A short and easy family trip through the lower part of the Tuca forests which will allow you to both visit Betren and Escunhau and also do a bike riding test on the first descent. If you like the route, it can be extended with the fantastic Camin de Hèr: watch out and, as soon as you start the second descent, along the track, take the Tuca detour and follow the signs for route 61. Just after a kilometer you will find the entrance to the singletrack (61A), wich is easy and fun.

A fantastic circular route that links two quite technical and fun descents and allows you to enjoy very good views. The almost 1000 m drop in 25 km is rewarded by about 30% of trails on the descents.

The route crosses Gausach, goes up to Casau along the historical trail and, from there, it follows a long track to its highest point, the Serrat de Pomaròla, where the views are incredible. The first descent of the route is a red singletrack with some tight switchbacks and some steep steps. We will then take the trail to Sarrahèra, passing over the northern entrance of the tunnel, to enjoy another quicker and easier singletrail towards Vielha, where we will whether finish the route or link it with another one to finish the day.

Linear route along the long Pomaròla track, crossing the towns of Gausach and Casau. Between them there is a piece of trail that allows us to avoid the N-230, and that will make us hike our bike on the way up.

The ascent is pleasant, and the views over the mountains of Pòrt de Vielha and the sunny side of Mijaran are truly spectacular.

A route that in just over two hours will take us, through the old Tuca station, to enjoy a technical and exciting descent through the shady fir forests of Betren and Escunhau.

The ascent is comfortable and gradual on a good surface, while the first part of the descent, after a traverse section is very step and technical. Once we cross the Bargadèra track, the difficulty decreases and we can let go of the brakes a bit, until the apotheosic arrival at Escunhau. The return to Vielha is made along the shoulder.

The route can be extended by combining it with the 40A Projekt (red) in the Baricauva sector or the 50A (black) Cataplas in Salient.

Although it is a linear route, which goes up and down in the same track, the quality of the landscapes and the variety of environments through which it runs make this challenge worthwhile. About 1000 m of relentless ascent to discover the historic ski resort of La Tuca through shady fir trees and alpine meadows.

A perfect mtb or gravel biking to discover the banks of the river Nere, following quiet tracks with a flat and easy stretch of trail. Quite shady, especially in the morning, which makes it perfect for hot summer days. Be careful when crossing the N-230!

To do a longer trip of the same kind, combine it with route 40 (Bassa d’Oles), to accumulate 45 km and 1500 m of elevation gain, all on quiet asphalt and tracks in good condition.

Loop around the villages of Mijaran that will allow you to discover Mont, Vilac and Gausach while riding on tracks, cycle paths and local roads, as well as a taste of riding on singletracks, both uphill and downhill from Mont to Vilac. They’re technically easy, but feel free to put your foot down if you feel uncomfortable!

One of the great Trail-Enduro routes in Aran, hard because of the distance and the altitude gain of the ascent and not because of the difficulty of the descents, which are generally fast and clean although twisty.

If you choose a sunny day you can enjoy incredible views while enjoying the 1300 meters of continuous descent in more than 10 km of fun singletrack, which will take you from the alpine meadows of Cap des Cròdos to Vielha again, exhausted and happy.