From Playa del Inglés, we‘ll hum along smoothly on our electric bikes to the gentle climb leading us up the reed-lined valley of Ayagaures, for a welcome break under the shady trees with typical Canaria food and drinks. Another easy climb for the electric bikes up to the viewpoint at Pedro González at 490m. Then down to the famous dunes of Maspalomas and home. Here is a cycle trip for everyone!

Fairly easy warm-up the first 26 kilometers, out to Arguineguín on the rolling coast road and then very gently up to Cercado de Espinos. Save your energy, because from here on it’s up into the heavens. Our local "Alpe d'Huez" with 5,1 km of an average 8% to Soria is the islands most popular climb. After the top, there is a wonderful restaurant which serves mango juice, toast or wonderful cinnamon-laced bread. Return home the same way.

We start at Free Motion's headquarters in Playa del Ingles. From there, we ride along the Ayagaures canyon and through the village of Ayagaures. This is where the real MTB fun begins.
We climb to Eagle Pass and continue on undulating dirt roads of various gradients. The only sound to interrupt the perfect silence, is the occasional call of an eagle.
The final descent into the Grand Canyon will give us an exhilarating adrenaline rush, but there are no technical trails today. Moderate skills are required as we pedal mostly on rocky dirt roads and some tarmac. The climbs are mostly steady with some steeper sections.
You will need good overall fitness and basic technical skills to enjoy this route.

This road tour might just have everything a cyclist could ever want from a ride.

From Playa del Ingles to Soria, we ride on all types of terrain: rolling, flat, long climbs, short climbs and descents. The views are as diverse: ocean coastlines, valleys and mountains.
What is the ride like?
We start with a 17km warm-up in direction Arguineguín. Next up, a gentle climb to Cercado de Espinos. Last, but not least, the challenge of the day: the 5,6km climb up to Soria at an average of 8%.
At the top, we stop at a local restaurant that serves mango juice, toast, and delicious cinnamon-laced bread. We return along the same route.

Only minutes from the busy tourist area awaits us the rugged wilderness and perfect seclusion of the mountains.
As we enter the famous Grand Canyon, we traverse deep gorges and ravines. But the powerful electric motors make even the steepest climbs easy and a colorful Barranco unfolds. After cresting the top a long and rather technical downhill awaits before we cruise back to Free Motion.
This tour follows rocky dirt roads with some paved roads at the end. No technical trails today. You need basic fitness and basic technical level to enjoy this ride.

This road tour might just have everything a cyclist could ever want from a ride.

From Playa del Ingles to Soria, we ride on all types of terrain: rolling, flat, long climbs, short climbs and descents. The views are as diverse: ocean coastlines, valleys and mountains.
What is the ride like?
We start with a 17km warm-up in direction Arguineguín. Next up, a gentle climb to Cercados de Espinos. Last, but not least, the challenge of the day: the 5,6km climb up to Soria at an average of 8%.
At the top, we stop at a local restaurant that serves mango juice, toast, and delicious cinnamon-laced bread. We return along the same route.

From Playa del Inglés, we roll through the reed-lined valley of Ayagaures.
The road climbs gently, but you can barely notice the gradient thanks to the help of the electrical motors. Once we reach the village of Ayagaures, we stop and enjoy a typical Canarian lunch. After that, we tackle the climb to 490m, our e-bikes making the hairpins feel like easy work. At Cima Pedro Gonzales, we stop again to take in the view over the valley below. From there, it is all down to Maspalomas and back to Free Motion.
This is a cycle trip for everyone, and you don't have to be a regular cyclist to enjoy it!

This is a road bicycle tour as easy as any Monday morning should be.

From Playa del Ingles, we head towards Arguineguin on rolling terrain along the coastline. Here, the gradients are gentle, and every pedal stroke rewards you with a view of the ocean.
In the roundabout before Arguineguin, we make a right and head into the Valley of Soria. This stretch of road is one of the flattest you will find in Gran Canaria. So look left, look right, and enjoy the views as you gently spin your legs. Just before the steep section starts, we turn around and enjoy a well deserved break in Cercados de Espinos.
Once we top up our energy levels , we will go back to the starting point, again through the valley and along the coastline.

The perfect introduction to mountain biking on Gran Canaria! An MTB tour from the coast to high up into the mountains, passing up through green farmed valleys to the double reservoirs and village of Ayagaures. You’ll ride on loose surfaces to reach Eagle Pass to relax and enjoy the vista of sun, sea, and mountains spread out below you. Then an exciting descent down the Barranco of Fataga and home through the “Grand Canyon” of Gran Canaria!

