City and nearby rides: old town, parks, greenway, forest tracks and a big climb.
Gravel
A long gravel day on pine-forest tracks and quiet farm roads outside the city, with about 1,050 m of climbing along the way.
Moderate, Full day
from €140 per rider Not bookable right now
E-bike
A short, easy ride on an electric bike through the old town, over bridges and into parks, with the motor handling the hills.
Easy, Two hours
from €65 per rider Not bookable right now
Road
A demanding morning session on the climb local professionals use as a test, packing 1,180 m of ascent into 62 km.
Hard, Half day
from €95 per rider Not bookable right now
Touring
A relaxed, traffic-free day on an old railway path to the sea, ridden at your own pace with little climbing.
Easy, Full day
from €45 per rider Not bookable right now
Gravel
A gentle first taste of gravel riding on wide riverside tracks, with only about 250 m of climbing over 34 km.
Easy
from €75 per rider Not bookable right now
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Prices checked on 30 October 2026. Final price on the booking page.
Five tours start in or close to Barcelona. The Old Town E-Bike Ride is a two-hour city loop. The Greenway Easy Day follows a flat railway path to the coast. The Riverside Gravel Intro is an easy 34 km on wide tracks. The Forest Gravel Loop heads east into pine forest, and the Big Climb Morning is a hard half day for strong riders. Together they cover every level from first ride to training session, with no long transfer needed.
Barcelona combines a dense old town with parks, a long coastline and hills behind the city, so you can pick a ride from 22 km of sightseeing to a hard climbing morning without leaving the area. Public transport is good, and most tours start without a long transfer. The sea breeze keeps coastal rides pleasant in warm months, while the hills offer cooler air.
City rides link the old town, bridges and parks at an easy pace. A railway path heads to the coast on flat ground, and gravel tracks run through riverside corridors and forest to the east. Strong riders can tackle a hard climb in a half-day morning. Read each tour page for the route detail, as operators decide the exact roads.
Spring and autumn give the most comfortable riding. July and August are hot, so choose morning starts or the e-bike city ride. Winter days are usually mild enough for city and coastal riding but short in daylight, which matters for the longer full-day gravel loops.
Barcelona-El Prat airport is the main gateway and connects to the centre by metro, train and bus. Within the city, metro and Rodalies trains reach most meeting points. Check each tour page for the exact start, as some gravel and climbing rides begin outside the centre.
All tours here are guided or supported by an operator. For a first day, the e-bike ride or the greenway day gives the lowest effort. The gravel intro suits those curious about off-road riding, while the forest loop and the big climb suit riders with a solid base.