Singletrack MTB 4 stages
Pre-pyrenean All mountain

• This trip is available all year although from March to November the weather is more favorable. In summer you must start early and to rest and bathing in natural pools at midday.
• You can fill out a form to customize your trip or hire extra services: Rent a bike, e-bike, gps, insurance …
• Prices are calculated for a group of four people.

Technical difficulty: Difficult

Stage  1: Ficha técnica

• Distance: 60,4 km and +1800 m
• Time: 7-9 h
• Road: 20% – Unpaved track: 41% – Pathway: 39%

Stage  2: Ficha técnica

• Distance: 52,2 km and +1255 m
• Time: 5 – 7 h
• Road: 11% – Unpaved track: 58% -Pathway: 31%

Stage  3: Ficha técnica

• Distance: 461,1 km and 1600 m
• Time: 7 – 8 h
• Road: 20% – Unpaved track: 63% -Pathway: 17%

Stage 4: Ficha técnica

• Distance: 60,7 km and +1680 m
• Time: 7 – 8 h
• Road: 3% – Unpaved track: 68% -Pathway: 29%

• Prepyr Slow is a 4-stage self-guided MTB route, so a GPS device is needed to follow the track. Please remember to bring an extra battery with you.
• It’s always advisable to bring the route map&factsheet of every stage with you, and auxiliar cartography as well (digital or printed).
• In the route planner, main crosses and waypoints considered important are marked. If during the tour you find diversions not described in the route planner, you must follow the main road/path without deviating. Keep in mind the eventuality of small discrepancies between route planner distances and those measured by your own odometer.
• It’s essential to book your trip or accomodation in advance to ensure its availability. The staging points are small villages with few services, so prior appointment is a must.
• The tour philosophy is to maximize the singletracks percentage, but most of them have an alternative by easier paved or unpaved roads. In order to avoid them, you’ll have to study the cartography in detail before taking a decision. There are also some GPS variants in the download section.
• Please, start the stages early to avoid unexpected delays due to losses or breakdowns. Each stage can easily take between 6 and 8 hours of pedalling.
• During each stage bikers must be food&drink self-reliant. The route passes by villages that sometimes have a bar, but is advisable to always bring enough food and water just in case.
• Doble suspension or trail bikes are very recommendable in this tour, because all stages have a high percentage of singletracks, most of them rocky. Some singletracks have difficult sections, don’t risk unnecessarily if you’re not confident about them. The goal is to reach your destination.
• In some singletrack climb sections you’ll maybe need to hike-a-bike, but they’ll never be longer than 10 minutes.
• Helmet is compulsory for all bikers. We encourage yo to bring knee&elbow protections for singletrack descents.
• An accident/travel insurance (like cyclist federative insurances) is always recommendable.
• Many places in the route don’t have internet or telephone coverage. Nevertheless, don’t forget to bring your mobile phone with full battery and to inform about your planed route to the accomodation where you are expected to arrive. Remember: 112 is the emergency number in Spain.

• EU citizens should bring a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) from their home country, or take out prívate medical insurance.
• Non-EU citizens will need a passport and visas.
• All excursions are guaranteed with a mínimum of four people.