Trans-Pyrenees mountain biking: everything you need to know
One of the most emblematic routes in Spain is the Trans-Pyrenees Crossing. It may not have the renown of the Camino de Santiago, but it is a journey of more than 800 kilometres that goes from one side of the Pyrenees to the other, from Cap de Creus on the shores of the Mediterranean to Hondarribia, on the Basque coast at the other end of the mountain range, or vice versa. 800 kilometres that we can do by mountain bike, crossing the Catalan, Aragonese and Navarrese Pyrenees to reach the Basque city in several stages.
![Ara river. Sobrarbe / Photo: Falk2 [CC-BY-SA-4.0].](https://travesiapirenaica.b-cdn.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Río_Ara_by-By-Falk2-CC-BY-SA-4.0_800x600-768x576.jpg)
![North face of the Taillon / Photo: Jean Baptiste Bellet [CC-BY-2.0] via Wikimedia Commons](https://travesiapirenaica.b-cdn.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Taillon_by-Jean-Baptiste-Bellet-CC-BY-2.0Wikimedia-Commons_800x600-768x577.jpg)
