Six tours starting around Madrid, from city riding to forest gravel and a big climb.
Gravel
A long day on pine-forest tracks and quiet farm roads east of Madrid, with just over 1,000 m of climbing spread across the route.
Moderate, Full day
from €160 per rider Not bookable right now
E-bike
A short, assisted ride across the old town, over river bridges and through city parks, built to show the city without hard effort.
Easy, Short ride
from €85 per rider Not bookable right now
A concentrated morning of climbing on the ascent local professionals use to test themselves, with 1,180 m gained in 62 km.
Hard, Half day
from €95 per rider Not bookable right now
A flat day on an old railway path, with no traffic and almost no climbing, ridden at your own pace.
Easy, Full day
from €45 per rider Not bookable right now
Gravel
A demanding gravel day on tracks between extinct volcanoes and beech forest, with 1,600 m of climbing over 88 km.
1 days
Moderate, Full day
from €135 per rider Not bookable right now
Gravel
A gentle first taste of gravel on wide riverside tracks, with just 250 m of climbing across 34 km.
Easy
from €75 per rider Not bookable right now
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Prices checked on 8 November 2026. Final price on the booking page.
Most tours on this site are based around Madrid. The Old Town E-Bike Ride and the Greenway Easy Day are the gentlest. The Riverside Gravel Intro adds loose surfaces without much climbing. The Forest Gravel Loop and Volcano Gravel Day are full days on tracks east of the city and among extinct volcanoes. The Big Climb Morning is a hard half day. Pick by effort and by how much time you have, then check the meeting point on each tour page.
Madrid has a large network of parks, river paths and quiet country roads reachable without long transfers. Within an hour or so of the centre you can be on tracks through pine forest or on the foothills that lead to the Sierra de Guadarrama. The city sits at about 650 m, so even modest rides start with some elevation, and clear skies are common for much of the year.
April to early June and late September to October give the best balance of warmth and comfort. July and August are very hot in the afternoon, so choose early starts. Winter is cold on early mornings but often sunny, and daylight is short, so half-day tours work better than full-day ones then.
Madrid-Barajas airport connects to the centre by metro and rail, and high-speed trains arrive at Atocha and Chamartín. Meeting points inside the city are easy to reach by metro or local train. Check each tour page for its exact start, because some gravel days begin outside the centre.
The Old Town E-Bike Ride and the climbing and gravel days are described as guided tours. The Greenway Easy Day is built for your own pace on a flat, traffic-free path, which suits families and relaxed riders. Read each page to see what support is included.