Móra la Nova · Southern Catalonia
Endless trails, and they start at our front door
Guided trail riding and motorcycle hire in the quiet mountains of Southern Catalonia. Legal trails, unspoilt villages, and the Mediterranean 35 minutes away.
Not an enduro school. A proper day out.
We run small guided groups — four riders and a guide — on the legal trails and back roads around Móra d’Ebre. There is no set agenda and no race. We ride at your pace, stop for photographs, look at the things worth looking at, and eat lunch either from a picnic or in a village restaurant.
Our four Honda CRF250Ls suit complete novices and experienced riders alike. If you have never left the tarmac, that is genuinely fine — most of our customers hadn’t either.
Trails from the doorstep
No trailering, no transfer. The riding starts where you are staying and runs deep into the Serra de Llaberia and beyond.
Bikes that suit everyone
Four Honda CRF250Ls — forgiving, capable and happy on tarmac too. One can be lowered by 70mm, and kit is here if you need it.
Your day, your pace
Start when you like. You’re on holiday. We build the route around your experience and change plans whenever it suits you.
Easy to get to
Within reach of Barcelona, Valencia, Tarragona and Tortosa. Arrive by car, bike, train or coach — we’ll collect you from the station.
Rides & prices
Everything below includes the bike, fuel, kit and third-party road insurance.
Guided Riding for Accommodation Guests
The same day out, at a reduced rate for people staying with us.
€115per day
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Prices are per rider unless stated. Get in touch to check dates — we usually reply the same day.
Where to stay
Our own apartment, ten minutes from the bikes
Ebro Escape is our four-bedroom, two-bathroom flat in Móra d’Ebre. Three balconies with mountain views, free parking, and the Ebro on the doorstep.
It sleeps eight, which makes it a straightforward base for a group riding trip — and guests get a reduced rate on their riding days.
From €90 per night
See it on Ebro Escape(opens in a new tab)Where you’ll be riding
Southern Catalonia is one of the quietest corners of Spain to ride, and one of the most varied. Within an hour of the house you can be climbing a mountain pass, threading through olive terraces, crossing the Ebro, or looking down at the Mediterranean from a ridge with nobody else on it.
Siurana, the Priorat, the Serra de Llaberia, the Roman remains at Tarragona — the region rewards riders who want more from a day than mileage.
