Stands out for

  • • 33 km route with 689 m of elevation gain in Riglos
  • • Variety of technical trails and forest paths
  • • Stops at viewpoints like the Castle of Loarre
  • • Calm, soothing sound of the Gállego River along the route
  • • Scent of pine and thyme in the mountain air

Description

Context The Aragonese Pyrenees offer a rich natural environment with mountain biking trails crossing protected areas such as Ordesa and Monte Perdido, and the Sierra and Cañones de Guara. Typical routes cover around 34 km with a total elevation gain of 689 meters, blending wide roads with technical singletrack sections. The crisp mountain air carries the scent of pine and thyme, characteristic of this high-altitude region. The Experience You’ll begin with a meet-up and safety briefing led by your guide, who will tailor the route to your ability. Ride through forests, along rivers, and across alpine terrain, with scheduled stops to rest and enjoy panoramic views from vantage points like the Castle of Loarre and the Buitres Viewpoint. The constant sound of the Gállego River runs through parts of the trail, adding a peaceful, refreshing atmosphere. Terrain changes from compact earth to rocky sections, testing your bike handling skills. For Whom This activity suits cyclists with moderate experience seeking technical trails and scenic natural landscapes. It’s suitable for families with children over 10 years old, provided they are accompanied by an adult. Not recommended for complete beginners or individuals with limited mobility or significant physical challenges. Local Context The villages of Alto Gállego preserve traditional practices such as transhumance and serve up regional cuisine rooted in local ingredients. The area blends natural and cultural heritage, with medieval castles and protected natural parks enhancing the overall biking experience.

Key Info

Difficulty

Moderate

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

All ages

Booking required

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Practical Guide

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Expert Recommendations

Wear comfortable sports clothing, carry plenty of water, and apply sun protection, especially in summer. Plan your ride for morning or late afternoon to avoid midday heat. Be aware that some routes are physically demanding, and spring conditions may limit access due to river flooding. Always wear a helmet and follow your guide’s instructions to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

Physical Requirements

moderate physical activity

About the Area

The Aragonese Pyrenees is a mountainous region with mountain biking trails passing through iconic natural parks such as Ordesa and Monte Perdido. Towns like Biescas, Sabiñánigo, and Riglos are accessible by car from Huesca in under an hour. Beyond biking, the area offers hiking, cultural visits to the city of Huesca, and adventure activities like paragliding in Sabiñánigo.

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The recommended minimum age is 10 years, provided minors are accompanied by an adult to ensure safety.
A moderate fitness level is needed, as routes include elevation gains and technical sections that may be challenging for absolute beginners.
Yes, high-quality mountain bikes and helmets are provided. We recommend wearing sports clothing, bringing enough water, and using sun protection.
Yes, the professional guide will adapt the route based on the group’s physical and technical abilities to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
The activity is available year-round, though some routes may be limited in spring due to river overflows or adverse weather conditions.