ANDORRA BY BIKE CYCLING

The Hotel Màgic Ski 4 * is a Bike Experience Hotel located in La Massana, Andorra.

Andorra has a special charm and due to its geography and location, it is perfect for practicing sports. If you like cycling, Andorra is perfect to practice it because it has up to 21 mountain passes that will put your endurance and your dedication to the test. Two of the great international competitions do stages on their roads such as the Vuelta España and the Tour de France.

TOP ROUTES AND CYCLING PASSES OF ANDORRA

La Massana - Pal Station - Puerto del Cabús - La Massana

Spectacular cycling route with departure and arrival in the center of La Massana. This route will take us to the top of the Pal station and the Port del Cabús so that we can enjoy an unbeatable environment. Despite the fact that the route is of a moderate level, it has points with a 10% drop to put our legs to the test.

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La Massana - Coll de Ordino - Collada de Beixalís - La Massana

Cycling route with departure and arrival in Erts and passing through La Massana, so we can head out to the start or start the route from the center of La Massana. This route will allow us to climb two of the cycling passes of Andorra through which the tour has passed. We recommend keeping your strength at the Coll de Ordino to be able to reach the Collada de Beixalís with energy.

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La Massana - Coll de Ordino - Puerto de Envalira - Collada de Beixalís - La Massana

Complicated circular cycling route with departure and arrival in La Massana. Without a doubt, our main enemy will be the distance since we will have to overcome 80 km and three mythical passes of the Tour (Coll de Ordino, Puerto de Envalira and Collada de Beixalis. The pass of Envalira is the highest in Andorra, 2,400 meters, for which we always recommend to wear a windbreaker.

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La Massana - Puerto del Cabús - Sispony - Ordino - La Massana

A very difficult circular cycling route that will take us up the Puerto del Cabús (passing through the Pal ski resort), visiting the town of Arinsal, doing the Cortals de Sispony road and visiting the town of Ordino passing through Anyós. Undoubtedly, a difficult level route since it is 68 km with a great unevenness to overcome.

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La Massana - Coll de la Gallina - Coll de la Rabassa - La Massana

Circular cycling route that must be done once in a lifetime as it will allow us to crown two of the most famous cycling passes in Andorra. The Coll de la Gallina is a special category pass, common in La Vuelta, with ramps that can reach 11% where you will probably come across one of the many protour cyclists who live in Andorra.

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La Massana - Collada de Beixalís - Sanctuary of Meritxell - Coll de Ordino - Puerto de Arcalís - La Massana

Moderate level cycling route with departure and arrival in the center of La Massana. This route will allow us to discover three of the most famous passes in Andorra and discover the Sanctuary of Meritxell. Although the route is of a moderate level, we can feel like a winner of the Tour ascending to the Ordino-Arcalís station, the end of the stage in several editions of this race.

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La Massana - Coll de la Botella - Puerto del Cabús - Puerto de Arcalís - La Massana

One of the most difficult cycling routes in Andorra. With departure and arrival in La Massana. We will go up the Coll de la Botella and Port del Cabús to end up going up the pass of Arcalís, the end of the Tour stage in several editions. It is important to keep your strength to reach the last ascent with strong legs.

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Soldeu - Port of Envalira - Pas de la Casa - Porte Puymorens

Cycling route from Soldeu to Porte Puymorens passing through the pass of Envalira, the highest in Andorra at 2,400 meters. Despite not being a circular route, we can do the reverse way to get to Soldeu again. We recommend bringing a windbreaker since in the pass of Envalira it tends to cool.

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Soldeu - Coll de Ordino - Andorra la Vella - Soldeu

Spectacular circular cycling route from Soldeu that allows us to crown the Coll de Ordino, one of the best-known passes in Andorra, reach Andorra la Vella and return to Soldeu. Despite being a moderate level route, we recommend saving your strength for the final section since despite not having a too high slope, the accumulated kilometers can take a toll on our legs.

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Soldeu - Coll d'Ordino - El Forn - Soldeu

This circular route from Soldeu will allow us to visit the town of Ordino by bicycle, passing through the mythical Coll de Ordino, returning to Canillo to ascend to El Forn and return to Soldeu. Without a doubt, repeating the Coll de Ordino will be one of the greatest difficulties of the route, so it is best to save your legs on the first ascent so as not to run out of gas.

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