Giro Sardegna Gravel
📍 Muravera-Villasimius, Italy
gravelBeginner friendly
Date
01 May 2026
Distance
78km · 110km
Elevation
1,220 m
Difficulty
gravelbeginner friendly
Sea Otter Europe Girona - Continental Gravel Ride Tour
Girona, Spain · 20 September 2026
Difficulty: 2/5 — Moderate
This 78km gravel ride with 853m of elevation gain offers a technically undemanding route primarily on well-maintained forest tracks through the Gavarres, suitable for riders seeking a scenic and accessible challenge. Its low elevation profile and non-technical nature make it a good option for a pleasant day out.
Visit official site →- Distances
- 78.29km
- Elevation
- 853 m
- Surface
- gravel, tarmac
- Typical W/kg
- 2.4–3.2
Rider fit
Who it's for
This event is ideal for gravel cyclists looking for a non-technical route on well-maintained surfaces, enjoying scenic forest trails and secondary roads.
Who will struggle
Riders expecting extreme technical challenges or significant steep climbing sections may find this route less demanding than desired.
Training focus
Focus on maintaining a consistent pace over moderate distances, as the route emphasizes endurance on rolling terrain rather than intense power output for steep climbs.
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FAQs
What are the available ride distances?+
Participants can choose between a 78.29-kilometer route and a 125-kilometer option.
What kind of terrain should I expect on the 78.29km route?+
The 78.29km route primarily follows well-maintained forest tracks without significant technical challenges, also incorporating some low-traffic secondary roads.
Where and when does the ride begin?+
The event starts at 09:15h on September 20th, from Av. Josep Tarradellas in Girona, which is also the Sea Otter Europe location.
What is included with my registration for the event?+
Registration includes participation in the race, a race bib, an exclusive jersey, access to liquid and solid aid stations, and medical services.
Will there be aid stations along the course?+
Yes, there will be two aid stations; the first is planned for Monells, and a second, liquid-only station will be located near the Àngels sanctuary.
How challenging is the 78.29km route?+
The 78.29km route is described as having no technical difficulty and relatively low elevation gain, making it suitable for a generally accessible ride.
