The Catalonian Climbs

A road cycling route starting from Guissona

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A journey through challenging climbs and breathtaking landscapes

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This route takes cyclists on a thrilling adventure through the diverse landscapes of Catalonia. With a total ascent of 1860 meters and a distance of 119 kilometers, it is a challenging but rewarding experience. Cyclists will pass through small mountain towns, discover hidden gems, and enjoy stunning views along the way. Whether you are a road cycling enthusiast or a gravel lover, this round-trip route offers something for everyone.

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119 km

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Guissona City center

Guissona: Diverse cycling routes and easy access to Montserrat climb.

Guissona, situated in the region of Cataluña, Spain, offers diverse cycling routes suitable for both road and gravel cyclists. The town is surrounded by beautiful landscapes and picturesque roads, perfect for leisurely rides or more challenging climbs. One of the notable cycling-related spots in the area is the Pont del Diable, a historical bridge that attracts many visitors. Additionally, Guissona is an ideal base for exploring the nearby famous climb of Montserrat. With its cycling-friendly environment and access to renowned routes, Guissona offers a delightful cycling experience for riders of various skill levels.

11 km

Tossal del Calvari409 mPeak

At 11 kilometers into the route, make sure to stop at Tossal del Calvari. This historic hilltop offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and is a popular spot for photographers. Take some time to explore the ancient ruins and soak in the peaceful atmosphere.

11 km

Mont-roigHamlet

Mont-roig, at the 11-kilometer mark, is a picturesque village known for its medieval architecture. Explore the narrow streets, visit the local church, and enjoy a coffee at one of the charming cafes. It's a perfect opportunity to recharge before the next leg of the journey.

34 km

lo Castellot478 mCastle

At 34 kilometers, you'll reach lo Castellot, a medieval fortress perched atop a hill. The climb to reach it is challenging, but the panoramic views from the top are absolutely worth it. Explore the castle's ruins and imagine yourself back in time.

34 km

Artesa de SegreTown

Artesa de Segre awaits you at the 34-kilometer mark. This charming town is known for its well-preserved historic center and stunning Romanesque church. Take some time to wander through the narrow streets and soak in the atmosphere of centuries past.

50 km

Tossal de les Espedreres660 mPeak

Tossal de les Espedreres, at the 50-kilometer mark, offers a challenging climb with rewarding views. The gravel road takes you through a scenic landscape of rolling hills and vineyards. Don't forget to stop for a photo at the top.

50 km

Vilanova de MeiàVillage

Vilanova de Meià, at the 50-kilometer mark, is a picturesque village nestled in the mountains. Explore the narrow streets lined with stone houses and discover the local gastronomy at one of the traditional restaurants. It's a charming and peaceful stop along the route.

68 km

Coll de Comiols1101 mMountain Pass

Coll de Comiols, at the 68-kilometer mark, is a famous climb among cycling enthusiasts. It offers stunning views and a challenging ascent. Test your limits and conquer this legendary climb in Catalonia.

75 km

FolquerHamlet

Folquer, at the 75-kilometer mark, is a hidden gem. This small village is surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty and offers a tranquil atmosphere. Take a break and enjoy a picnic in the peaceful countryside.

88 km

Serrat de la Mallola657 mPeak

Serrat de la Mallola, at the 88-kilometer mark, is a panoramic spot with views that stretch as far as the eye can see. It's a perfect place to take a break, have a snack, and recharge before the final stretch of the route.

95 km

GualterVillage

Gualter, at the 95-kilometer mark, is a small village known for its traditional architecture and peaceful ambiance. Take a moment to explore the main square and soak in the authentic Catalonian atmosphere.

115 km

la Creu de Condomines530 mPeak

At 115 kilometers, you'll reach la Creu de Condomines. This cross-shaped monument offers an incredible viewpoint over the surrounding landscape. Stop to admire the natural beauty and capture some memorable photos.

119 km

Museu Eduard CampsAttraction

Museu Eduard Camps, located at the end of the route, is a must-visit for cycling history enthusiasts. Learn about the remarkable career of Eduard Camps, a well-known cyclist from Catalonia, and discover the evolution of cycling throughout the years.