Mountain Bike

12.5 miles

Distance

2,919 ft

Climb

-2,920 ft

Descent

4,558 ft

High Point

Enjoy the wild side of Aran in the valley closest to the French border, where tourism has left a little trace. Spruce and beech forests, moss and ferns environment will lead you to enjoy a descent that is never difficult but that will keep you focused on the bike, making curves along the historic path that descends from the old village of Bordius, a set of traditional buildings still in good condition, to the bottom of Toran riverside.

It is a shady descent, usually with a good grip, which we will share with pedestrians, so slow down and if possible avoid the days and hours of peak visitor traffic.

The tour is relatively quick and comfortable: the ascent runs along a paved road with a constant slope, and the return after the descent follows a road as well. However, the altitude gain isn’t negligible and the distance isn’t neither. Get ready for a lonely adventure

source: Visit Val d'Aran

Detailed Description

Bordius is a 13 mile moderately popular easy route located near Les. This mountain bike primary route. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 2,919 ft with a max elevation of 4,558 ft then descends -2,920 ft.

Local Trail Association

OcBike Val d'Aran (www.visitvaldaran.com)

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Trails in Route

Bordius

5,259 ft

Details

Riding area

Les
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Other Activities
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AKA

ÒcBike 10B
Difficulty rating

Green
eBike Allowed

Yes
Bike type

AM, Gravel

More Stats for Bordius mountain bike route

Altitude change

-1 ft
Altitude min

2,001 ft
Altitude start

2,116 ft
Altitude end

2,116 ft
Grade max

-74.1%
Grade min

64.7%
Distance climb

7 miles
Distance down

5 miles
Distance flat

2,136 ft

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