Mirandela Gravel Loop

A gravel cycling route starting from Mirandela

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Experience the beauty of Mirandela's countryside on this challenging gravel route

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This gravel loop starting near Mirandela takes you through stunning landscapes, charming villages, and challenging terrains. With a total ascent of 888 meters over 43 kilometers, it's perfect for gravel bike enthusiasts looking for a thrilling outdoor adventure. Along the way, you'll encounter natural highlights such as the magnificent Pico do Facho and picturesque Cortiços. The route also includes the historic Cernadela and the scenic Vale de Madeiro, adding cultural and natural diversity to your cycling experience.

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43 km

888 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Mirandela City center

Mirandela: Surround yourself with history and stunning landscapes in Mirandela's cycling paradise.

Mirandela, located in the culturally-rich Norte region of Portugal, offers a delightful cycling experience for road and gravel cyclists. The locality presents a blend of flat terrain, rolling hills, and occasional demanding climbs, catering to different cycling preferences. Cyclists can explore charming historical sites, stunning bridges, and beautiful river views along their rides. Notable cycling spots in the area include the famous climb to the top of Montesinho Natural Park and the scenic Trás-os-Montes region. With its cultural significance and diverse cycling routes, Mirandela is an excellent choice for both leisure riders and adventure seekers.

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MirandelaCity

At the start and end of the loop, explore the charming town of Mirandela, known for its traditional Portuguese architecture.

4 km

Pico do Facho398 mPeak

Conquer the challenging climb to the summit of Pico do Facho, where you'll be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

19 km

CortiçosVillage

Pass through the idyllic countryside village of Cortiços, where you can take a break and soak in the tranquility of rural Portugal.