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Ciclovia dell'Acqua loop
A very fun loop from Contrada Marangiulo via Cisternino onto the Ciclovia dell'Acqua: traffic-free gravel, ever so slightly downhill, past the Galante bridge and countless trulli to Ceglie Messapica, then back north on narrow broken lanes and gravel through the olive groves. Hilly all the way, no killer climbs.
Gravel: Coín
One of the few true gravel routes departing from Málaga: no killer climbs, thin traffic, and some nice stretches of gravel through the Guadalhorce valley to Coín.
Gorafe desert gravel loop
A brutal off-road loop through the Gorafe desert: dolmens, canyons and the badlands of Los Coloraos, with relentless steep ramps on rock and sand. Epic, remote and best ridden on an MTB.
Vía Verde del Almanzora: Baúl to Serón
A gentle, almost entirely downhill rail-trail ride from Baúl through Baza to the beautifully restored railway station of Serón, following the old Guadix - Almendricos iron ore railway.
Collado Bermejo from Totana
A 42 km loop from Totana straight up the Collado Bermejo climb (8.44 km at 6.7%) into the Parque Regional de Sierra Espuña, returning via the traffic-free Canal Principal de la Margen Derecha service road and a stinging punchy climb back to the sanctuary.
Sierra Espuña loop
A 130 km loop from Totana into the Parque Regional de Sierra Espuña, with the big Collado Bermejo climb between km 95 and 119.
Velefique & Collado del Ramal
A brutal desert double-header linking Alto de Velefique with the savage Collado del Ramal.
Vía de la Plata & Ruta del Agua gravel loop
A gravel loop following sections of the Ruta Vía de la Plata and the Ruta del Agua through the Sevilla countryside.
MTB Montes de Málaga: Full Loop
An epic MTB adventure through the Montes de Málaga. Starting from the capital, you climb past the botanical gardens to the dam before tackling steep, rocky trails to Vendo Miel. The narrative is relentless: unforgiving climbs on weathered trails, sinkholes, loose rocks, and gradients exceeding 20%. It feels like 70km of climbing and 25km of concentrated descent. At 800m altitude, a deceptive plateau offers brief respite before a final brutal climb to Mirador Vázquez Sell. Sanctuary comes at a cost: this is a properly tough ride where you won't see another soul for hours.
MTB Montes de Málaga
A mountain bike route that follows more or less the Picapedreros route, goes up to the mirador and then flies down back to Málaga.
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