In the heart of the Costa Daurada, Cambrils is one of the most representative towns of the Catalan coast, but with direct access to places of interest inland. For the sportsman looking for a pleasant environment, with everything at hand, Cambrils is located between the sea and an abundant and fertile plain around, the mountains nearby and with a sign “open for sport 365 days a year”.

Here you can enjoy an ideal climate during the twelve months of the year, with mild summers and winters, not very strident in temperatures, which allow you to enjoy all kinds of sports in a perfectly suitable municipality, with all the elements that define a solid sports culture: entities with tradition and recognition, facilities, hotels and businesses for athletes of all types and a calendar of events with a wide range of sports.

A walk through the sports facilities in Cambrils

The municipal environment of Cambrils has a map of sports facilities that opens the door to all kinds of sports.

The Cambrils soccer field is located in the Sports Zone, near the new train station, in a large and clear area, with enough space for three soccer fields with dimensions ranging from 105×68 meters to 91×62 meters. The facility is modern, less than fifteen years old and seats up to one thousand spectators.

Next to the three soccer fields, in the same Cambrils Sports Zone, the athletics track puts the focus on the most demanding training with a ring with eight lanes to compete, two areas for shot put, a cage for the hammer and discus, two long jump pits, a high jump area and a pole vault area. All complemented with a gymnasium and multipurpose room.

The Cambrils Sports Pavilion is a centrally located building with two covered pavilions and a synthetic surface for sports such as basketball, soccer and handball, not to mention its heated swimming pool in two versions, 25x16m and 16x8m, along with a gym and rooms for supervised activities.

In the Pinaret Park, Cambrils has its climbing wall, a 15-meter high wall with different degrees of difficulty. An archery range and a skatepark complete the visit.

Cambrils beach, a place to enjoy the sport

Cambrils facilities are close to the beach with the Streetball court that includes three 3×3 basketball courts plus another mini-basketball that puts sporting atmosphere in the middle of the Paseo de las Palmeras.

The beach is an asset as long as the municipality, highly appreciated for nautical activities but also for recreational activities linked to the sea. Among these spaces, it is interesting the concentration that occurs in the Platja del Regueral, nautical base of Cambrils, with other activities related to the sea, but also with the sand, especially beach volleyball, there we can enjoy tournaments such as university championships and championships of Catalonia, also in the Regueral beach you can play beach soccer matches, beach tennis and beach handball.

Natural and unique environments for running and cycling

For running lovers, apart from the athletics stadium, Cambrils offers a couple of very pleasant areas for running. The seafront of Cambrils is nine kilometers long, with a wide variety of landscapes and terrains, from terrazzo to land. Along the promenade there are training areas.

The other option is the Pinaret Park, which is more pleasant in the central hours of the day, as it is a park with a generous grove of trees. There are 48,000 square meters for a 2.3 kilometer circuit on a “friendly” surface for the runner as it is the land.

You will also be able to opt for stops in the calisthenics equipment areas along the promenade and other areas of the municipality to perform complementary exercises.

Surely in some of these scenarios the runner will come across cyclists, in fact the promenade has a bike path that extends to other areas of the municipality. Cambrils is in fact a real paradise for cyclists, the proximity routes in the municipal environment offer an extensive variety of trails and streams for mountain biking and for families or those who want to go out nearby.

For “gourmet cyclists”, lovers of long-distance cycling on the road, Cambrils is the real cycling hub of the Costa Daurada with a menu to suit all tastes. From Cambrils we have direct departure to the Priorat, a region of sublime landscapes and perfect roads to ride, the mountains of Prades and Mussara, hardness on the menu, and plains where to crush the time trial towards the Ebro Delta, in the south.

But the sporting landscape of Cambrils would not be complete if we do not take into account the sports entities of a wide variety of sports, from the best known and most popular to specific sports such as archery and even dance sports, with an annual event of international level that puts the town on the world map.

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  • Everything about the Kids Cup BTT and the Popular Walk

    “The Rodabike family, made up of the club, the store and our cycling collective, has been actively supporting CambriBike since 2018. We are very happy with the continuity of this project and to be able to organize, one more year, a set of activities and races designed for all audiences. For us, cycling is a passion that we want to share with the whole municipality, and that is why we have designed a program where the youngest and families are the real protagonists”.

    This is how they present themselves from Rodabike to talk to us about various events that will take part in the Cambribike.

    On the first day, the event opens with the road education circuit Educa , a space that will operate from five to eight in the afternoon on Friday and which will also operate on Saturday and Sunday.

    This free proposal allows boys and girls to learn traffic rules in a fun way, turning learning into a game of skill where you only need to bring your own bike.

    It’s the best way to warm up your engines for a weekend full of movement and fun on wheels.

    Saturday’s day starts with the energy of the Kids Cup BTT, a Provincial Cup competition that brings together categories from pre-Benjamin to children.

    The bib check takes place at half past eight to start the departures at a quarter past nine in the morning.

    In the afternoon, at five, one of the most special moments arrives: the seventh Open Kids Cambrils.

    This charity race is open to minors between zero and fourteen years of age and all proceeds go to the ANTIAN Association .

    The registration fee includes a medal, gift and a coca con chocolate snack.

    The final touch is on Sunday the 24th with the great Popular Parade , an unmissable event that starts at half past ten in the morning.

