Castellón, an essential destination for mountain and road cycling
Castellón is a province with a great cycling tradition, hosting numerous professional events in all disciplines. Its mountainous terrain and excellent connections make it an ideal destination both for mountain bike enthusiasts and for lovers of mountain bikes as well as road bikes.
A paradise for mountain biking
As the second most mountainous province in Spain, Castellón has established itself as one of the best destinations for mountain biking. Its technical trails for trail attract cyclists seeking demanding and adrenaline-filled routes. Towns like Segorbe or Morella, located in the interior of the province, offer routes of high ecological value that challenge your legs and guarantee an unforgettable experience for mountain biking lovers mountain biking.

Road routes with spectacular views
But Castellón is not just MTB. Its secondary roads and mountain passes make the province a paradise for road cyclists. From the coast to the interior, the routes offer demanding climbs and spectacular descents, with breathtaking landscapes that make every kilometer worthwhile.
Beyond cycling: culture and nature
In addition to its cycling wealth, Castellón offers a perfect combination of paradisiacal beaches and charming villages. After a day of cycling, it is essential to discover its local gastronomy, explore its Mediterranean coastline or get lost in its natural areas, enjoying the beauty of its rugged landscape.
If you are looking for a complete cycling destination, Castellón awaits you with mountain bike routes full of excitement and roads ideal for long days on road bikes.

Desert of Las Palmas
The natural area of the Desert of Las Palmas, just 15 kilometers from Castellón, is one of the most visited cycling areas around the capital of Castellón. A mountainous environment next to the Mediterranean Sea with tracks and trails to get lost with your bike. This route goes through the heart of the natural park, starting and ending in Castellón de la Plana. The first part of the route is the toughest, with two consecutive climbs. The first to the viewpoint of the Desert of Las Palmas and the second to Bartolo, from where you can enjoy beautiful views of the entire mountain range and forested area, as well as spot Castellón and the sea. After reaching the top, a long but fun descent back to the city begins.
- Difficulty: Moderate
- Type: XC
- Distance: 43.9 kilometers
- Elevation gain: 870 meters
- Route type: Circular
- Start/finish: Castellón de La Plana
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Track of the route

Segorbe - The Jewels of Espadán
Segorbe is one of the most important towns in the interior of the province of Castellón, with a rich cultural and artistic heritage declared an Asset of Cultural Interest. From there, this tough but beautiful circular route begins, with constant ups and downs around the Palancia Valley, including a visit to the spectacular Salto de la Novia in the town of Navajas, around kilometer 10.
- Difficulty: Moderate
- Type: XC / Trail
- Distance: 51.2 kilometers
- Elevation gain: 1,007 meters
- Route type: Circular
- Start/finish: Segorbe
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See the track of the route on Wikiloc

Enduro in Morella
In addition to its historical character, the town of Morella, in the north of the province, is also the starting point for numerous MTB routes, serving as the setting for important events on the national calendar such as the Mediterranean Xtrem
or the Big Ride Enduro. For this last modality, many routes can be taken in the rugged surroundings of this town in Castellón. The route is a succession of purely Enduro trails, with rocky sections, drops, and exposed areas where you have to ride very carefully. Nevertheless, and despite the high technical level required, we can admire truly beautiful mountain landscapes. The route consists of two long descents of 4.5 kilometers and 2.5 kilometers, respectively, with their corresponding flat and uphill linking sections.
- Difficulty: Difficult
- Type: Enduro
- Distance: 20.5 kilometers
- Elevation gain: 613 meters
- Route type: Circular
- Start/finish: Morella
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See the track of the route on Wikiloc