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A Cycling Haven in Galicia


Cycling routes from Chantada

Chantada, located in Galicia, Spain, is a captivating locality renowned for its cycling-friendly environment and stunning landscapes. Road cyclists can take on the challenging climbs and winding roads that traverse the region's picturesque mountains and valleys. Gravel cyclists can explore the nearby forest trails and gravel paths, offering an off-road adventure amidst breathtaking scenery. Chantada is also home to the prestigious Ribeira Sacra Wine Region, where cyclists can sample exquisite local wines after a rewarding ride. With its combination of challenging routes, natural beauty, and cultural attractions, Chantada is a cycling destination not to be missed.

Cycling through charming Galician towns and scenic countryside.

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105 km
1899 m
Tough

This round-trip cycling route starts in Chantada and takes you through the picturesque towns of Pena Bico, Cerro da Rocha, Lalín, Monte de Paradela, Antas de Ulla, and O Coto de Mourelle. The route covers a distance of 105 km with a total ascent of 1,899 m. It offers a moderately challenging experience for well-trained amateur cyclists. Along the way, you'll be rewarded with beautiful landscapes, traditional Galician architecture, and the opportunity to taste delicious local cuisine.


Embark on an epic cycling adventure through the Ribeira Sacra region

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99 km
2666 m
Savage

This challenging round-trip route starts in A Ponte and takes you through the mesmerizing landscapes of Ribeira Sacra. With a distance of 99 km and a significant ascent, this ride is perfect for experienced cyclists seeking a thrilling adventure. Prepare to be captivated by the natural beauty and historical treasures along the way.


Feel the wind in your hair as you pedal through stunning landscapes dotted with ancient windmills

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91 km
1668 m
Tough

This route takes you through the charming town of Chantada and offers a unique opportunity to explore the beautiful Galician countryside. With a distance of 91 kilometers and an ascent of 1668 meters, this gravel route provides a moderate challenge for cyclists. The highlights along the way include the impressive Torre da Candaira at 11 kilometers, the picturesque Chorente at 34 kilometers, and the charming village of Alende at 41 kilometers. As you ride further, you'll be rewarded with breathtaking views from the Miradoiro do Cabo do Mundo at 77 kilometers, and the Belesar at 85 kilometers. Overall, this route is a perfect choice for gravel enthusiasts who appreciate a mix of natural beauty and cultural landmarks.


Experience the beauty of Galician landscapes on a challenging route.

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98 km
2055 m
Tough

This challenging round-trip cycling route takes you from Chantada to A Ponte and back, covering a distance of 98 km with a total ascent of 2,055 m. The route is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists seeking a demanding adventure. Highlights of the route include the Torre da Candaira, Pena da Lama, A Raíña, and finally reaching A Ponte. Along the way, you'll be surrounded by breathtaking Galician landscapes, including lush green hills, serene valleys, and meandering rivers.


Explore the beautiful Ribeira Sacra region from Chantada

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113 km
2359 m
Tough

This round-trip cycling route takes you through the stunning landscapes of Ribeira Sacra, known for its vineyards and monasteries. The route offers a good challenge with a moderate ascent and a distance of 113 km. Prepare to be amazed by the breathtaking views and the cultural heritage along the way.


Discover the natural beauty of Galicia on this adventurous route.

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91 km
2035 m
Tough

Embark on an adventurous journey from Chantada to A Pena, covering a distance of 91 km with a total ascent of 2,035 m. This challenging round-trip cycling route is recommended for well-trained amateur cyclists who seek thrills and breathtaking landscapes. Highlights include Sober, A Pena do Conde, Fervenza de Gundrei, Os Peares, and A Ponte. Throughout the route, you'll encounter mesmerizing natural wonders, including cascading waterfalls, towering mountains, and impressive riverside landscapes.


Explore ancient monasteries and rural beauty on this round-trip route.

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104 km
1746 m
Tough

Starting from Chantada, this 104 km round-trip cycling route takes you through the scenic countryside of Galicia. Along the way, you'll pass by O Coto de Mourelle, Riba do Marco, Guntín de Pallares, Taboada, and Mosteiro. With a total ascent of 1,746 m, this route provides a moderately challenging experience for well-trained amateur cyclists. Highlights of this route include visiting ancient monasteries, enjoying the tranquility of rural landscapes, and experiencing the warm hospitality of the local communities.


Immerse yourself in the Galician countryside on this scenic cycling route

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135 km
2589 m
Tough

Discover the rural beauty of Galicia on this round-trip cycling route from Chantada to Portomarín. With a distance of 135 km and a moderate ascent, this ride offers a perfect balance between challenge and enjoyment. Explore picturesque villages, admire stunning landscapes, and uncover hidden gems along the way.


Discover the charm of A Estibada and Buciños on this cycling route

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37 km
720 m
Chill

Embark on a scenic ride through the Galician countryside on this 37 km round-trip route from A Estibada to Buciños. With a manageable ascent of 720 meters, this adventure is suitable for cyclists of all levels. Enjoy the tranquility of the rural landscapes, soak in the beauty of the Axulfe Valley, and discover the rich history and culture of Centulle.


A challenging cycling route to the majestic A Touza castle ruins.

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124 km
2210 m
Tough

Embark on a challenging adventure from Chantada to A Touza, covering a distance of 124 km with a grueling ascent of 2,210 m. This route is recommended for well-trained amateur cyclists seeking an epic cycling experience. Along the way, you'll pass by O Brazal, Rodeiro, A Ponte Vilariño, Santa Cruz, Pazo de Ulloa, Pazo da Laxe, and finally reach A Touza. The highlights of this route include the majestic A Touza castle ruins, stunning natural landscapes, and the opportunity to explore the historic pazos (manor houses) along the route.


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