Ignaciana Larga Verdú - Manresa / Mountain Bike / Gravel / Ebike
Discover the final stretch of the Ignatian Way on two wheels: an experience that awakens all the senses, with the landscapes, cuisine, and heritage that fascinated Ignatius of Loyola more than five centuries ago.
The Ignatian Way is a self-guided GPS route for mountain biking, gravel riding, or e-bikes, approximately 110 kilometers long, covering the final three stages of the Ignatian Way, from Verdú to Manresa, passing through Cervera, Igualada, and the foothills of Montserrat. A sporting experience that allows cyclists to experience the terrain they traverse firsthand. The route has been specifically adapted to be optimal for mountain, gravel, or e-bike riding, avoiding roads and risky areas for participants.
This year, the long route offers two options: a 110-km route with 2,100 m of elevation gain, combining slopes and some easy trails, or the 106-km route with 1,995 m of elevation gain, entirely on slopes and without any technical sections.
The Ignaciana also launches a short version of 46 km and 700 m of elevation gain, starting in Igualada and finishing in Manresa, connecting at the start with the long route. This is a gentle and very accessible option, allowing you to enjoy trails and paths with spectacular panoramic views of Montserrat.
All registrations include a commemorative T-shirt. Additionally, when registering, you can add transportation service (initial or final) and also purchase the official jersey for the 2025 edition.
*Registration open from July 3 to September 14.
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Events
Catalonia Industrial Tourism Week 2026
From 16 to 25 OctoberGuided tours of the old town of Verdú
17 OctoberAntiques and Arts Market of Tàrrega
17 OctoberPresent and future of the peasantry in Catalonia under debate, Castell de Concabella
17 OctoberLes Garrigues Amateur Comic Theatre Showcase
From 17 to 18 OctoberGuissona SegaMots Festival
18 OctoberMemefest - Western Humor Festival in Tàrrega
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