Today's cycling tour takes us along the Valley of Ayagaures.
The first kilometres – said to be among the flattest of the island – provide an ideal warm-up for the climb of the day - up to Cima Pedro de González. To conquer this 490m peak, we face a couple of switchbacks. Pedalling at a steady pace, we enjoy the scenery. Once at the top, we stop to take in a panoramic view of the Valley, and its picturesque hamlet.
On the way back, we can stop for a coffee before heading back to the bike shop.

Take a deep breath and prepare yourself for a unique road bike tour!

We start our adventure at the Free Motion shop in Playa del Inglés. The first part of our ride is relatively flat and makes for a perfect warm-up until we reach the bar la Cuevita. From there, it's all uphill on hairpin bends to the Mirador de Ayagaures. There we stop and enjoy the panoramic view of the valley.
Next, we descend towards Monte León and turn right towards Los Palmitos Park as we reach the valley. The next climb starts easy enough but gets a lot harder towards the end! Once we reach Palmitos Park, we turn around and head to the Centro de Salud. There we have coffee and refill our tanks before heading to the Faro Maspalomas. After that, it’s back to the starting point.

Take a deep breath and prepare yourself for a unique road bike tour!

We start our adventure at the Free Motion shop in Playa del Inglés. The first part of our ride is relatively flat and makes for a perfect warm-up until we reach the bar la Cuevita. From there, it's all uphill on hairpin bends to the Mirador de Ayagaures. There we stop and enjoy the panoramic view of the valley.
Next, we descend towards Monte León and turn right towards Los Palmitos Park as we reach the valley. The next climb starts easy enough but gets a lot harder towards the end! Once we reach Palmitos Park, we turn around and head to the Centro de Salud. There we have coffee and refill our tanks before heading to the Faro Maspalomas. After that, it’s back to the starting point.

We start this MTB tour in Vegueta, the historical centre of Gran Canaria's capital city.
From here, we climb through the gorgeous Guiniguada valley.  As we ride past banana plantations, we enjoy the authentic Canarian atmosphere. The initially wide valley becomes increasingly narrow and will put our MTB skills to the test.
We enjoy a well-deserved lunch in the lovely village of Santa Brigida before heading back. On our way back, we pass through the valley again and turn into the Barranco Seco canyon, where we enjoy some flowy trails. We end the ride by visiting historical Vegueta and stopping for the best coffee in town.
The tour is mostly on dirt roads and flowy singletracks (S1, S2). The climbs are long and steady with sporadic steep sections. A very good overall fitness level, as well as moderate technical skills, are required to enjoy this route.

This is the more technical version of the Guiniguada Valley tour, designed for riders with good technical skills. We start in Vegueta, the historical center of Gran Canaria's capital city. From here, we climb through the gorgeous Guiniguada valley.  As we ride past banana plantations, we enjoy the typical Canarian atmosphere. The initially wide valley becomes increasingly narrow and will put our MTB skills to the test.
We enjoy a well-deserved lunch In the lovely village of Santa Brigida, before heading back. On our way back, we pass through the valley again and turn into the Barranco Seco canyon, where we enjoy some flowy trails. We end the ride by visiting historical Vegueta and stop for the best coffee in town.
The tour goes mostly on dirt roads and flowy singletracks (S2, S3). The climbs are long and steady with sporadic steep sections. A very good overall fitness level and very good technical skills are required to enjoy this route.

After a quick transfer to Sardina, we begin our first climb of the day. A big valley unfolds, as we ride our way up the La Fortaleza Rock. The scenery is ranges from harsh, volcanic rocks to serene and shady Palm groves.
After lunch in Santa Lucia, we take a scenic dirt road on the other side of the valley. The road winds its way along the hillside and leads us through small hamlets and more palm oases. Towards the end, we hit a fast-paced, rocky descent that brings us close to the coastline. From there we cruise back to Maspalomas taking in the scent of the ocean.
This MTB tour goes mostly on rocky dirt roads and short tarmac connections. You need good fitness and basic technical skills to enjoy this ride.

Routes such as these make Gran Canaria a serious road cycling destination! This tour has both long and short climbs (up to 1.000 m), interspersed with both fast-paced and twisty descents, as well as some long straights to practice your big ring speeds. All with the help of the endless east coast tailwinds to take you home to Playa del Inglés. This is the type of route to come back to Gran Canaria again and again!

