Ordesa Tracks
MTB route through Ordesa, Biescas and Alto Gallego
MTB
226 km
Total distance
7057 m
Accumulated drop
4
Physical difficulty
4
Technical difficulty
750 m
Minimum height
2200 m
Maximum elevation
Ordesa Tracks
Enjoy the Pyrenees to the fullest with Tracks Ordesa BTT, a route that runs from Biescas to the incredible Ordesa National Park.
Description
Tracks Ordesa, a spectacular mountain bike route in stages to discover the Ordesa National Park and the beautiful landscapes of Torla and the Alto Gállego and Sobrarbe regions.
Enjoy the Pyrenees in style with Tracks de Ordesa, a route that runs through from Biescas to the incredible Ordesa National ParkYou'll discover the area's characteristic flora and fauna, as well as the hospitality of its people and its typical cuisine, all while enjoying your bike to the fullest.
THE TOP OF THIS ROUTE
- Rest in Bike-friendly accommodations
- Marvel at the spectacular views of Ordesa
- Taste the typical gastronomy of the Pyrenees
- Discover picturesque Pyrenean towns
- Discover authentic uninhabited villages
- Ride through fun trials
3 stages
If you have only a few days
DAILY TOUR
Day 1. Biescas - Broto: 48km > 1787m + elevation gain
Day 2. Broto - Cutas viewpoints - Fiscal: 57km > 1660m + elevation gain
Day 3. Fiscal - Biescas: 45km > 1350m + elevation gain
4 stages
For bikers in good physical shape
DAILY TOUR
Day 1. Jaca - Biescas: 54km > 1700m + elevation gain
Day 2. Biescas - Broto: 48km > 1787m + elevation gain
Day 3. Broto - Cutas viewpoints - Fiscal: 57km > 1660m + elevation gain
Day 4. Fiscal - Jaca: 67km > 1910m + elevation gain
5 stages
The perfect choice
DAILY TOUR
Day 1. Jaca - Biescas: 54km > 1700m + elevation gain
Day 2. Biescas - Broto: 48km > 1787m + elevation gain
Day 3. Broto - Cutas viewpoints - Broto: 43km > 1552m + elevation gain
Day 4. Broto - Fiscal: 56km > 1627m + elevation gain
Day 5. Fiscal - Jaca: 67km > 1910m + elevation gain
Technical sheet
Total distance
226 km
total gradient
7057 m
itinerario
Circular route.
Mountain biking in the Pyrenees in its purest form with Ordesa Tracks: a Mountain bike route through the Aragonese Pyrenees, 260 km long and with a cumulative elevation gain of 7250 m, which crosses three regions and allows you to discover the surroundings of the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park, most of it via paths and trails.
Once a land of smugglers, it was filled with trails that today allow us to enjoy wonderful landscapes with spectacular views and magical corners, while feeling watched over by the watchful eye and the elegant flight of the bearded vulture. You'll also be able to admire the picturesque Pyrenean villages you pass through, brimming with Romanesque architecture in every corner.
We help you adapt the difficulty of the route to your profile. This way, you can perform the stages in 3, 4 or 5 daysIf you wish, you can take the tour with a Tracks de Ordesa guide.
Along the way, you'll visit different towns where you'll find a multitude of accommodations and services where you can enjoy the hospitality of the locals and traditional cuisine. In addition, at Bike-Friendly accommodations, you can benefit from essential services for cyclists free of charge.
At the end of the route, with your book duly stamped, you will receive an exclusive TRACKS DE ORDESA jersey. The meeting point for both the start and finish will be in the city of Jaca.
Type of terrain
5% asphalt
20% trails
75% clues
Available services
Transport of suitcases
GPS rental
Local guide
Bike rental
mechanical assistance
Advice on the road
Meet the creator of this route
Miguel Espi
I'm passionate about bicycles, mountain biking, and road routes. I love helping my clients and solving any kind of problem, as well as having a good chat about one of the routes ;)
FAQs
Ideal bike: Without a doubt, a full-suspension bike is the most suitable for this type of route.
Tires: Versatile tires are the most appropriate, as there are many different surfaces (rock slabs, paths, steps, tracks, loose rock sections, cobblestones, singletrack, etc.). This is an area with a lot of vegetation and fairly narrow trails: local bikers use tubeless tires or inner tubes with sealant.
Orientation: The route is tracked using a GPS tracker. The organizers also provide participants with technical sheets for all stages, along with information and useful tips throughout the route.
Best time: Spring, summer and autumn with their beech forests and colors.
Type of roads: The route runs along 100% cycle tracks and paths, including some paved sections to explore hidden, idyllic valleys. However, technique is always important in MTB, especially on the trails.
Philosophy: This is a self-guided, non-competitive tour; the important thing is to enjoy mountain biking in its purest form.
Luggage transport: Given the technical nature of the route, it is highly recommended to book this service. The price depends on the number of people and the stages of the route.
Mechanical assistance: The organization offers support services on the road.
Supplies: Some stages don't pass through towns where you can eat, so it's advisable to be self-sufficient and book a picnic.
FAQs
Ideal bike
Without a doubt, a full-suspension bike is the most suitable for this type of route.
Tires
Versatile tires are the most appropriate, as there are many different surfaces (rock slabs, paths, steps, tracks, loose rock sections, cobblestones, singletrack, etc.). This is an area with a lot of vegetation and fairly narrow trails: local bikers use tubeless tires or inner tubes with sealant.
Orientation
The route is tracked using a GPS tracker. The organizers also provide participants with technical sheets for all stages, along with information and useful tips throughout the route.
Best time
Spring, summer and autumn with their beech forests and colors
Type of roads
The route runs along 100% cycle tracks and paths, including some paved sections to explore hidden, idyllic valleys. However, technique is always important in MTB, especially on the trails.
Philosophy
This is a self-guided, non-competitive tour; the important thing is to enjoy mountain biking in its purest form.
luggage transport
Given the technical nature of the route, it is highly recommended to book this service. The price depends on the number of people and the stages of the route.
mechanical assistance
The organization offers support services on the road.
Provisioning
Some stages don't pass through towns where you can eat, so it's advisable to be self-sufficient and book a picnic.
Request a quote
We will contact you within 48 hours to send you a customized quote for your trip.
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