In every edition, Nafent interviews a pro cyclist about their favourite route to ride in Catalonia.
Girona is not just about the routes; it’s a cycling culture. From its welcoming cafés to the professional teams that train here, Girona offers a truly unique cycling experience.
Cycling routes in Girona: rides for beginners to pros Read More »
Banyoles is not only a great destination for a bike ride, but it is also an excellent location to stay and use as a base for (gravel) tours in Catalonia.
Molenaar’s favorite route starts in the village of Sant Esteve d’en Bas, just to the west of Parc Natural de la Zona Volcànica de La Garrotxa.
Catalonia is a cycling territory, and you only need to consult the event calendar if you want to discover the richness of the country on wheels.
Federació Catalana de Ciclisme: Catalonia, a cycle touring territory Read More »
In this free, online edition of Nafent Magazine, we have collected the best storylines from 2,5 years of Nafent Magazine. In addition, this Nafent Magazine Girona Special thinks outside the box, featuring local, cycling-minded destinations and storylines that you haven’t heard of yet.
Located on the shores of l’Escala, Hostel Empúries is our starting point to embark on three rides using three different bikes, seeking and discovering evocative landscapes that transform the experience into a harmonious connection with nature.
Exploring L’Escala by road, gravel and mountain bike Read More »
Nafent has curated three routes, on the road and on gravel, each spanning 100 kilometers. These routes start and finish in Girona, leading you to destinations that are perfect for a refreshing coffee break – or more.
Burgos-BH’sprofessional cyclist Adrià Moreno loves a good old Hors Catégorie climb in his training rides. Starting from his home town Olot, the Catalan cyclist’s favourite destination is the summit of the Coll de la Creueta.