We start this ebike trekking tour with a short shuttle to Sardinia del Sur, which leaves us just outside the city. From there, we follow winding smooth roads that take us through the Tirajana Canyon and then through the Fataga Canyon. On the way, we visit several viewpoints which reveal some of the most unique landscape aspects of the island.
As we cruise through the historical villages of Santa Lucia, San Bartolome and Fataga we will learn a lot about the history of indigenous people, The Guanches. The last kilometres back to the finish of the tour, we will be descending on a road that offers a panoramic view of the Maspalomas Dunes.

This climb to the highest point of the island is a must-do for every ambitious cyclist visiting Gran Canaria. And what better way to do it than in the company of like-minded people and with the assistance of an experienced bicycle guide?
On this tour, we will pedal from 20m to 1949m, in just under 50 km. The road to Pico is not a continuous climb but a cycling adventure with steep sections, followed by easy gradients and even some short descents.
The route? We start in Playa del Inglés, and follow the GC 60. We pass through historical villages like Fataga and San Bartolomé. When we get to Ayacata, we turn right, and the fun begins - 11km with 650m of climbing! Bring your camera for the photo of the summit! The descent back to the coast is as rewarding as the climb. And, once there, the famous coast wind will be in our favour all the way to the finishline.

Over the years, Pico Wednesdays have become a classic. Also known as the Summit Challenge, this road bicycle tour takes us from sea level to the highest point on the island: Pico de Las Nieves.

To get there we climb more than 2300m in just under 50km: The road to Pico is not a continuous climb but a cycling adventure with steep sections followed by easy gradients and even some short descents. Make sure you make the most of them and rest the legs between efforts!
The route? We start in Playa del Inglés and follow the GC 60. We pass through Fataga and San Bartolomé until we turn right in Ayacata. This is where the fun begins: it is just 11 more km to Pico, but there are still 650m of climbing ahead of us!
Make sure your phone has enough battery for that summit photo. We will return the same way.

What is the Summit Challenge?
It is cycling from sea level to the highest point on the island, Pico de las Nieves. It is also one of the routes that make Gran Canaria one of the favorite destinations for cyclists from all over Europe. If this challenge seems rather daunting, you can still have the full fun at only half the distance!
From the bike shop in Playa, we take the GC 60 and head towards the mountains. What lies ahead? Some tough sections of climbing, the fabled view from the mirador Degollada de las Yeguas, a twisty descent and ... you will have to join us to find out!
One more thing! The tailwind along the coastline will give us an extra push and take us home to Playa del Inglés, without much effort.

After a shuttle transfer to Ayacata, we start our ride on the foot of the Candelilla Rock.  We ride along the fabulous pine forest dirtroad as a gentle warm up. Then we head for the Chira Lake on one of the most remote gravel roads on the island. The route offers delightful views into deep, rocky valleys. Sometimes we will even catch a glimpse of Tenerife on the horizon. The last section is on tarmac and brings us back to civilization. We descend on the edge of Soria valley and take in the breathtaking ocean panorama.
This MTB tour mostly follows rocky dirt roads with some paved connecting roads. No technical trails. You need good fitness and a basic technical level to enjoy this ride.

After a shuttle transfer to Ayacata, we start our ride on the foot of the Candelilla Rock. We ride along the fabulous pine forest dirtroad as a gentle warm up. Then, we head for the Chira Lake on one of the most remote gravel roads on the island. The route offers delightful views into deep, rocky valleys. Sometimes we will even catch a glimpse of Tenerife on the horizon.
The last section is on tarmac and brings us back to civilization. We descend on the edge of Soria valley and take in the breathtaking ocean panorama.
This tour includes demanding technical trails (S2, S3), so a very good fitness level and excellent technical skills are required to enjoy it.

A shuttle takes us from the Playa del Inglés shop to the real starting point of this guided e-bike tour: Marzagan close to Las Palmas.

From here we start a gradual and friendly road climb. This takes us first to a volcano crater known as the Bandama Crater.
As we reach the mountain top, we stop in the viewpoint. From here we can enjoy an unforgettable sight: the volcano crater and the panorama around it. Vineyards and smaller volcano craters dominate the landscape.

We will take lunch in a local restaurant where we will taste local delicacies and maybe even some local wine. After lunch, we will continue our tour, passing the royal golf club and a few local villages.

The following kilometers take us through the gorgeous Las Goteras canyon. Then, the epic finale, a panoramic descend to the historic neighborhood of Telde.

