Are you a fondo bike enthusiast ? 🫠
The Gran Fondo Pirineus is likely your next big sports challenge ⚡️. If vacations mean suffering and magnificence to you, then congratulations, you have mastered French with finesse 🇫🇷. But beyond that, you're also welcome in Catalonia, in the province of Girona 🇪🇸. The Gran Fondo Pirineus is not just for show. Join us at the end of June for an epic sportive adventure in 3 segments, depending on the state of your calves: the endless 144 km (3,600 mD+), the robust 122 km (2,400 mD+), or the discovery-oriented 78 km (1,400 mD+). Head to the starting line in Camprodon, a village so beautiful it feels like a movie set. But here, you won't be a mere extra; you'll be the main hero of this extraordinary action movie 🦸♂️.
The route is a bit like roller coasters, but without the safety of the rail 🎢. And the wagon doesn’t move by itself; it’s the power of your legs that must propel it 😬. No matter your choice, the profile is demanding, with high-altitude roads winding between peaks 🏔️. The Coll de Santigosa, the Capsacosta peak, or the climb up to Vallter 2000 will challenge you 🪡. The start and finish for the 122 km and 78 km courses take place in the community of Camprodon, in Spain 🏁, at the confluence of the Ter and Ritort 🪨. Start with your feet in the water and return there a few hours later to enjoy a gentle sangria facing the mountain 🍹. In between: sweat, elevation, and sun ☀️. Avoid unnecessary obstacles in your path and prepare your race with at least a minimum effort. For the 144 km, get your thighs used to pushing uphill 🚲. The organizers won't be lenient 🎁. If this first distance already intimidates you, shave off about twenty kilometers and reduce your elevation gain by 1,200 mD+. Nice advantage, no? Finally, if you want to take on your first cycling challenge but are not used to competition: try out the 78 km ✅ route. You'll cross majestic landscapes, with numerous hairpins, roads along the mountainside, and iconic passes 🌄. Passing through villages like Beget, or Oix, noted among the most beautiful in Spain, you'll feel like you're the postman the main actor in a swashbuckling film, with a bit more lycra 🎽. And because we know what really motivates you, a Pasta Party awaits you at the finish to recharge your batteries guilt-free 🍝.
Once the bike is at rest, savor the moment 😌. Camprodon is also the land of cookies (the famous "Birba"), a local institution since 1893 that's worth all the energy gels in the world 🍪. If you brought your children along for the adventure to watch you pedal for 6 hours on a bike scene 😅, return the favor and take them to see the animals at Molló Park or for a digestive walk along the Ter 🐻. They will be grateful, no doubt 😎. If you wish to discover new natural wonders, know that you'll be cycling not far from the volcanic area of Garrotxa, famous for its lunar landscapes 🌋. If the region has served as a backdrop for many Spanish films, it's not for nothing 🙅♂️. Between unique settings and intense sports, you can transform your individual effort into a memorable family weekend in the blink of an eye 🫰.
No need to explain if you're more interested in the Pyrenean peaks or the local gastronomy, what matters is that you join us 🫂.
This 144 km is a warrior's course, one that does not forgive management mistakes 🦁. After starting at 950 m altitude in Camprodon, you tackle the Coll de Santigosa (1 054 m) and the Coll de Capsacosta (890 m). The next section is a technical sequence through Oix and Beget that will lead you to the Port de Rocabruna (1 090 m).
The grand finale? The endless climb to Vallter 2000, where you will cross the symbolic two-kilometer altitude mark 🏁. This final straight (and steep) stretch, you'll remember for a long time 💭.
A solid second format that avoids the last wall but keeps all the spice of the region 🔋.
The start is the same for all routes, with the passes of Santigosa and Capsacosta to get your legs ready 🦵. Passing through the wild areas of Oix and Beget guarantees a total change of scenery. You will then cross the Port de Rocabruna before descending directly to Camprodon 🏘️.
It's an ideal choice for those who want serious elevation without ending up exhausted on the climb to the station 😬. You can enjoy the pleasure of a good refreshment at the finish, waiting for the great runners of the 144 km to return to the village 🏠.
The "GF Pirineus 78" is a true concentrate of the Pyrenees ⚡.
Starting from Camprodon, you immediately tackle the relief to reach the Capsacosta 📈 area. The route then takes you to discover the gems of the valley like Beget, before climbing back up through the Port de Rocabruna. It's a lively course, perfect for enjoying yourself without spending the entire day in the saddle 🚵.
You enjoy the same grandiose landscapes and the same charged atmosphere 🎉, with a quick return to enjoy the finish line beer 🍻.
You can collect your race bib at the Llandríus Sports Center:
Saturday, June 27, 2026, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Sunday, June 28, 2026, from 6:45 AM to 8:00 AM
The races will start at the Llandríus Sports Center on Sunday, June 28, 2026:
For the 144 km and 122 km races: 8:00 AM
For the 78 km race: 8:15 AM
Yes, it is mandatory to validate your race bib in Spain. You must provide a medical certificate stating that there are no contraindications for competitive cycling, dated within the last year (a sports federation license may suffice under certain conditions).
Prices vary depending on the registration period but are the same for all events:
Until 04/08/26: €60
Until 06/03/26: €65
Until 06/21/26: €70
Yes, a fixed cut-off time is set for all courses: participants cannot arrive after 4:00 PM.
Refreshment points are planned on the route and at the finish, according to the courses:
The 144 km course has 4 (Sant Joan les Fonts, Oix, Beget, Vallter 2000)
The 122 km course has 3 (Sant Joan les Fonts, Oix, Beget)
The 78 km course has 2 (Oix, Beget)
Yes, wearing a certified helmet is strictly mandatory.
Registration includes:
a GOBIK Premium jersey
timing
finisher's medal
refreshments (route and finish)
free photos
access to showers
breakfast before the start
a Pasta Party (with drink and coffee)
a cloakroom
bike parking
medical and mechanical assistance
a courtesy bike in case of breakdown
post-race recovery services
Yes, lockers and changing rooms will be provided by the organization.
You can check the race rules here
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