From sun-drenched coastal paths in Andalusia to challenging mountain climbs in Mallorca, Spain offers some of Europe's finest cycling experiences.
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Explore Spain's greenway network where abandoned railway lines have been transformed into scenic cycling paths. The Via Verde de la Sierra Norte offers 18 km of gentle trails through Sierra Morena, with tunnels, bridges, and stunning natural landscapes.
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Why professional teams flock to Mallorca every winter for training. Discover the island's best routes, from Serra de Tramuntana climbs to coastal loops.
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Everything you need to know about tackling Spain's most famous pilgrimage route by bicycle, from gear to stages and accommodation tips.
Read full guide →Spain consistently ranks among Europe's top cycling destinations, and for good reason.
With one of Europe's warmest climates, Spain offers year-round cycling conditions. Southern regions like Andalusia and the Mediterranean coast enjoy mild winters perfect for training rides.
From flat Via Verde greenways ideal for families to the legendary mountain passes of the Vuelta a Espana, Spain caters to beginners and professionals alike with over 2,500 km of dedicated cycling paths.
Every route passes through historic villages, ancient Roman roads, and vibrant local markets. Combine your rides with tapas stops, vineyard visits, and medieval town explorations.
Practical advice gathered from years of riding across the Iberian Peninsula.
March to May and September to November offer the most comfortable conditions. Summer months can exceed 40 degrees Celsius in central and southern regions, so plan early morning starts if riding June through August.
Spanish law requires cyclists to wear helmets outside urban areas. Drivers must maintain a 1.5-meter distance when overtaking. Many regions have well-marked cycling lanes, especially along the Mediterranean coast.
Most Spanish trains operated by Renfe allow bikes on regional and long-distance services. Airlines like Iberia and Vueling accept boxed bikes as checked luggage.
Browse our detailed route guides with maps, elevation profiles, accommodation tips, and insider recommendations from local riders.
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