Climbs for Road, Gravel and Mountain Bikes
The Serra Calderona offers a surprisingly varied terrain for cyclists. From gentle climbs for recreational riders to steep challenges for experienced climbers.
Puerto del Oronet
Type: Road Bike / Asphalt
Start: Serra
Length: ± 5 km
Average: 4–5%
Maximum: ± 8%
El Garbí via Serra
Type: Road Bike / Asphalt
Start: Serra
Length: ± 6 km
Elevation Gain: ± 350 m
Average: 6–7%
Maximum: 11–12%
El Garbí via Segart
Type: Road Bike / Asphalt
Start: Segart
Length: ± 5.2 km
Elevation Gain: ± 470 m
Average: ± 9%
Maximum: 18–20%
Segart
Type: Road Bike / Asphalt
Start: Segart
Length: ± 6 km
Average: ± 9%
Maximum: 17%
Alto del Pi
Type: Road Bike / Asphalt
Start: Náquera
Length: ± 4 km
Average: 5–6%
Maximum: ± 10%
Rebalsadors
Type: Gravel / Mixed Surface
Start: Serra / Olocau
Length: 8–12 km
Surface: Asphalt and gravel mix
Porta Coeli North
Type: Gravel
Start: Marines
Length: ± 10 km
Surface: Unpaved
Porta Coeli South
Type: Gravel
Start: Bétera
Length: ± 12 km
Surface: Unpaved
Serra Trails
Type: Mountain Bike
Start: Serra
Character: Singletracks and technical sections
Olocau / Marines Trails
Type: Mountain Bike
Start: Olocau
Character: Technical trails and forest tracks
Pico del Águila
Type: Mountain Bike
Start: Bétera
Character: Steep climbs, loose terrain and technical descents