If you love the thrill of downhill MTB and want to discover the most spectacular views of Gran Canaria, this is the mountainbike tour for you!
We start at Pico de las Nieves (Snowpeak) and pass through an ancient forest of majestic pine trees. All is still and quiet, the only sound is the soft crunch of our tires on the pine needles. Next up, we start a long and technical offroad descent, that demands full concentration before we stop for lunch in Valsequillo. From there we head right into the rock gardens of Valley of San Miguel and unforgettable Telde gorge. Then it is time to relax and enjoy the last section before the shoreline finish.
This tour goes mostly on rocky dirt roads and few technical trails (S1/S2). Good overall fitness and moderate technical skills required to enjoy this route.

A more technical and dynamic version for super skilled riders.
We start at the highest point of the island Pico de las Nieves (Snowpeak)! After tackling some short and technically tricky singletracks we pass the iconic Roque Saucillo. Here we follow a demanding, steep dirt road leading us downhill all the way to Tenteniguada village. Ancient rocky paths take us to San Miguel Valley. After short climbs on paved roads, we test our skills on a few technical sections around Telde. On the last section we relax again and cruise downhill towards the shoreline of Jinamar.
This tour goes mostly on steep rocky dirtroads and short, technical trails (S2/S3). Good overall fitness and excellent technical skills required to enjoy this route.

From Playa del Inglés, we roll through the reed-lined valley of Ayagaures.
The road climbs gently, but you can barely notice the gradient thanks to the help of the electrical motors. Once we reach the village of Ayagaures, we stop and enjoy a typical Canarian lunch. After that, we tackle the climb to 490m, our e-bikes making the hairpins feel like easy work. At Cima Pedro Gonzales, we stop again to take in the view over the valley below. From there, it is all down to Maspalomas and back to Free Motion.
This is a cycle trip for everyone, and you don't have to be a regular cyclist to enjoy it!

We start with a shuttle transfer from Free Motion Bikecenter in Playa del Ingles to the Fataga viewpoint. There, we switch to our e-machines and climb to the Manzanilla Pass.  We continue through the wide and serene landscape of Pilancones. At Bar la Candelilla we stop to refuel before heading towards the Chira Lake.
As we follow one of the most remote gravel roads on the island, the views are out of this world, revealing deep, rocky valleys. Sometimes we even catch a glimpse of Tenerife on the horizon.
The last stretch is on tarmac and gradually leads us back to civilization. On the descent we get a fantastic panoramic view of the ocean and coastline.
This tour mostly follows rocky dirt roads with some connecting roads on tarmac. You need good fitness and basic technical skills to enjoy this ride.

From Playa del Inglés, we‘ll hum along smoothly on our electric bikes to the gentle climb leading us up the reed-lined valley of Ayagaures, for a welcome break under the shady trees with typical Canaria food and drinks. Another easy climb for the electric bikes up to the viewpoint at Pedro González at 490m. Then down to the famous dunes of Maspalomas and home. Here is a cycle trip for everyone!

After shuttle transfer we start our ride from beneath the Candelilla Rock on a faboulus forest pista of Ayacata Valley. Well warmed up we connenct with Chira Lake and beyond on one of the most remote gravel roads on the island with outstanding views into deep, rocky valleys and sometimes even glimps of Tenerife island on the horizon. Last tarmac road transfer on the edge of Soria valley with breath taking ocean panorama brings us back to civilization. Tour goes mostly on rocky dirtroads and tarmac connections. No technical trails. You need good fitness and basic technical level to enjoy this ride.

We start this guided MTB tour on the famous mountain pass Cruz Grande. Our warmup consists of forest roads, that bring us to the Manzanilla viewpoint. Here the trail fun begins- a mix of demanding rock gardens and super flowy singletracks that take us to the Fataga Valley.
After lunch in Fataga village, we continue to the bottom of the valley, where we join the Camel Trail. After a big push up to the Yeguas viewpoint, we hit the longest trail of the day that brings us back to the Maspalomas area. There are several short climbs on dirt roads and a longer one on an asphalt road.
The trails have some technical sections (S1/S2), as well as a lot of flow and speed segments. Good fitness and technical skills are required to enjoy this route.

From the bike shop in Playa del Inglés, we head west, along the coastal road.
Brace yourself! There usually is a headwind in this section. However, the ocean view in the morning light will compensate for that. As soon as we turn left and head inland, the wind stops and the climbing begins. Up to Santa Lucia, the gradient is steady and mildly challenging. As we climb, on the left, we'll see Fortaleza - one of the most relevant archaeological settlements in Gran Canaria. After that, we pass Santa Lucia, and continue our climb towards San Bartolomé, only to turn left again and enjoy a fun descent to Fataga. With a couple of surprise short climbs, that is. Next stop after Fataga, a viewpoint: Degollada de las Yeguas.
Finally, we go downhill and back to the starting point in Playa del Inglés.

