante todo el año.
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