Destination Pyrenees

Motorcycle route through the Pyrenees

Six days linking mountain passes, Alpine valleys and medieval villages. Ride the Trans-Pyrenean route at your own pace on your own motorcycle or as a Fly & Ride trip.

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6 daysComplete route
735 kmTrans-Pyrenean
5 nightsAccommodation
100%On road
≤ 4 hRiding per day
Travel at your own pace

Self-guided route through the Pyrenees

A circular route from Barcelona with six stages, carefully selected accommodation and all navigation prepared for you.

Self-guided Pyrenees — 6 days

Barcelona · Cerdanya · Aran Valley · Tena Valley · Aínsa

Itinerary and GPX5 nights24 h assistance
From €2.080 View route

Available with your own motorcycle or a Triumph rental · See the product page for available configurations, supplements and models.

GUIDED TOURS

From Barcelona to the heart of the Pyrenees

Six balanced stages designed to enjoy the mountains without turning the trip into a race against the clock.

Trans-Pyrenean motorcycle route

Trans-Pyrenean — 6 days

From Barcelona to Cerdanya, the Aran Valley, the Tena Valley and Aínsa, before returning through the Catalan Pre-Pyrenees.

6 daysDuration
735 kmDistance
5 nightsAccommodation
85–195 kmPer stage
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Two ways to ride it

Own motorcycle or Fly & Ride?

What changes
Own motorcycle
Fly & Ride
Arrival
You arrive on your motorcycle
You fly to Barcelona
Motorcycle
You ride your own
Prepared Triumph
Luggage
You carry it with you
Luggage storage in Barcelona
Price
Base package
Your chosen rental is added
Mountain road in the Pyrenees
The mountains from the saddle

Why ride through the Pyrenees?

The mountain range combines high passes, green valleys, lakes, back roads and medieval villages. Each stage links very different bends and landscapes without the need to cover huge distances.

The route is designed to leave time for viewpoints, coffee stops on the passes and unhurried breaks, with riding days of no more than approximately four hours.

Discover the places along the route
Valleys with character

Places along the Trans-Pyrenean route

Cerdanya

Cerdanya

The first great gateway into the mountains.

Aran Valley

Aran Valley

Alpine passes, Vielha and the River Garonne.

Tena Valley

Tena Valley

The Aragonese Pyrenees at their purest.

Aínsa and Sobrarbe

Aínsa and Sobrarbe

Mountain roads and a medieval town.

How we work

How we prepare your trip

01

We choose the roads

Passes, valleys and back roads that make sense.

02

We balance the stages

Between 85 and 195 km, with time to enjoy them.

03

We select the hotels

Five nights in well-positioned accommodation.

04

We prepare navigation

Itinerary, GPX files and recommendations.

05

We stay with you

Remote assistance throughout the trip.

Fly & Ride from Barcelona

Your Triumph awaits at the start of the route

If you do not want to travel to Barcelona on your own motorcycle, you can add a Triumph prepared specifically for this Trans-Pyrenean route to your package.

Flexible configuration: rental is added to the base price and depends on the model selected, from accessible options to larger-capacity Adventure models.

  • Inspected and prepared motorcycle
  • Models suited to the route
  • Luggage storage in Barcelona
  • 24 h remote assistance
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Triumph prepared for riding through the Pyrenees
Before you set off

Practical information

Best time to go

May and June offer open passes, lush scenery and less traffic.

Rider level

An on-road route for riders experienced on mountain roads.

Daily distance

Stages of 85 to 195 km, adapted to the pace of the passes.

Equipment

Thermal layers, full protection and gear for rain and cold.

Starting point

The route starts and finishes in Barcelona.

Pillion passenger

A two-person configuration is available for sharing a motorcycle and room.

A stop during the Pyrenees route
The mountains set the pace

Fewer kilometres, more road

BENDS · PASSES · VIEWPOINTS
“In the Pyrenees, 100 km can take as long as 300 km on the motorway. The route leaves time for viewpoints, medieval villages and that coffee at the top of the pass.”
Triumph Adventure team · Self-guided Trans-Pyrenean route
Important information

Frequently asked questions

What is included in the self-guided Pyrenees route?

The base package includes the prepared route, five nights of accommodation, navigation and travel information. See the product page for all services and coverage.

Do I need to bring my own motorcycle?

No. You can ride the route on your own motorcycle or add a rental Triumph with the Fly & Ride option from Barcelona.

Where does the route start and finish?

The circular route starts and finishes in Barcelona, after travelling through Cerdanya, the Aran Valley, the Tena Valley, Aínsa and the Pre-Pyrenees.

What level of experience do I need?

You need a valid motorcycle licence and experience riding mountain roads with bends, elevation changes and changing weather conditions.

What is the best time to ride it?

May and June are particularly recommended. At other times, the opening of some passes may depend on snow and weather conditions.

Can I travel with a pillion passenger?

Yes. The product page includes an option for two people sharing a motorcycle and double room, with the corresponding supplement.

Ride the Pyrenees at your own pace

Travel on your own motorcycle or choose a Triumph in Barcelona. We prepare the route, hotels and navigation.