Motorcycle Enduro off Road or trail tour, Trans-Pyrenees 100% off road

Day 1 Roses - Roses - 0

Arrival at the starting point, Roses, in the heart of the Costa Brava, reception of participants from 7:00 p.m. Briefing, dinner and talk.

Day 2 Camprodon - 224

The exciting 1st stage, runs through an unbeatable variety of terrain, between holm oak forests, sandbanks and vertical firebreaks, we will leave the Mediterranean behind us entering the volcanic area of ​​La Garrotxa, which with its humid trails, deep beech and ancient oak groves, We will approach the foot of the Canigó massif and the Vallter ski area, where we will spend the night and taste the native mountain cuisine.

Day 3 Camprodon - Andorra la Vella - 268

From the Vallter ski area, we will cross the two great mountain ranges of the Cadí and the Moixeró, which, joined by the Col de Tancalaporta, form an impressive mountain barrier at the junction between the Pre-Pyrenees and the Pyrenees. Forests, broken roads, deep valleys and lost villages ... asphalt link to Andorra where we will spend the night and taste the native mountain cuisine.

Day 4 Andorra la Vella - Benasque - 237

We begin this stage on the border between Spain and Andorra, crossing the great river Noguera Pallaresa, the cradle of rafting in Spain, reaching one of the highest levels of the trip 2300 m. near the Natural Park d´Aigúes Tortes. The aerial landscape of our route is impressive and the weather can be a tremendous adversary in the most technical sections of the trip. Through the Ribagorza mycological forests on the border between Catalonia and Aragon, we will cross the Noguera Ribagorzana -another great Pyrenean river-, fed by the eternal waters of Maladeta and Aigúes Tortes. We will spend the night in an excellent hotel with good gastronomy.

Day 5 Benasque - Sabiñánigo - 210

With the Aneto behind us, we will go up towards the Gistain valley from where we will appreciate one of the best views of the Maladeta massif. We cross the valley to enter the limits of the Ordesa National Park, through the narrow gap of Añisclo and the old roads that lead to the Ara River.
We will continue through intricate and slippery trails, between oak groves and abandoned villages, until we glimpse Sabiñanigo at our feet, we will descend and enjoy a well-deserved rest

Day 6 Sabiñánigo - Sos del Rey Católico - 176

Starting from Sabiñanigo, we cross an area of ​​scrubland and farmland to face the ascent to the spectacular viewpoint of the vultures, from where we can appreciate the majestic flight of these birds below us. Crossing the blue river Gállego we enter the labyrinthine Jacetania where its firebreaks and sticky clay that in case of rain, will pose a challenge even for the most pro ... its infinite paths will take us to the Navarrese enclave of Petilla de Aragon, municipality of 29 inhabitants located between forests in the interior of the province of Zaragoza and the birthplace of Ramón y Cajal -our 1st Novel Prize in 1906-.
Under the influence of the monumental town of Sos del Rey, birthplace of Fernando el Catolico and capital of the Cinco Villas region since 1711, we can visit this monumental enclave and taste its varied gastronomic offer in one of its best accommodations.

Day 7 Sos del Rey Católico - Hondarribia - 262

Between dry fields and undulating mountains, we cross the Yesa reservoir by a link on the Camino de Santiago. We penetrate through humid roads in the Roncal valley with its rich cattle hut and cheese tradition. The forests of the Salazar Valley and its emblematic Ochagavía lead us to a twisty asphalt link to the foot of Roncesvalles and Los Aldudes Francés, where we will follow the GR11 paths or the asphalt links between the numerous mugas of Spain and France, to the Cantabrian beach in Hendaye, end of trip and goal accomplished. Accommodation and farewell dinner.

Day 8 Hondarribia - Hondarribia - 0

Breakfast. End of the "Transpirenaica" program. Each one returns home by their own means.