We start this road tour with a spin along the ocean coastline.
On most days, this stretch of road challenges cyclists with a headwind. Facing it requires a bit of effort, but the early morning light and the scenery will make up for it!
When we reach Vecindario, we turn inland and start climbing to Era del Cardón. From there, the road is a rollercoaster to Agüimes, offering panoramic views at every spin of the pedal. In this picturesque historic village, we will take a break, recharge our batteries and fuel up. Then we descend back along the same route to Playa del Inglés.
Depending on the group's preferences, we can choose to go back the same way or via another route.

This MTB tour is the more technical and dynamic version of the Manzanilla Fataga tour, designed for experienced riders.
Our warmup consists of forest roads, that bring us to the Manzanilla viewpoint. Here the trail fun begins: a mix of demanding rock gardens and super flowy singletracks take us to the Fataga Valley. After the lunch in Fataga village we warm up a bit to tackle challenging trail with steep and tight switchback turns. Then the big push climb up to the Yeguas viewpoint and we hit the longest trail of the day that brings us back to the Maspalomas area.
There are many super technical moments on the trails (S2/S3) but also a lot of flow, speed and some little jumps. Very good fitness level and excellent technical skills are required to enjoy this route.

From the bike shop in Playa del Inglés, we head west, along the coastal road.
Brace yourself! There usually is a headwind in this section. However, the ocean view in the morning light will compensate for that. As soon as we turn left and head inland, the wind stops and the climbing begins. Up to Santa Lucia, the gradient is steady and mildly challenging. As we climb, on the left, we'll see Fortaleza - one of the most relevant archaeological settlements in Gran Canaria. After that, we pass Santa Lucia, and continue our climb towards San Bartolomé, only to turn left again and enjoy a fun descent to Fataga. With a couple of surprise short climbs, that is. Next stop after Fataga, a viewpoint: Degollada de las Yeguas.
Finally, we go downhill and back to the starting point in Playa del Inglés.

Prepare yourself for a unique road bike tour! We start our adventure at the Free Motion shop in Playa del Inglés. The first part of our ride is relatively flat and makes for a perfect warm-up. After we reach the bar la Cuevita, it's all uphill on hairpin bends to the Mirador de Ayagaures. There we stop and enjoy the panoramic view of the valley. Next, we descend towards Monte León, and turn right towards Los Palmitos Park as we reach the valley. This climb starts easy but gets a lot harder towards the end! Once we reach Palmitos Park we turn around and head to the Centro de Salud. There we have coffee, refill our tanks before heading to Salobre, via yet another climb. After we crest, we turn around, and it’s back to the starting point.

For this road tour, we meet in Playa del Ingles, where we take the shuttle to Puerto de Mogan.
From there, we start the gentle climb up to Mogan at 249m. After passing through the charming village, we turn off to the right and start one of the most beautiful climbs in Spain. Some call it Tauropass, others call it Serenity, but we like to call it Little Stelvio. After reaching the summit at 915m, more hairpin bends await on the descent to Soria, where we stop for a break at Casa Fernando.
Make sure you try their fresh papaya juice and cinnamon-laced bread! It will give you the energy you need to enjoy the descent to the coast and the rolling road back to Playa del Inglés.

Like all our road cycling tours, this one also starts from the Free Motion shop in Playa del Inglés. From there, we go west and follow the GC500 along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean.
Our destination? Taurito Beach! First, however, we need to conquer the coastal road with its succession of short climbs and sharp descents. In Taurito we stop for a coffee break in one of the cafés along the beachfront. We will return along the same route.

We meet in Playa del Ingles and take the shuttle to Puerto de Mogan.
From there, we start the gentle climb up to Mogan at 249m . After passing through the charming village, we turn off to the right and start one of the most beautiful climbs in Spain. Some call it Tauropass, others call it Serenity, but we like to call it Little Stelvio. After reaching the first summit at 915m, the road continues uphill, and we get a fantastic view of the Presa las Ninas reservoir. For the next 10 km we continue to climb steadily to Ayacata where we stop for a break.
At 1375m we have also reached the highest point on today’s tour and can now enjoy the long descent through San Bartolomé and Fataga: a well- earned reward after all the climbing!