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Cycling through the vineyards of Ribadavia


Cycling routes from Ribadavia

Ribadavia is a locality located in the Galicia region of Spain. From a cyclist's perspective, Ribadavia offers varied terrains, from flat roads to challenging climbs. The locality is known for its picturesque scenery, vineyards, and wineries, making it an interesting destination for both road and gravel cycling enthusiasts. One notable feature of Ribadavia is the Ribeiro Wine Route, which allows cyclists to explore the vineyards and taste local wines along the way. With its diverse terrains and wine-related attractions, Ribadavia is a great location for cyclists interested in combining their love for cycling and wine.

Embark on an epic gravel adventure from Ribadavia to Melón

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123 km
3250 m
Savage

This gravel route takes you from Ribadavia to Melón and back, covering a distance of 123 kilometers with an ascent of 3,250 meters. The route offers a unique cycling experience, taking you off the beaten path and allowing you to explore the rugged beauty of the Galician countryside. The highlights along the route include Melón, A Cañiza, Chan do Rei, Ponteareas, Fozara, Eiras, and Porto da Arca. These spots offer diverse landscapes, from tranquil riverside paths to challenging gravel tracks, providing a thrilling adventure for gravel enthusiasts. The route is recommended for experienced cyclists looking for an epic off-road cycling challenge.


Explore medieval castles on a loop ride from Ribadavia to Castelo dos Condes de Sarmiento

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93 km
2232 m
Tough

This road route takes you from Ribadavia to Castelo dos Condes de Sarmiento and back, covering a distance of 93 kilometers with an ascent of 2,232 meters. The route offers a combination of challenging climbs and historic attractions, allowing you to explore the medieval heritage of Galicia. The highlights along the route include Aussicht, A Arnoia, Casares de Refoxos, Cubalhão, Paderne, A Cañiza, Melón, and Castelo dos Condes de Sarmiento. These spots offer scenic beauty, cultural landmarks, and historic castles that showcase the region's rich history. The route is suitable for experienced cyclists looking for a mix of challenging terrain and historical exploration.


Explore the countryside on a loop ride from Ribadavia to Barcia de Mera

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106 km
2616 m
Savage

This road route takes you from Ribadavia to Barcia de Mera and back, covering a distance of 106 kilometers with an ascent of 2,616 meters. The route offers a challenging but rewarding experience, with stunning views of the Galician landscape. The highlights along the route include Coto Redondo, Barcia de Mera, A Mota, Barroso, Aussicht, and Ribadavia. These spots offer scenic beauty and cultural attractions, allowing you to immerse yourself in the rich history and natural beauty of the region. The route is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists looking for a memorable cycling adventure.


Explore the scenic Ribeiro wine region on this challenging gravel adventure

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102 km
2832 m
Tough

Embark on an epic journey through the picturesque Ribeiro wine region, known for its scenic vineyards and historic towns. This gravel route takes you through diverse terrain, including challenging ascents and thrilling descents. Enjoy stunning views of the landscape as you cycle through quaint villages and lush green countryside. Get a taste of local culture by visiting highlights such as Aussicht, Melón, Monte Pedroso, Petán, O Piñeiro da Igrexa, Caseiro, Pena Corneira, and Carballeda de Avia.


Take on the ultimate gravel challenge with this demanding route near Ribadavia

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123 km
3430 m
Savage

This challenging gravel route near Ribadavia is perfect for experienced cyclists looking for an adrenaline rush. Starting at Aussicht, enjoy breathtaking views before heading to Melón with its medieval churches. As you conquer the tough climb to Monte Pedroso, take in the beauty of the surrounding landscapes. O Panascal is a hidden gem with its 13th-century church and traditional Galician houses. Cycle through the picturesque village of A Igrexa, known for its well-preserved architecture and peaceful atmosphere. In San Xusto, stop by the traditional Galician watermill. The route ends in Carballeda de Avia, where you can visit the Monastery of Santa María and relax in the stunning natural surroundings.


Cycle through the Ribeiro wine region and explore the Pre-Romanesque architecture in Ribadavia

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87 km
1621 m
Tough

This gravel route takes you through the beautiful Ribeiro wine region, known for its excellent wines made from indigenous grapes. Along the way, you can stop in Trasariz to visit wineries and taste the famous Ribeiro wines. The highlight of the route is Ribadavia, a town with a rich history and beautiful Pre-Romanesque architecture. Don't miss the chance to explore the ancient castle and the Jewish quarter.


A scenic loop ride from Ribadavia to Santiago de Covelo

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93 km
2199 m
Tough

This road route takes you from Ribadavia to Santiago de Covelo and back, covering a distance of 93 kilometers with an ascent of 2,199 meters. The route offers breathtaking views throughout, allowing you to enjoy the beautiful Galician countryside. It's a challenging ride suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists. The highlights along the route include Aussicht, Coto Redondo, Santiago de Covelo, A Mota, Caseiro, Barroso, and Carballeda de Avia. These spots offer scenic beauty and cultural attractions, making this cycling journey a perfect blend of adventure and cultural exploration.


Explore Galician traditions and enjoy scenic gravel routes near Ribadavia

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87 km
1824 m
Tough

This gravel route takes you on a journey through the picturesque landscapes near Ribadavia, while also offering insights into Galician traditions and heritage. The route starts at the scenic Aussicht viewpoint, where you can admire the beauty of the Ribeiro wine region. San Amaro is the first highlight, with its traditional Galician architecture and charming village atmosphere. Ponte Mandrás is a small village known for its historic bridge and views of the river. Cudeiro is home to a traditional Galician watermill and offers glimpses into rural life. Don't miss the opportunity to taste the local cuisine in Ribadavia and explore its historic center with typical Galician houses (pazos) and narrow streets.


Embark on an adventurous road cycling trip through the Ribeiro and Miño regions, with amazing views and historic sites

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110 km
2738 m
Savage

This road trip takes you on an adventurous journey through the Ribeiro and Miño regions, known for their beautiful landscapes and historic sites. Start at Aussicht, a scenic viewpoint offering breathtaking views of the Ribeiro vineyards. As you cycle, enjoy the picturesque villages along the way, such as Melón with its medieval churches and A Cañiza with its historic center. Don't miss the challenging climb to Alto de Montouto, which rewards you with panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. Barcia de Mera is a hidden gem with its ancient bridge and water mills, while Porto da Arca offers tranquility and natural beauty. End your journey in Carballeda de Avia, where you can explore the Monastery of Santa María and its peaceful surroundings.


Cycle through charming villages on a loop ride from Ribadavia to Amoeiro

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64 km
1070 m
Tough

This road route takes you from Ribadavia to Amoeiro and back, covering a distance of 64 kilometers with an ascent of 1,070 meters. The route offers a scenic and leisurely cycling experience, allowing you to explore the peaceful countryside of Galicia. The highlights along the route include Aussicht, San Amaro, Maside, Amoeiro, Laias, and O Val de Pereira. These spots offer beautiful landscapes, charming villages, and cultural attractions that showcase the diverse heritage of the region. The route is suitable for cyclists of moderate fitness levels who want to enjoy the tranquility of the Galician countryside.


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