This 7-day Enduro trip covers three of the best-kept riding secrets in the Spanish Pyrenees, without a single repeated trail. We start in Val d'Aran, where uplift-assisted days unlock long, technical descents through Pruedo, Entacada, and Sanaviera. From there, the route drops south into Tremp, known for some of the region's best natural Enduro terrain, before finishing around Sort and Llavorsí with alpine singletrack that eases us back toward the valley. Riding is shuttle-supported throughout, so the focus stays on descending rather than grinding out climbs. Between rides, evenings settle into comfortable mountain hotels and hearty Pyrenean dinners.
Upon arrival at Toulouse-Blagnac Airport, you’ll be transferred roughly 2.5 hours into Val d’Aran, a valley where nearly a third of the land sits above 2,000 m (6,562 ft) in the heart of the Pyrenees. After settling in, bikes get assembled and checked over before a short warm-up loop around the valley to shake off travel legs and dial in the setup.
Meals: Dinner
Riding: 10–15 km (6–9 mi), 1–2 hours
Elevation: +0–600 m (+0–1,969 ft)
Accommodation: Hotel or mountain lodge, Val d’Aran
A full shuttle-assisted enduro day on some of Val d’Aran’s best-known trails. Pruedo and Enduromies mix technical rock gardens with long, flowing sections through forest, with riders covering around 30 km (19 mi) across several uplift runs that are almost entirely descending. The shuttle vehicle handles the climbing between trailheads, covering as much ground as needed to link up the day’s uplift points.
Meals: Breakfast, dinner
Riding: 30 km (19 mi)
Elevation: +250–400 m (+820–1,312 ft) / -3,000–4,000 m (-9,843–13,123 ft)
Accommodation: Hotel or mountain lodge, Val d’Aran
A second day deep in Val d’Aran’s trail network, combining technical singletrack with faster, flowing descents. Entacada connects toward the French border and is known among regional riders as one of the valley’s longest, most rewarding lines. Expect a similar shuttle-supported rhythm to the day before, with more time in the saddle and a bit more climbing mixed in.
Meals: Breakfast, dinner
Riding: 30–45 km (19–28 mi), 6–8 hours
Elevation: +500–800 m (+1,640–2,625 ft) / -2,000–3,000 m (-6,562–9,843 ft)
Accommodation: Hotel or mountain lodge, Val d’Aran
A scenic drive south toward Tremp, with stops along the way to break up the transfer. In the afternoon, we get back on the bikes for a ride around La Pobla de Segur, easing into the new terrain before a full day here tomorrow.
Meals: Breakfast, dinner
Riding: 20–30 km (12–19 mi), 4–6 hours
Elevation: +600–1,000 m (+1,969–3,281 ft) / -1,500–2,000 m (-4,921–6,562 ft)
Accommodation: Hotel or mountain lodge, Tremp
A full day riding some of the best natural enduro trails around Tremp. Unlike Val d’Aran’s shuttle-heavy days, this region relies more on raw, natural terrain, rewarding riders who like their descents technical and unpolished.
Meals: Breakfast, dinner
Riding: 30–45 km (19–28 mi), 6–8 hours
Elevation: +800–1,500 m (+2,625–4,921 ft) / -1,500–2,500 m (-4,921–8,202 ft)
Accommodation: Hotel or mountain lodge, Tremp
We ride alpine singletrack around Sort and Llavorsi, two riverside towns at the gateway to Pallars Sobira and its national park, before heading back toward Val d’Aran. It’s a strong closing ride, mixing high-alpine trail with the technical, natural character that’s defined the week.
Meals: Breakfast, dinner
Riding: 25–40 km (16–25 mi), 6–8 hours
Elevation: +800–1,200 m (+2,625–3,937 ft) / -2,500–3,500 m (-8,202–11,483 ft)
Accommodation: Hotel or mountain lodge, Val d’Aran
After breakfast, we transfer back to Toulouse-Blagnac Airport, marking the end of the trip.
Meals: Breakfast
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This enduro MTB Pyrenees trip is built for intermediate to advanced riders with prior enduro experience. Expect to be comfortable on natural singletrack featuring loose terrain, roots, rocks, switchbacks, and sustained descents.
Riding is up to 45 km (28 mi) & 8 hours per day, with up to 1,500 m (4,921 ft) of elevation gain, and while most climbing is shuttle-assisted, a good baseline fitness level matters over consecutive days on the bike.
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Dress comfortably and for the weather in clothes you can move in. We suggest bringing clothing appropriate for the season. Layers are best and don’t wear jeans.
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Group sizes and pricing
An enduro MTB Pyrenees adventure can be arranged for larger groups. Contact us to make arrangements.
Min. age requirements
If your group has participants under the age of 18, contact us prior to booking to make arrangements.
The price for this enduro MTB Pyrenees adventure is based on single occupancy accommodation, so every guest has their own private room throughout the tour. Couples traveling together can request a couple’s discount to share a room instead.
The starting point of your enduro MTB Pyrenees adventure is Val d’Aran. To get there, most people fly into Toulouse-Blagnac Airport (TLS).
From there, you’ll be transferred to Val d’Aran, where you’ll meet your guide on Day 1.
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