CAT700 Bikepacking Adventure — gravel Pirineos - Delta del Ebro, Spain
Spain

CAT700 Bikepacking Adventure

Key facts

Date:
19-22 jun
Type:
Ultra / Bikepacking
Pirineos - Delta del Ebro · Cataluña · Spain
Distances:
700 km
Elevation:
12.500 m
Price:
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About

The CAT700 Bikepacking Adventure links the Pyrenees with the Ebro Delta across 700 km and 12,500 metres of elevation gain, traversing three Catalan provinces: Lleida, Girona and Tarragona. This north-to-south journey compresses Catalonia's extraordinary geographical variety into a single route, from high Pyrenean terrain through intermediate mountain ranges, vineyards and Mediterranean lowlands to the river delta. A multi-day ultra format demanding navigation skill, logistical self-sufficiency and management of cumulative fatigue across approximately a week of riding. Push Rider Training 360 pairs the aerobic base and ultra-specific phases with a three-stage nutrition protocol —adaptation, activation and race-specific— while weekly coach review calibrates the final taper to actual accumulated load. For bikepackers with real multi-day route experience.

Frequently asked questions

When does the CAT700 Bikepacking Adventure 2026 take place?

The CAT700 Bikepacking Adventure 2026 takes place from 19 to 22 June.

What is the distance and total elevation gain?

The event covers 700 km with 12,500 metres of accumulated elevation gain.

Where is the start and what is the route?

The start is in the Pyrenees and the finish is at the Ebro Delta, passing through the provinces of Lleida, Girona and Tarragona.

How many days does the event last?

The CAT700 Bikepacking Adventure lasts 4 days, from 19 to 22 June 2026.

How to prepare for the CAT700 Bikepacking Adventure with PUSH TRAINING 360?

With 700 km and 12,500 m of elevation over 4 days in an Ultra Bikepacking format crossing Catalonia from north to south, the CAT700 demands maximum preparation. The 12-week PUSH TRAINING 360 plan with weekly review prioritises: an extensive aerobic base to handle long daily stages, threshold construction to manage Pyrenean passes, specificity loading with several consecutive days on a loaded bike simulating full route autonomy, and a final taper. The 3-phase nutrition approach is decisive: maximum glycogen loading before the start, a continuous fuelling plan alternating carbohydrates and fats over the 4 days, and nightly protein recovery between stages. Pacing in an ultra of this duration and distance must be extremely restrained at the start to complete the event without physical collapse.

Want us to coach you?

Pick your race and we build the plan: training, nutrition and mindset in a 12-week program with that event as the goal. Limited spots per edition.

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