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92.8km
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Road cycling
This difficult 57.7-mile road cycling loop around Montgó and La Vall de Laguar offers challenging climbs and stunning coastal views.
Last updated: February 26, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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24.9 km
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92.8 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
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85.3 km
2.93 km
2.71 km
1.57 km
224 m
117 m
Surfaces
79.4 km
13.3 km
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This loop is considered a difficult road ride, requiring very good fitness. It covers approximately 92.8 km with about 1,347 meters of elevation gain. You'll encounter irregular climbs, including steep sections up to 14%, and winding mountain roads.
The terrain is primarily well-paved, with roads around Montgó generally in perfect condition. In La Vall de Laguar, roads between villages like Fleix and Benimaurell have been recently re-asphalted, offering excellent surfaces. However, expect winding and narrow mountain roads with significant climbs and descents.
While the tour is circular from Benissa, specific parking details are not provided. It's advisable to look for public parking in Benissa or other nearby towns like Dénia or Jávea, depending on your preferred starting point. Ensure parking is suitable for leaving a vehicle for the duration of your ride.
The mild weather from autumn to spring makes this region a popular training ground for cyclists. Summers can be very hot, so spring and autumn offer more comfortable temperatures for tackling the challenging climbs.
No, there are generally no specific permits or entrance fees required for road cycling through Parc Natural del Montgó. However, as it's a natural park, always respect local regulations regarding environmental protection and road safety.
You'll experience breathtaking views throughout the ride. Key highlights include the challenging Ascent to Montgó from Dénia, offering vistas of the sea and mountains, and the Steep climb to Venta Del Collao/Back way to Vall de Laguar. La Vall de Laguar is known for its ancient Moorish farming terraces and seasonal waterfalls. On clear days, you might even see Ibiza from higher elevations.
Yes, the route passes by the Velosol Cycling Cafe, a popular spot for cyclists. Additionally, you'll pass through picturesque villages in La Vall de Laguar where you can find local cafes and restaurants to refuel and rest.
Yes, sections of this loop overlap with several other official routes. Notably, it covers parts of La Vall de Laguar-La Vuelta al Cavall Verd (19%), [CIMA AT13] La Garga * Sagra (12%), [CIMA AT13] La Garga * Orba (10%), and El Camí IT5TR1 El Camí del Sud: de Dénia a Castelló de la Plana (10%).
This is a challenging road cycling route designed for racebikes. It is not suitable for dogs to accompany you on the bike. If you are traveling with a dog, they would need to be in a support vehicle, but the focus of this tour is on the cycling experience.
Given the route's difficulty and length, bring plenty of water, energy gels or snacks, a repair kit for your bike, and appropriate cycling gear. Sun protection is essential, especially during sunnier months. A GPS device with the route loaded is highly recommended due to the winding mountain roads.
Roads around Montgó can be busy, especially during peak months, and often lack a wide shoulder. Always be vigilant of traffic, particularly on descents and winding sections. Some climbs in La Vall de Laguar are very steep, up to 14%, so ensure your bike is in good condition and you are prepared for the effort.