
The 2026 race will follow the same order but the Race Village will change its location.
The 2026 route and all event details will be announced closer to the event and over the coming months, but the following information can help you better understand the race.
Have you ever imagined descending dizzying trails through wild forests? Where massive mountains watch you from all four sides, ready to receive you with the toughness and recognition that only they can offer? Are you ready to get on the starting line?
A route that changes and seeks to surpass that of previous years, more exciting singletracks, more rewarding slopes, more views and more opportunities to conquer the Pyrenees.
4 Days | 203km | 6.500m Climbing | 7.800m Descent
2025 Andorra Epic Pyrenees excites and challenges with a 203 km route, 7.800 m of exciting descent and 6.500 m of arduous ascent. From the Race Village in la Massana, a 4-day Epic Series Legend category will explore Andorra's iconic MTB trails and venture far from the mundane to conquer the soaring Pyrenean slopes. After all, Andorra Epic is Epic Series, it is Legend category and each rider will have to earn their reward, along with the right to wear their finisher medal and thus be one step closer to joining the Epic Legend club.
THE GETAWAY ASCENT
Stage 1 of the Andorra Epic 2025 kicks off in La Massana, launching riders into a high-altitude challenge that blends tough climbs, iconic terrain, and fast descents. The route ascends to the Pal/Arinsal station and continues to the stage’s highest point, Collada de Muntaner (2,078 m), before plunging into thrilling descents, including a steep hike-a-bike section at Contrabandista Pass. A second brutal climb leads to a high-speed, technical finish through La Commençal Bike Park. With fan hotspots at Km 12 and 35, Stage 1 delivers a powerful opener—equal parts endurance test, technical showcase, and mountain racing spectacle.
Tuesday, 3 July 2025
THE GETAWAY ASCENT
Distance 43km | Climbing 2150m | Descent 1625m
Start Location La Massana
Finish Location La Massana
EDGE OF ALTITUDE
Stage 2 of the Andorra Epic 2025 dives deeper into the mountains, beginning at the Pal/Arinsal station and immediately challenging riders with a high-altitude climb to Coll de Cabús (2,300 m), the stage’s summit. After reaching the top, racers plunge into a breathtaking and fast descent through rugged alpine terrain.
The route then shifts into a grueling second climb toward Collada de Muntaner, before launching into Super Sispony—an intense 8.2 km technical descent with steep drops, rocky turns, and narrow switchbacks, known as the most demanding downhill of the entire race.
The final stretch to La Massana offers a dynamic mix of gravel, singletrack, and short climbs to test every rider’s endurance and strategy.
Fan hotspots are located at Km 7 and Km 20 near Coll de la Botella, where spectators can catch the action twice in one stage. Stage 2 is a masterclass in contrasts—big climbs, bigger drops, and nonstop adrenaline. It's a test of courage, control, and commitment.
Friday, 4 July 2025
EDGE OF ALTITUDE
Distance 46km | Climbing 1300m | Descent 1950m
Start Location Pal / Arinsal
Finish Location La Massana
THE QUEEN STAGE
Stage 3 is the crown jewel of the Andorra Epic 2025—the Queen Stage. Starting in Canillo, riders are immediately immersed in the natural beauty of the Incles Valley before tackling a punishing climb to Grandvalira and the race’s highest point: Pic de Solanelles (2,456 m). This high-altitude summit offers stunning views but demands everything from the riders. A wild descent back toward Canillo unleashes fast, raw terrain, but the stage is far from over.
The next climb—Coll d’Ordino—is a rhythm-breaking ascent that drains riders just as fatigue takes hold. The reward? Beixalís Flow, a thrilling 6.7 km descent dropping 690 meters in vertical, packed with curves, speed, and technical finesse.
The final kilometers into La Massana mix road, singletrack, and gravel in a constant test of adaptability and endurance. Spectators can catch dramatic mid-race action at km 34 near MontMagical Activity Park, accessible by cable car.
Stage 3 is pure mountain racing at its most extreme: long, brutal, and breathtaking. It’s the ultimate test of willpower and trail mastery—where the strongest riders seize the crown.
Saturday, 5 July 2025
THE QUEEN STAGE
Distance 63km | Climbing 2390m | Descent 2700m
Start Location Canillo
Finish Location La Massana
THE GRAND FINALE
The final stage of the Andorra Epic 2025 delivers a fast-paced and technical conclusion, starting from Naturland at 1600 meters. Though the shortest of all stages, Stage 4 is packed with elevation changes, explosive descents, and thrilling terrain. Riders begin with a steady climb to Refugi Roca de Pimes (2160 m), the day’s peak, before launching into a massive 1300-meter descent through forest trails and ridgelines.
With a key spectator point at km 15 near Naturland Activity Park, fans can witness early action in a family-friendly alpine setting. The route then transitions briefly onto roads, weaving through the heart of Andorra la Vella before returning to nature for the grand finale.
The final challenge is the Comabella - AllIn Downhill—a 9 km, 880-meter vertical descent that demands technical mastery and nerves of steel. It’s a dramatic end to a demanding race, combining urban rhythm, mountain spirit, and high-speed thrills.
Stage 4 is a celebration of flow, finesse, and finishing strength—an unforgettable conclusion to the Andorra Epic.
Sunday, 6 July 2025
THE GRAND FINALE
Distance 51km | Climbing 1250m | Descent 1580m
Start Location Naturland
Finish Location La Massana
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