Gravel Races in Spain

Self-supported audax-style gravel bikepacking event across the Canary Islands. The route covers about 800 km with ferry links, volcanic terrain, remote gravel tracks and paved connectors.

Self-supported bikepacking event starting and finishing in Malaga. The 800 km Andalusian route is roughly 40 percent off-road, with mountain crossings, quiet tarmac lanes, rocky tracks and olive-grove landscapes.

Multi-day gravel event in the Ebro Lands UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Routes range from flat delta loops to a 500 km option that climbs into Els Ports Natural Park and returns to the coast.

The 200 km distance of the Traka gravel festival in Girona, run on the Friday of the weekend. A demanding mix of Catalan gravel, farm tracks and technical sections that has become one of Europe's most popular mass-participation gravel races.

New flagship endurance race introduced for 2027, replacing the long-running Traka 360 and Traka 560. Held on the Saturday of the Traka weekend on Girona's mixed gravel, farm roads and singletrack, it is the only race for the pro categories in 2027 as Klassmark consolidates the event into a more selective competitive field.

The 100 km entry-level distance of the Traka gravel weekend in Girona, held on the Sunday. Offers newer gravel riders a taste of the region's white roads and rolling terrain in a festival atmosphere.

700km ultracycling gravel event connecting Madrid with Barcelona via paved roads and gravel through the heart of Spain.

Two-chapter gravel odyssey across the Pyrenees: Mediterranean to Atlantic on Spanish pistas, back on legendary French cols. 1,800km total.

Lost Dot's self-supported ultra across the Pyrenees — from one coast to the other and back over the range, roughly 1,500km with around 28,000m of climbing over some of Europe's hardest passes.

One of the most iconic gravel events in Europe. Part of Gravel Earth Series with routes from 100km to 560km through Catalonian landscapes.

Fully supported three-stage gravel trip starting just outside Granada, 14-18 October 2026. Stage 1 Granada to Guadix 76 km / 1,900 m, Stage 2 a 107 km / 1,330 m loop into the Gorafe Desert, Stage 3 Guadix to Granada 82 km / 1,920 m, plus a 30 km warm-up ride on arrival day. Transfers from Malaga, hotels and meals included.

Heritage gravel ride through the vineyards and white gravel roads of La Rioja wine country in northern Spain. Vintage and modern gravel routes from Cenicero.

An epic coast-to-coast bikepacking race across the Pyrenees from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean. Self-supported through remote mountain passes and ancient trails.

UCI Gravel World Series qualifier on the iconic Girona gravel roads.

Unsupported ultra-distance gravel race, about 800 km with 16,000 m of climbing, starting in Granada on 30 August 2026 at 08:00 with a time limit of 20:00 on 3 September. Crosses the Gorafe and Tabernas deserts, the Cabo de Gata coast and Pico Veleta (3,396 m), the highest paved road in Europe.

Part of the By The Traka label and Gravel Earth Series. A gravel adventure through the pre-Pyrenean landscape of Lleida, combining world-class racing with festival atmosphere.

650km gravel bikepacking adventure following historical landmarks and the Cid Burgos Valencia route through central Spain.

Multi-day gravel adventure crossing the Pyrenees from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic.

Explore the gravel trails around Girona, the cycling capital of Europe. Ride through medieval villages, cork oak forests, and along the wild Costa Brava coastline.

525km gravel ultra-endurance challenge through the iconic landscapes of Castilla La Mancha, following the trails of Don Quixote.

870km self-supported gravel event tracing the original border of Balutia, an ancient Arab province through Córdoba, Ciudad Real, and Badajoz.

Gravel race through the dehesas of Extremadura.

A Mediterranean island gravel adventure through the Serra de Tramuntana mountains and rural interior of Mallorca. Olive groves, stone walls, and turquoise coves.

Part of the Gravel Earth Series. Ride through the Monegros Desert - one of Europe most iconic semi-arid landscapes. Fast rolling dirt, wind-shaped terrain, and wide-open horizons in Aragon.

Gravel Earth Series race in the Catalan pre-Pyrenees around Ponts. Rugged limestone gravel, river canyons and remote mountain tracks.

Gravel race through the Tramuntana foothills and Mallorca interior.

UCI Gravel World Series qualifier through the rugged Sierra de Espadán above Castellón.

Season-opening Gravel Earth Series race across the Empordà plain near Girona. Fast farm gravel, vineyards and Costa Brava hinterland.