    This march invites whole families to tour Cambrils enjoying the landscape and the pleasure of pedaling together.

    Throughout the morning, the road education circuit will remain open until two in the afternoon.

    Remember that the use of a helmet is mandatory in all tests and that you can pick up bib numbers at the Rodabike stand throughout the fair.

    See you on the Walk!

    If you want to register…

    Open Kids Cambribike

    Popular Walk

  • The Cambrils BTT Orígens and the Bioracer Cambrils Road summarize the best of the territory

    Time has established Cambrils as a benchmark destination for cycling enthusiasts thanks to a privileged combination of geographical and climatic factors that allow the sport to be enjoyed all year round.

    Located in the heart of the Costa Dorada, the town offers an exceptional setting where the sea and the mountains blend together just a few kilometers away , allowing routes that run through flat landscapes and challenging ascents towards the inland mountain ranges.

    This is how the Cambrils BTT Orígens is created

    This duality is perfectly reflected in the proposal of Cambrils BTT Orígens, a name that seeks to reclaim the rural roots of the municipality and its surroundings of agriculture and paths with history .

    “A name that highlights what Cambrils is, that environment of farmers, vineyards and olive groves, a reminder of our authenticity,” says Joan Carbonell, head of Naturetime Events, the organizer of the outing.

    The terrain of the area allows for routes to be offered for all profiles , from families to more expert cyclists looking for maximum performance.

    There are four versions: The 22 and 35 kilometer circuits are designed for those who want a more accessible experience; the first with a distinctly family-friendly character and the second extending to Vilanova d’Escornalbou to offer a longer route without excessive technical demands.

    For the more adventurous, the 47 and 55 kilometer distances delve into the elevation changes of the Llaberia mountain range and the foothills of the Baix Camp, introducing time trials as a differentiating element.

    These individually timed sections allow riders to compete against the clock on specific uphill sections, with prizes awarded for manual, electric and gravel mountain bikes.

    “You can do it at your own pace or compete,” Joan points out.

    The road version: Bioracer Cambrils Road

    As for road cycling, the Bioracer Cambrils Road offers an immersion in the Priorat landscape through routes of 85 and 125 kilometers.

    “The two routes through Baix Camp and Priorat Sur combine low-traffic roads with great scenery and a bit of a challenge on some climbs,” Joan tells us.

    These routes stand out for passing through very quiet roads and an environment of great visual beauty that includes the passage through Escaladei and La Morera de Montsant .

    The star challenge for long-distance cyclists is the climb to No Plores Nen, an emblematic sector that defines the toughness and appeal of this area from Torroja de Priorat to La Morera.

    The entire route is conducted under a philosophy of calm and safe walking, with a safety capsule from the Servei Català de Trànsit , avoiding large crowds to guarantee a close and quality experience for each participant.

    Cycling event with a “seaside flavor”

    The Cambrils experience would not be complete without mentioning its gastronomic excellence, which becomes the best reward after the physical effort.

    The event is defined as a ride with a taste of the sea, since upon reaching the finish line, cyclists can enjoy a typical dish from the local cuisine, such as noodles rossejats or fideuá, allowing them to taste the culinary essence of the place .

    This combination of challenging routes, authentic agricultural landscapes and a top-notch cultural and gastronomic offering comes together, remember, in the Cambribike area.

    Registrations open

    Cambrils BTT Origins – May 23

    Bioracer Cambrils Road – May 24

     

  • Countdown to Cambribike

    Welcome to two-wheeled paradise! In one month, CambriBike arrives; it’s not just a sporting event, it’s the biggest cycling festival in Cambrils, transforming this Costa Daurada town into the epicenter of cycling passion.

    With an inclusive and vibrant approach, the event unfolds a range of activities that embrace everything from the most demanding professionalism to the excitement of the little ones.

    The adventure usually starts with the adrenaline of the Cambrils BTT Orígens .

    Participants can choose from several routes (from 22 to 55 km) that wind through the inland landscapes, offering everything from relaxed walks to technical challenges with timed climbs for the most competitive.

    But the diversity doesn’t stop there: the Gravel modality has gained a golden weight, allowing cyclists to explore mixed roads with that unique blend of speed and adventure.

    For road cycling enthusiasts, the Bioracer Cambrils Road is the main event . This long-distance cycling tour challenges even the bravest riders with iconic mountain passes and spectacular views of the Mediterranean. It’s a moment where personal achievement and camaraderie come together under the finish line arch, always capped off with a hearty fideuà (a traditional paella) to recover energy.

    However, the heart of CambriBike beats especially strong in Pinaret Park, transformed into a vibrant “Bike Expo.” Here, families take center stage. Children enjoy the Kids Cup, obstacle courses with ramps and skills challenges, and road safety workshops designed to train the cyclists of the future. There are also Bike Trial shows, where experts defy gravity, and Indoor Cycling sessions led by figures like Melcior Mauri, who energize everyone with music and stationary pedaling.

    The perfect finale is the Bike Festival, a popular urban bike ride where costumes and classic bicycles fill the streets with joy. In short, CambriBike is a fluid and dynamic event that demonstrates that cycling is much more than a sport: it’s a lifestyle that unites generations, promotes sustainable tourism, and, above all, invites us to enjoy the outdoors with a smile. Let’s ride!

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