Gerês Granfondo | 131km
Mountainous. The climbs are the race.
- Climbing
- 2,800 m
- Per km
- 21.1 m
- At 5%+
- 9%
- High point
- 952 m
- under -3%24.9 km
- -3 to 1%61.5 km
- 1 to 3%23.3 km
- 3 to 5%10.6 km
- 5 to 8%10.7 km
- 8 to 12%1.7 km
| From | Length | Gain | Avg | Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| km 52.6 | 9.8 km | 494 m | 5% | 8.4% |
| km 17 | 6.3 km | 374 m | 5.9% | 7.3% |
| km 110.6 | 3.6 km | 215 m | 6% | 8.5% |
| km 120.4 | 3.6 km | 208 m | 5.8% | 7.1% |
| km 71.4 | 2.7 km | 128 m | 4.7% | 4.5% |
Climbs measured from the route file, not the race blurb. The profile carries a point roughly every 0.9 km, so a short ramp inside a climb reads smoother here than it does under your wheels, and each climb’s gain is a floor rather than a total.
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Portugal's oldest gran fondo sends riders deep into the Peneda-Gerês National Park — the country's only national park — through ancient granite villages, glacial valleys, and ancient oak and pine forests. The 131 km course is defined by two iconic walls: the Pincães climb (2 km at 10.7%) and the Ermida ramp (3 km at 6.5%, opening km at 11.8%), making it one of Portugal's most demanding one-day cycling events in its 13th edition.