Gran Canaria

Balcón del Mar Gran Canaria

Balcon del Mar is a Cycling Friendly apartment complex in Puerto Rico, on the south side of Gran Canaria. I Each apartment has two bedrooms with twin beds and a bathroom with a shower. The layout is simple, comfortable, and perfect for recovering after a good day on the bike. The complex also has a shared swimming pool with sun loungers, ideal for cooling down and unwinding after a long ride in the Gran Canaria sun. Balcon del Mar offers solid facilities for cyclists, including secure bike storage with video surveillance and a dedicated repair workshop. You can focus on the ride, knowing your bike is well looked after.

Casa en La Montaña (B&B)

Casa en La Montaña B&B offers a peaceful base just outside the main tourist zones of Maspalomas, giving it a quieter, more local feel. It’s a simple, well-kept guesthouse with comfortable rooms, bike storage and a relaxed atmosphere. The outdoor areas are ideal for a calm start or end to the day, and the home-style breakfasts give you a solid start before heading into the hills. Being slightly removed from the resort core means less traffic and easier access to rural routes, making it a great option if you value a low-key stay with direct links to inland climbs.

Cyclo Canaria

Bike brands: Scott

Cyclo Canaria is a bike rental and service shop in the Maspalomas area. They offer a selection of racing bikes from race, comfort to hubrid. The team also provides workshop support for repairs and adjustments.

Bike Lane Canarias

Bike Lane Canarias is a cyclist-oriented shop in Las Palmas offering road bikes, components and accessories, along with full mechanical service. It’s a reliable stop for gear, upgrades or repairs if you’re riding in Gran Canaria and need quick support. The staff is knowledgeable, and the store stocks a strong selection of brands and parts.

Bar Félix

Bar Félix in La Aldea is a simple, local spot serving home-style food in a laid-back setting. Located near the centre of town, it has outdoor seating where you can keep your bike close. It's a perfect stop for a lunch break or a coffee stop before heading into the mountains again. The menu includes hearty dishes like grilled meats, stews and salads, all served in generous portions.

Alto de la Culata - Risco Blanco

8.14km | 541m | 6.6%

This climb breaks away from the main road to Pico de las Nieves. After Santa Lucía, the route leaves the primary road. It narrows into a quiet e on the GC-654 where the road winds along the edge of the barranco toward Taidía. The scenery becomes more dramatic here, with the striking face of Risco Blanco dominating the skyline. The road clings to the hillside and curves gently upward. Road conditions are rough at places, traffic is almost non existent and the views are outstanding.

Alto de Los Moriscos from Moya

19.74km | 1091m | 5.5%

Alto de Los Moriscos from Moya offers a scenic northern approach that winds through the lush Barranco de Moya, one of the island’s greenest valleys. The route climbs gently on a narrow, quiet road until it merges with the main ascent. From there, the road rises steadily through a more open landscape with views across the island’s central highlands.