Indicative route: available profiles are based on 2026 tracks. Check each stage for its source; the road book will confirm the final route.
The whole line
Sea level to sea level.
Seven stages drawn as one continuous profile. Every stage is as wide as it is long, so what you see is what you ride: 957.1 km and 14,642 m of climbing for Backroads, from one shore to the other.
01130 km · 1,697 m+●●●○○
02133.5 km · 1,602 m+●●●●○
03125.7 km · 2,547 m+●●●●●
04125.3 km · 2,290 m+●●●●○
05142.3 km · 2,470 m+●●●○○
06161.5 km · 2,017 m+●●●○○
07138.8 km · 2,019 m+●●○○○
Mediterranean · 0 mAtlantic · 0 m
Historical 2026 profile; it does not necessarily match the indicative 2027 distances. Profile based on the 2026 tracks. Exact routes, feed stations and cut-off times are published in the road book.
Stages and crossing optionsCompare the full crossing with the east and west halves and explore every stage.+
01 — The Mission · Choose Your Distance
Choose how far you go.
Same route. Same mission. Three ways to take it on.
01
Full Crossing
Full crossing · stages 1–7
Mediterranean → Atlantic · All 7 stages
The complete experience. Every climb, every valley, every kilometre between the two seas.
869 km13,955 m+7 stages
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Full Crossing
02
East Half
East half · stages 1–3
Mediterranean → High Pyrenees · Three stages
Three stages through the eastern Pyrenees, from the Mediterranean to the heart of the range — where the route splits by modality.
398 km6,935 m+3 stages
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East Half
03
West Half
West half · stages 4–7
High Pyrenees → Atlantic · Four stages
Four stages through the western Pyrenees, finishing where the mountains meet the ocean.
471 km7,020 m+4 stages
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West Half
01 — The Mission · The Stages
7 Stages. One Mission.
Every stage adapts to how you ride it. Choose your modality.
East half · stages 1–3 · West half · stages 4–7
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Mediterranean → Eastern PyreneesEast half · stages 1–3Start on the Mediterranean shore
Transpyr is not a race, but it is seven consecutive days in the mountains. Here is what each modality asks of you — so you can choose the right one, and train for it.
Backroads
Hours in the saddle
5.4 h / day
Longest stage
152 km
Biggest climbing day
2,950 m+
Whole crossing
869 km · 13,955 m+
≈ 38 h moving at 23 km/h average.
Gran Raid MTB
Hours in the saddle
6.7 h / day
Longest stage
102 km
Biggest climbing day
2,680 m+
Whole crossing
658 km · 15,790 m+
≈ 47 h moving at 14 km/h average.
Gravel Adventure
Hours in the saddle
6.0 h / day
Longest stage
138 km
Biggest climbing day
2,600 m+
Whole crossing
800 km · 14,330 m+
≈ 42 h moving at 19 km/h average.
E-Transpyr
Hours in the saddle
5.2 h / day
Longest stage
102 km
Biggest climbing day
2,680 m+
Whole crossing
658 km · 15,790 m+
≈ 37 h moving at 18 km/h average.
How riders prepare
Three to five rides a week for at least twelve weeks, building to 8–10 hours in your biggest week.
Back-to-back long days: two consecutive 4–5 hour rides teach your body what a stage race feels like.
Climb. Weeks with 2,500–3,000 m of elevation make the Pyrenees feel familiar.
Ride the bike you will bring, with the bags, tyres and gearing you will use.
Practise eating on the bike: 60–90 g of carbohydrate per hour is the difference on day five.
Feed stations every 35–45 km, mechanics and a medical team on course, and a sweep vehicle that closes every stage. You are never alone out there.
02 — The Experience
Your only job is to ride.
At Transpyr Coast to Coast, we take care of every logistical detail so you can focus on what really matters: living the journey. Accommodation, mechanics and recovery are optional services you can add to your registration and build the crossing you want.
Travel light. Ride freely.
Included in every registration01Luggage Transfer+
We transport luggage between stage towns so you can ride without carrying it. Drop-off and collection points, times and luggage limits will be detailed in the participant information.
02Stage Logistics+
We coordinate each stage and move the event to the next basecamp. The briefing and road book explain the start, finish and daily arrangements.
03Feed Stations+
Feed stations along the stages let you replenish water and food. Check their locations in the road book and plan what you need to carry between stations.
04Medical Service+
The event medical team provides assistance for incidents during the event. Before the start, check the contact and emergency procedure supplied by the organiser.
05Professional Staff+
The organising team coordinates crossing services and daily stage operations. If you encounter a problem, staff will direct you to the appropriate service.
06Participant Support+
We help you find the information you need to prepare for and take part in the crossing. Contact the organiser with registration, documentation or logistics questions: info@transpyr.com.
Optional — add them to your registration07Accommodation Packs+
Standard and Premium packs include accommodation and breakfast in a shared twin room. Single rooms are available for a supplement. Check availability and book with Valua Travel. Valua Travel ↗
08Mechanical Assistance & Bike Wash+
Mechanical assistance and bike washing after the stages. See the available options during registration. Explore services →
09Recovery Massages+
Recovery massages after the stages. See the available options during registration. Explore services →
Optional services
The crossing, your way.
