View of El Burgo – Wind Pass loop from Carramolo del Queso

View of El Burgo – Wind Pass loop from Carramolo del Queso

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View of El Burgo – Wind Pass loop from Carramolo del Queso

05:18

69.1km

1,650m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: September 10, 2026

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Includes a very steep uphill segment

You may need to push your bike.

After 6.50 km for 149 m

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8.25 km

Puerto de la Mujer

Viewpoint

21.8 km

Puerto de Las Abejas

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El puerto de las Abejas is hidden in the mountains of Málaga, but it is a classic among locals. The 2026 Vuelta included it in its route.

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28.3 km

The origin of this town is Celtic, but in its streets you can see vestiges of its Roman and Andalusian past and as a refuge for bandits from the Costa del Sol. It has been rebuilt on several occasions, mainly after the 1775 earthquake that caused it very affected.

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31.2 km

View of El Burgo and the Sierra de las Nieves

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The Sierra de las Nieves is a beautiful mountain range and natural park in the province of Málaga, Andalusia, Spain. It was officially recognized as a national park in 2021 and covers approximately 22,979.76 hectares. The region is known for its impressive landscapes, rich biodiversity and unique flora and fauna. The Sierra de las Nieves is home to the largest forests of the rare Spanish fir (Pinsapo) in Spain.

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32.1 km

View of El Burgo

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View of El Burgo from where the climb to Puerto del Viento begins.

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35.0 km

View of the Sierra de las Nieves National Park

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The Parque Nacional de la Sierra de las Nieves is a beautiful natural park in the province of Málaga. It was officially recognized as a national park in 2021 and covers an area of approximately 22,979.76 hectares. The area is famous for its unique forests of the rare Spanish silver fir (Pinsapo), which have their largest distribution in Spain here. The park offers a diversity of landscapes and ecosystems, with peaks reaching almost 2,000 meters, including Pico Torrecilla which is 1,919 meters high. It is a popular place for hiking and nature experiences, with challenging routes and beautiful views.

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40.6 km

Puerto de las Empedradas

Mountain Pass

42.1 km

Wind Pass

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This is one of the most emblematic passes in the province of Málaga. Very popular among cyclists, judging by the number of cycling club stickers covering the sign announcing the arrival at the pass. Great views of the Cerro del Viento and the surrounding mountains.

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42.5 km

Puerto del Viento

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Puerto del Viento is a climb in the Costa del Sol region that is popular with cyclists and walkers. The pass connects Ronda to El Burgo and is approximately 11.2 kilometres long from Ronda and 13.3 kilometres long from El Burgo. It has an elevation gain of 360 metres from Ronda and 612 metres from El Burgo, with an average gradient of 3.2% and 4.6% respectively.
This route offers beautiful views of the Sierra de las Nieves and the Sierra de Grazalema, and is a great place to explore the nature and landscape of Andalusia. It is a relatively quiet route with little traffic, making it ideal for a relaxing and enjoyable ride.

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42.8 km

Ascent to the Viento pass from Ronda

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The climb to the mythical Puerto del Viento from Ronda takes you up to 1190 meters. There are no water sources, so it is advisable to carry plenty in your bottles.

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48.3 km

Puerto de los Ladrones

Mountain Pass

69.1 km

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