Casual Routes

The departure and arrival point is located at the entrance of the port of Cambirls. It's a pleasant ride along the beaches of Regueral, L'Esquirol and Cavet with return through the beautiful old town of Cambrils to find again the seafront in the South Beaches of Cambrils until you reach again the entrance of the port of Cambrils.

If you like cycling along the coast you can cycle along the Costa Dorada (from Cambrils to La Pineda) on the more than 50 km. of bike lanes available. The route that we offer here, however, is shorter (12, 96 km) and aims to discover charming places in Cambrils that sometimes go unnoticed next to the beach, always fleeing from the most crowded places.

The route takes place in the regions of Baix Camp, El Tarragonès and Alt Camp. We leave in the direction of Salou and enter the city of Tarragona and later cross different municipalities of Alt Camp. Once we arrived at the town of La Selva del Camp we began the ascent to Coll de La Batalla, 7 km long. long with a demanding section of about 400 meters at 11% maximum slope. The beautiful views of the Sierra de La Mussara to our right will take us to Alforja, from where we will begin a pleasant and quick return to Cambrils.

Fast roads in slight ascent to the village of Riudoms-. Then more of the same for kms in the direction of Mont-Roig. Dreamlike tracks, some paved and others not. Before entering Mont-roig turn right and begin the ascent to the Castell. In the village of Vilanova d'Escornalbou you can drink water and get to the main course of the journey. You will go down some steep ramps until a junction that descends to the left to L'Argentera. We continue straight on and arrive at a crossroads where the last wall will lead us to the gates of the castle/monastery. They will not let you in with your bike. The vertiginous descent through a fabulous Mediterranean forest with a predominance of holm oaks. All paved and very well cared for tourism. Already down we cross Duesaigues- and fast track with many ups and downs until we reach the Pantà de Riudecanyes-. Once past it, you will immediately enter the village that gives its name to the reservoir. At the start of the ride, you will enter a wadi that will take time and fatigue after all the pedaling you have done up to this point. Leaving the Rambla, a small road with no traffic at all to access Cambrils, where you take a great bike path parallel to the coast that will end up in Cambrils.

Discover the environment of Cambrils by MTB, passing through paths and trails with charm, Mediterranean forests with good views of the Costa Daurada and areas of agriculture km0 of the gastronomy of Cambrils. This route of 44km with 964mD+ is a Marathon route in the most MTB style to enjoy the most of your machine and the charms of the Costa Daurada. Includes a climb of 250mD+ in 2.5km!!! 100% cyclable terrain.

We leave Cambrils and we have before us 15 flat kilometers until we reach Hospitalet de l'Infant. Soon, however, the road goes uphill to start a progressive ascent through Vandellòs until you reach the Coll de Fatxes. The descent that takes us to Pratdip on a narrow road is very pleasant and the landscape invites you to enjoy the descent, without rushing too much in the curves. From Pratdip to Colldejou we will take a winding asphalt road in the middle of the forest. We will quickly arrive at Montbrió del Camp, from where we will begin a leg-breaking 15-kilometer section of the route, with constant changes in elevation. Once we get to Riudecanyes however, the return to Cambrils is easy, and invites to pedal even chatting with the companions of departure knowing that the route is already in the pocket.

Magnificent rolling route, keeping in shape and overlooking the main beaches of both Cambrils and Salou. It is of moderate level but it has some spicy points, as for example the ascent after the beach of Capellanes or the ascent of the Playa larga towards the Calle del Muntayals. In general, it is a route that largely avoids steep slopes, which makes it very bearable, in addition to passing through several points of interest, whether scenic, cultural or tourist. Ideal to enjoy in company or individually. It takes approximately 3 hours to complete the 40 km.

Nice route with two not very hard climbs. The Poblet Monastery was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1991.

Unlike its namesake Costa Daurada route, the East route is intended for beginner riders, both in terms of time and kilometers. Ideal to go out and get to know a little more the beauty of the coast between Cambrils, Salou and its inland turn by Vila-seca. In 1h 30m you will surely have it completed. ;)

Circular route with departure and return in Cambrils. You go up the Riera d'Alforja to Alforja. There begins a 6.5km climb, with a fairly steep first part. We arrived at the Puigcerver Hermitage and enjoyed spectacular views. Steep descent to Riudecols (be careful with the brakes). Then a flat road to Botarell. There we go down the Segures ravine to Montbrió and return to Cambrils through the Riera d'Alforja.