La Ametlla de Mar and Terres de l'Ebre

La Ametlla de Mar and Terres de l'Ebre

Hard

4.0

(2)

riders

La Ametlla de Mar and Terres de l'Ebre

03:57

81.2km

1,150m

Road cycling

Are you up for a swim in the Mediterranean after traveling more than 80 kilometers and climbing nearly 1,100 meters along unknown roads, maritime mountain ranges and accompanying the Ebro on its way to the sea? Put the swimsuit in one of the pockets of your jersey and continue reading.

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by Catalunya

Last updated: May 16, 2025

Waypoints

Start point

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10.1 km

Camí de Gavadà

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

possibly the quietest road in the Tarragona province, plenty of hairpins and up-and-downs. Surface is not always the smoothest, but is paved all the way

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43.7 km

Church of Sant Martí, Ginestar

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Ginestar is a town on the banks of the Ebro with a magnificent atmosphere and ideal for making a stop along the route and letting yourself be enchanted by its products, which are ideal for replenishing your strength.

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57.9 km

Road between olive trees

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In the lowlands of the Ebro depression you can see the fertility of the land despite its dry appearance. Especially the olive groves, between dry stone walls, give a Mediterranean air to the landscape.

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81.3 km

La Ametlla de Mar

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La Ametlla de Mar is a beautiful fishing village in the Bajo Ebro region. This town is ideal to start and finish any cycling route and liven up the day with a swim in the Mediterranean and enjoy its cuisine.

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81.2 km

End point

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

55.8 km

24.4 km

1.14 km

Surfaces

75.9 km

5.45 km

Elevation

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Weather

Thursday 5 November

19°C

11°C

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Expect light wind and shifting conditions.

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Comments

October 19, 2023

Are you up for a swim in the Mediterranean after traveling more than 80 kilometers and climbing nearly 1,100 meters along unknown roads, maritime mountain ranges and accompanying the Ebro on its way to the sea? Put the swimsuit in one of the pockets of your jersey and continue reading.
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