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The mountain
is waiting for you.
- SIERRA DE GUARA · MTB
You destiny MTB
en el Prepirineo Aragonés.
Bguara is the meeting point for mountain biking lovers in the Sierra and Canyons of Guara.
A unique area in the Aragonese Pyrenees with over 20 listed routes, wild landscapes, and trails that challenge every level.
From family routes through open valleys to technical crossings along canyons and ridgelines, Guara has terrain for everyone. A 47,000-hectare natural park waiting for you to explore it on two wheels.
- SIERRA DE GUARA · WHY HERE
A unique setting.
Routes for everyone.
A landscape you won’t forget
Your level, your adventure
Choose your route.
Live your adventure.
Rally
Tracks and trails to enjoy at an easy pace. Speed, technique, and pure scenery.
Challenge
Test yourself. Take on the challenge of Guara’s most extreme routes.
Road
Quiet roads and mountain passes with hardly any traffic. The Pyrenees at your pace.
Cycle tourism
Lightly trafficked roads and landscapes to discover. Travel slowly, enjoy more.
Circular de las ermitas
Senderos del Alcanadre
Gran vuelta al Vero
Paraíso perdido
Virgen de Arraro
Travesía cicloturista tour de Guara. Stage 3: Sabayés – Nocito
Pozas de Belsué
Biello Sobrarbe
Desafío Tozal de Guara
Camino natural de Loreto
Pardina Latorre
Tour de la Peonera
Monrepós Xtrem
Colungo – Buera
Dolmen de las Balanzas
La Cunarda
Saint Pelgrin
Pie de Sierra
Cañón del Río Vero
Travesía cicloturista tour de Guara. Stage 1: Colungo – Panzano
Riberas del Cinca
Travesía cicloturista tour de Guara. Stage 2: Panzano – Sabayés
Integral del Salto de Roldán
Circuito XC de Igriés
Valle de la Gloria
Abandoned villages
Dolmen de Belsué
Travesía cicloturista tour de Guara. Stage 5: Aínsa – Colungo
Circular desde Alquézar por el Somontano
Vuelta a Platiello
Ruta de Treviño
Tour of Guara
Vuelta a Gabardiella
Catedrales de roca
Pico del águila
Guara Five Stars
Travesía cicloturista tour de Guara. Stage 4: Nocito – Aínsa
- SERVICES
Everything that
you need
The Guara Mountains and Canyons are one of the most comprehensive MTB destinations in the Pyrenees. There are trails for all abilities, a protected natural environment and a cycling community that grows every season.
Accommodation
Hotels, guesthouses, campsites and holiday cottages in the area surrounding the park.
Restoration
Cafés, bars and restaurants serving local produce from the region.
Guides and ski lifts
Specialist services to help you get the most out of your MTB experience.
Shops and workshop
Everything you need before, during and after filming.
- FAQ
Everything you need
Things to know before you come.
What level do I need to ride in Guara?
Guara has routes for all levels. From gentle, accessible trails for occasional riders to technical tracks that challenge the most experienced. Each route shows the difficulty so you can choose the one that suits you best.
What’s the best time of year to come?
Spring and autumn are the ideal seasons: mild temperatures, spectacular scenery, and trails in perfect condition. Summer is also doable at higher elevations, although temperatures can be demanding. In winter, some routes may be closed due to snow.
Can I rent a bike or gear in the area?
Yes. In the area you’ll find specialist shops offering mountain bike rentals—both pedal and electric—plus technical gear and workshop services.
Are there routes suitable for kids or families?
Yes. The Family category is designed for exactly that: short routes, little elevation gain, and safe tracks, so the whole family can enjoy Guara’s natural setting by bike.
- BLOG · NEWS
Routes, tips
and everything Guara stands for.
Wine tourism by bike through the Somontano: exploring wineries by bike
Somontano is the only wine Designation of Origin in the Aragonese Pyrenees and one of Spain’s most unique wine tourism destinations. Its vineyards stretch from Barbastro to the Sierra de Guara, winding through gentle valleys,
MTB Route through the Vero Canyon: Stone, History, and Adrenaline in Guara
Some routes are remembered forever. The MTB route through the Vero River canyons is one of them. From Asque to the ridges of Mesón de Sevil, passing through Alquézar, the World Heritage rock shelters, and
Cycle tourism in summer in the Sierra de Guara: tips and routes
Is it possible to go cycle touring in the Sierra de Guara in the summer? The answer is yes, but you need to use your head. The heat of the Aragonese Pre-Pyrenees in July and
