tours
Three Profiles, Three Levels
The Gran Fondo València features three unique and incredible routes for all cycling enthusiasts to enjoy.
177 km
148 km
100 km
177 km
High difficulty.
For the bravest among us!
A 177-km route with 2,003 meters of elevation gain. Starts at La Marina de València and finishes at La Marina de València.
– Canteras 182 m.
– Puerto L’Oronet 493 m.
– Alto Segart 589 m.
– Puerto Chirivilla 711 m.
Information for Alto Segart
Remember, it’s very important to have the right gear ratio to tackle this big challenge and Segart.
Our recommendation is:
For regular riders: a 30-tooth sprocket (the highest) and a 36-tooth chainring.
For less frequent riders: a 34-tooth sprocket and a 34-tooth chainring.
Our recommendation is:
For regular riders: a 30-tooth sprocket (the highest) and a 36-tooth chainring.
For less frequent riders: a 34-tooth sprocket and a 34-tooth chainring.
148 km
Medium difficulty.
Legendary mountain passes, kilometers of excitement!
A 148 kilometer route with an elevation gain of 1,474 meters. Start at La Marina de València and finish at La Marina de València.
– Canteras 182 m.
– Puerto L’Oronet 493 m.
– Puerto Chirivilla 711 m.
100km
Low difficulty.
The best route between La Calderona and the finish line!
A 100-km route with 1,097 meters of elevation gain. The race starts in Náquera and finishes in La Marina de València.
– Puerto L’Oronet 493 m.
– Puerto Chirivilla 711 m.
ports
The Gran Fondo València features four mountain passes.
– Puerto L’Oronet, toward Náquera. 3rd category.
– Alto Segart. Category 1. A true legend of the Vuelta a España.
– Puerto Chirivilla. 1ª Category.
