Barranco de Mogán
Road Cycling Highlight
Recommended by 96 out of 99 road cyclists
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Location: Mogán, Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain
Best Road Cycling Rides to Barranco de Mogán
- Intermediate
22
View of Presa de Las Niñas – Cruz de San Antonio loop from El Hoyo01:36
24.8km
750m
Expert166
Aldea de San Nicolas, Tejada, y Ayacata – return through Tamadaba Natural Park – Gran Canaria05:58
94.9km
2,760m
Expert5.0
(3)
42
Venaguera, Barranco de Mogán y Roque Nublo – return via the Inagua Integral Natural Reserve – Gran Canaria05:53
92.4km
2,750m
Tips
In the Montaña de Tauro pass you come across the Barranco de Mogán which is known as the orchard of Gran Canaria due to the amount of vegetables grown in the area. The landscape contrasts with other valleys in the area with less green.
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•January 16, 2023
Barranco de Mogán is, so to speak, the orchard of Gran Canaria. Here grow eggplant and bananas, mangos, papayas, lemons and cut flowers, sometimes in huge greenhouses along the slopes. The valley is considered one of the most charming of the whole island.
translated by•December 19, 2017
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Location: Mogán, Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain
Best Road Cycling Rides to Barranco de Mogán
- Intermediate
22
View of Presa de Las Niñas – Cruz de San Antonio loop from El Hoyo01:36
24.8km
750m
Expert166
Aldea de San Nicolas, Tejada, y Ayacata – return through Tamadaba Natural Park – Gran Canaria05:58
94.9km
2,760m
Expert5.0
(3)
42
Venaguera, Barranco de Mogán y Roque Nublo – return via the Inagua Integral Natural Reserve – Gran Canaria05:53
92.4km
2,750m
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