Events in Spain

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Andalusia

Sierra Nevada and the Andalucía Bike Race, a mecca for mountain biking and multi-stage events.

7 events

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Catalonia

From the Empordà to the Pyrenees, one of Spain's busiest cyclosportive calendars.

6 events

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Community of Madrid

The Sierra de Guadarrama offers road and mountain bike cyclosportives with direct access from the capital.

6 events

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Valencian Community

Mild year-round climate and reference events like the Gran Fondo por València.

5 events

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Basque Country

The birthplace of Spanish cycling, with legendary climbs and long-standing events.

5 events

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Canary Islands

Volcanic climbs, subtropical climate and reference events year-round in Tenerife and Gran Canaria.

4 events

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La Rioja

Vineyards and mountain ranges in Spain's most compact territory, with road cyclosportives between the Sierra de la Demanda and the Cameros.

4 events

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Region of Murcia

Sierra Espuña, Valle de Ricote and the coast, with warm weather that allows riding almost year-round.

3 events

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Aragon

Pyrenees and Iberian System, home of the Quebrantahuesos, one of Spain's most veteran cyclosportives.

2 events

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Balearic Islands

Mallorca is a European cyclosportive mecca, with the Serra de Tramuntana and mild weather nearly year-round.

2 events

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Castile and León

Plateau and northern mountain ranges, with a growing road and gravel event calendar.

1 event

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Navarre

Land of legendary Pyrenean climbs and pristine valleys, with events combining toughness and spectacular landscapes on the French border.

1 event

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Asturias

The Picos de Europa and the Cantabrian coast offer demanding mountain climbs and coastal road cyclosportives.

1 event

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Cantabria

Shares the Picos de Europa with Asturias and offers road cyclosportives along the Cantabrian coast and interior valleys.

1 event

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Castile-La Mancha

Ranges like Montes de Toledo and Alto Tajo, with road and gravel cyclosportives across the Castilian plateau.

1 event

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Galicia

Atlantic cyclosportives among rías, coastal cliffs and interior ranges, with road and gravel events.

1 event

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Extremadura

Dehesas, mountain ranges and the Jerte and Las Hurdes valleys, with uncrowded events in beautiful natural landscapes.

0 events

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Ceuta

Compact routes with views of the Strait of Gibraltar and the African coast, in a unique enclave between two continents.

0 events

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Melilla

Spain's easternmost autonomous city on the North African coast, with coastal routes and Mediterranean views.

0 events