Eight bike tours around Madrid and beyond, from a short e-bike ride to a three-day mountain camp. Filter by bike type, difficulty, length or place.
Gravel
A long day on pine-forest tracks and quiet farm roads east of Madrid, with just over 1,000 m of climbing spread across the route.
Moderate, Full day
from €160 per rider Not bookable right now
E-bike
A short, assisted ride across the old town, over river bridges and through city parks, built to show the city without hard effort.
Easy, Short ride
from €85 per rider Not bookable right now
A concentrated morning of climbing on the ascent local professionals use to test themselves, with 1,180 m gained in 62 km.
Hard, Half day
from €95 per rider Not bookable right now
Road
A long day on the cliff road between coves, with a seafood lunch stop and rolling climbs that add up to 1,650 m.
Hard, Full day
from €150 per rider Not bookable right now
A flat day on an old railway path, with no traffic and almost no climbing, ridden at your own pace.
Easy, Full day
from €45 per rider Not bookable right now
Three days of mountain passes with a van following, nights in a hotel and a mechanic on hand, totalling 7,400 m of climbing.
3 days, 2 nights
Hard, Multi-day
from €1,290 per rider, 3 days Not bookable right now
Gravel
A demanding gravel day on tracks between extinct volcanoes and beech forest, with 1,600 m of climbing over 88 km.
1 days
Moderate, Full day
from €135 per rider Not bookable right now
Gravel
A gentle first taste of gravel on wide riverside tracks, with just 250 m of climbing across 34 km.
Easy
from €75 per rider Not bookable right now
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Prices checked on 8 November 2026. Final price on the booking page.
The tours split into three groups. Easy rides, up to 40 km and 300 m of climbing, suit beginners and families. Gravel days of 72 to 88 km suit regular riders who like tracks and forest. The hard tours include a half-day climb, a long coastal road day and a three-day camp with van support.
Before booking, check the meeting point, because two tours start well outside the Madrid area. Confirm whether a bike is included, what size range is offered, how many riders go out together, and what the cancellation terms are for bad weather. Compare the climbing figure as well as the distance: it tells you more about how hard the day will feel.