Name: Biello Sobrarbe. Road Bike Sierra de Guara
Rating: 5

Mountain Bike

101.2 miles

Distance

8,789 ft

Climb

-8,792 ft

Descent

3,966 ft

High Point

This comprehensive road bike itinerary is made up of two excellent loops that can be covered separately, setting off from Barbastro or Aínsa / Boltaña. Each loop is one of the classic circular routes of the area: the one from Barbastro to Abizanda and Bárcabo has 105 km in length and 1600 m of vertical gain, while the loop from Aínsa to Las Bellostas and Arcusa has only 59 km in length but 990 m of vertical gain. Both together result in a very demanding route if done in just one day due to its high accumulated height difference, only achievable for cyclists in good shape. If the tour is divided in two stages it becomes an atractive and pleasant mid-mountain route with great landscapes and a rugged profile where the mountain passes of El Pino, Arcusa, Serrablo and San Caprasio stand out.

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Detailed Description

Biello Sobrarbe. Road Bike Sierra de Guara is a 101 mile moderately popular red route located near Barbastro. This road bike only route can be used one direction and has a hard overall physical rating. This route climbs 8,789 ft with a max elevation of 3,966 ft then descends -8,792 ft.

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Details

Riding area

Barbastro
Primary Activity

Road Bike
Difficulty rating

Red
Route Type

Loop
eBike Allowed

Yes
Bike type

RD, Adaptive MTB, Gravel
Direction

One Direction
Physical rating

Hard

More Stats for Biello Sobrarbe. Road Bike Sierra de Guara mountain bike route

Altitude min

1,091 ft
Altitude start

1,200 ft
Altitude end

1,198 ft
Grade

-0%
Grade max

-41.8%
Grade min

40.4%
Distance climb

44 miles
Distance down

51 miles
Distance flat

6 miles

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