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Route through the Guiniguada ravine

01/03/2020 Por Local Guide Gran Canaria

This bike route through the Guiniguada ravine is well known among cyclists living in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Although it passes through the channel of a ravine, the Cabildo or Government of Gran Canaria has fixed it lately. Currently the road is quite wide, as well as flat. That is why it’s perfect for Gravel Bike, Mountain Bike, electrics or any other type of bikes. The track is only suitable for bikes or walkers. Therefore, it is not allowed to pass on the dirt track to motorcycles or cars.

Barranco de Guiniguada grava o picón
Gravel area in the trail through the Guiniguada

Bike route through Guiniguada ravine

The track starts near the Stone Bridge or Puente de Piedra, in the Triana area. And today it extends to practically Santa Brígida municipality, without having to ride through the general road.

Bike route through Guiniguada ravine
Bike route through Guiniguada ravine

After riding the entire Guiniguada ravine, we continue to the San Lorenzo neighborhood, where we went along quite technical roads that surrounded the dam Presa del Pintor.

Pintor dam in Guiniguada ravine
Pintor dam in Guiniguada ravine

Track of the route through the Guiniguada

The track we show below is of a circular route in Gravel Bike, which passes through the following municipalities: Firgas, Arucas, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and Teror. Then you can download the track of the route in .gpx format so that you can follow it on your own without getting lost. If you don’t know how to download it and follow it from your navigator or smartphone, we’ll explain it to you here. If you want to support us so that we continue to create content for you about Gran Canaria, we will appreciate if you purchase one of our tracks, either to enjoy incredible routes or as a donation.

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If you have any questions or suggestions, please leave us a comment or contact us by email at info@localguidegrancanaria.com. We would also like to share with you a local brand ChelaClo, inspired in life over two wheels. They have cool cycling kits and more!

Filed Under: CYCLING, GRAVEL BIKE, THINGS TO DO

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