Enduro MTB BGuara
Essential enduro routes in Nocito

Enduro MTB holidays overlooking the Pyrenees.

Enduro mtb routes on the north face of the Natural Park of the Sierra de Guara, a virgin territory full of history. We selected enduro mtb routes that best suit your needs so you can enjoy the most, away from the noise and no crowds.

Inspiring landecapes. Ciclyng over rocks you will discover Romanesque hermitages, megalithic dolmens and depopulated laden with tradition.

Day 1: Reception

We will be awaiting your arrival and we will go straight to the point to disconnect and dive into the trip.

Day 2: Guara 5 Stars

Everything in this route is top-quality: landscapes, trails, villages, forests… The best of Guara’s northern mountainside is summed up in this varied and comprehensive itinerary.

After a short road climb up to San Úrbez Sanctuary we must take the GR1 heading to Bentué and Used, an excellent enduro trail. From Used to Azpe another good singletrack climbs up with short sections of pushing the bike. There’s still another steep slope to the panoramic Coronazo pass, where an incredible 6 km descent by the forest begins. You’ll wish it would never end! From the lovely Bara village a narrow road climbs up steadily to Used and there another dirt road takes to an old building. That’s the beginning of the last rocky singletrack heading to Nocito, where you’ll surely arrive grinning broadly.

GR1 VARIANT: A variant of the main route descends directly from Used to Bara by the GR1, avoiding the bulk of the singletrack climb and passing by the wonderful Cardito pool.

Day 3: 17 km of non-stop top-quality singletracks.

17 km of non-stop top-quality singletracks.

Few routes can boast of this amount and variety of natural paths in a privileged environment made of uninhabited villages, rivers with crystal water pools and lovely pine forests. To start with, the assortment of singletracks begins with the exceptional GR1 among Santuario de San Úrbez, Bentué de Nocito and Used, all of them places with very interesting heritage. From Used to the uninhabited village of Azpe you’ll find the hardest climb of the route including some short hike-a-bike. It continues going up and down towards Abellada and Pardina Latorre, from where a wonderful descent (one of the best in the region) goes down to San Úrbez. The last downhill singletrack to Nocito, extremely rocky, can be avoided by the paved road.

What’s included:

• Welcome at the start of the trip
• Half board accommodation
• Guide for the whole trip so you won’t miss a thing
• Support vehicle
• Gourmet lunch with local delicacies in unique places
• Transfer from/to airport or train station  (optional)
• Insurance (optional)

What’s not included:

• Bike and equipment, drinks, lunches
• Anything not listed above under “What’s included”