Gravel Races in Portugal

Gravel adventure on São Miguel in the Azores. Volcanic craters, hot springs, and green Atlantic island gravel roads.

Ride through Portugal's famous wine region on ancient dirt roads, visiting vineyards and enjoying spectacular valley views.

GPS-guided, non-competitive gravel ride from Ilhavo into the Serra do Caramulo. The route climbs through villages, wind-farm tracks, Vouga river paths and the Ria de Aveiro agricultural lowlands.

Gravel ride on the volcanic island of Madeira. Levada trails, mountain passes, and dramatic Atlantic coastal gravel.

5-day gravel rally through the mountains of Monchique and coastal Algarve paths. Limited to 200 participants.

Five-day gravel rally across the wild trails of the Algarve, linking whitewashed villages to the Atlantic cliffs. Part of the Aurora Gravel Rally Series.

Northern Portuguese gravel through the Minho wine region — granite villages and vineyard trails.

UCI Gravel World Series qualifier across the rolling Alentejo plains.

New UCI Gravel World Series late-season qualifier in the Alentejo cork-oak country. Rolling white gravel through olive groves and ancient hilltop villages.

Unsupported single-stage bikepacking traverse across Portugal. The route starts in Caminha and covers about 1000 km through changing northern, inland and southern landscapes.

Unsupported off-road crossing of Portugal from Braganca to Cabo Sao Vicente. The gravel-bike route is about 1000 km with roughly 60 percent off-road riding and 15000 m of climbing.

Mountain gravel in Portugal's highest mainland range — glacial valleys and shepherd trails.

715km off-road gravel ultra-distance challenge through the Serra da Estrela mountains in Portugal. Extreme terrain and elevation.

Gravel ride through Portugal's vast Alentejo plains. Cork oak forests, medieval castles, and sun-baked gravel tracks.

Ultra bikepacking event through the Alentejo plains.

A springtime gravel race through the rolling hills of the Algarve interior. Orange groves, cork oak forests, ancient Moorish villages, and stunning coastal views.

Gravel race through the historic Alentejo region near the Spanish border.

Spring gravel in southern Portugal — orange groves, Roman ruins, and Atlantic coastal trails.