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Road Cycling Routes near La Massana

Discover the best road cycling routes near La Massana in Andorra. We've curated 12 road cycling routes within riding distance of La Massana. The area offers mountainous terrain. Each route includes GPX files, detailed elevation profiles, highlighted climbs, and recommended café stops along the way.

12 routes

Andorra from West to East route map

Andorra from West to East

100.0 km • 2600 m • Epic

This route crosses the country from west to east, taking in the Port de Cabús and the Port d’Envalira. If you want to reach the eastern border, be sure to continue on to Pas de la Casa.

Port de la Rabassa & Coll de la Gallina route map

Port de la Rabassa & Coll de la Gallina

70.1 km • 2300 m • Hard

Another local favourite: combine the climb to Port de la Rabassa with Coll de la Gallina for a solid ride. You can switch the order of climbs or mix up the ascent and descent options.

Three Nations Loop route map

Three Nations Loop

134.0 km • 2160 m • Hard

Best to ride this one clockwise. Start with the climb up Port d’Envalira, then descend into France and follow the signs to Porté-Puymorens. From there, the road drops for nearly 70 kilometers all the way to La Seu d’Urgell in Spain. After that, it’s a false flat back into Andorra.

Coll d'Ordino Coffee loop route map

Coll d'Ordino Coffee loop

38.3 km • 1040 m • Moderate

Classic ride over the Coll d'Ordino, climbing up from Canillo and dropping down into Ordino. On the return, Gruppetta is a solid coffee stop before the final roll back into Andorra la Vella.

Port de Cabús route map

Port de Cabús

70.8 km • 1980 m • Hard

Start your ride with the climb up Port de Cabús at 2,304 meters. Soak in the views on the way down, then head through the tunnel toward Encamp and Canillo. Finish it off with the Coll d’Ordino as your final climb.

Coll d'Ordinno & Beixales route map

Coll d'Ordinno & Beixales

42.8 km • 1364 m • Moderate

When you're riding in Andorra, these climbs are almost always part of the plan. Start with the Col d'Ordino, then loop back via the switchbacks of the Col de Beixalís. You can pretty much jump into this route from anywhere along the way.

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