Find out what each service offers before you register. Extras are selected per rider and charged separately from registration.
Choose your duration
Full Crossing · prices per rider, VAT included
01
Mechanical assistance & bike wash
Daily bike washing and mechanical assistance by Masquebici in the stage towns, to prepare your bike for the following day.
At every stage town · MasquebiciView descriptionHide description · Mechanical assistance & bike wash
Daily bike wash and mechanical service by an external provider at every stage town.
€180.00per rider
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Recovery massages
A massage service after the stages, provided by Masquebici. Add it individually for the riders who would like it.
After the stage · MasquebiciView descriptionHide description · Recovery massages
Post-stage recovery massage by an external provider at every stage town.
€210.00per rider
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Feed station bag service
Have a bag with your own food, clothing and other personal items available at one feed station during the stage. Keep what you need along the route without carrying everything on your bike.
At one feed station during the stageView descriptionHide description · Feed station bag service
Have a bag with your own food, clothing and other personal items available at one feed station during the stage. Keep what you need along the route without carrying everything on your bike.
€135.00per rider
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Return transfer
Transport from the finish back to the start, for you and your bike. An option for arranging your return once the crossing is complete.
After the crossing · rider and bikeView descriptionHide description · Return transfer
Transfer from the finish back to the start, rider and bike.
€95.00per rider
How to book
Choose services for each rider at the Extras step during registration. You will see the full breakdown and total before you pay.
Mechanical assistance & daily bike wash by Masquebici
Recovery massages by Masquebici
Return transfers
Feed station bag service
Optional services are not included in the registration. Add them during the registration process or before the event.
Organise your journey
Travel
For travel to the start and back from the finish, transfers and trains, contact Valua Travel: travel@valuatravel.com
Accommodation Optional
Explore accommodation packs and book with Valua Travel. Single rooms are available for a supplement. Valua Travel ↗
Bike & Equipment
Which bike to bring and what to pack for seven days across the Pyrenees.
Recovery & Mechanics Optional
Daily bike wash, mechanical service and recovery massages by Masquebici, available as an add-on at every stage town.
Practical Information
Documents, rules, insurance and everything else worth knowing.
FAQ
Transpyr is designed for riders with a good endurance base. You don't need to be a professional: every stage has generous cut-off times, frequent feed stations and continuous support. If you can ride long back-to-back days, you can finish Transpyr.
Gran Raid MTB is the original crossing on trails and tracks. Backroads follows quiet mountain roads, Gravel Adventure runs between the two worlds, and E-Transpyr rides the Gran Raid route with assistance. All four cross the Pyrenees coast to coast.
No — accommodation is an optional service. The registration covers the crossing itself; you can then add a Standard or Premium accommodation pack, or organise your own stay at every stage town. Valua Travel ↗
Yes, bring your own bike, suited to your chosen discipline. Mechanical assistance and daily bike washing by Masquebici are available as optional services.
Return transfers from the finish back to the start are available as an add-on, and we share recommended train and flight connections for both ends of the route.
A stage day
Seven days that look like this.
A supported crossing has a rhythm. Once you know it, the only thing left to think about is the road ahead.
06:30
Breakfast
Early, unhurried and generous. Bags packed and left at the hotel: the luggage truck takes them to tonight's basecamp.
07:30
Briefing
The day's route, weather, feed stations and any last-minute changes, from the organisation team.
08:00
Start
Modalities roll out in waves. It is not a race — ride at your pace, in a group or alone.
On course
Feed stations every 35–45 km
Water, food, mechanics and a medical team on the road. A sweep vehicle closes each stage.
13:00–17:00
Finish window
Stage arrival at the basecamp. Photo, timing, recovery drink — and the day's stories.
Afternoon
Bike wash, mechanics, massage
Optional services by Masquebici at every stage town, so the bike and the legs are ready for tomorrow.
20:00
Dinner & tomorrow
Dinner with the peloton and a short briefing for the next stage. Early night.
Experience TranspyrLandscapes, life between stages, rider stories and photos from the crossing.+
Stage 04 · Ribagorça
01 — The Mission · What is Transpyr
7 Stages. One Mission.
Transpyr is not simply a race. It is a mission: to cross the Pyrenees from coast to coast.
Seven stages, seven different basecamp towns, one continuous line. It starts with the back wheel in the Mediterranean and ends with the front wheel in the Atlantic, climbing the whole range in between: the Empordà, the Cerdanya, the Val d’Aran, Sobrarbe, Aragón, Navarra and the Basque Country. Every night the whole event moves on to a new town, so you ride the Pyrenees end to end without ever doubling back.
And you choose how to ride it: mountain bike, road, gravel or e-bike. The same week, the same basecamps and the same finish line, with four routes drawn for four kinds of rider. No other crossing in the world brings them together on the same journey.
The route, stage by stage
Mediterranean
Eastern Pyrenees
Central Pyrenees
High Pyrenees
Aragón
Western Pyrenees
Navarra
Atlantic
The basecamp towns for each stage are announced in November.
Full Crossing
East Half
West Half
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