@@Crsf84 hi, all the routes were downloaded from the Trans Euro Trail website or the Adventure Country Tracks site. Both you will find the gpx files required Have a great trip, it’s one of my favourites

I’m sure you will, it’s a great set of trails

Hi, this was based mainly around the small Spanish town of Ainsa. Very central on the Spanish side of the Pyrenees. We rode some local trails and parts of the TET nearby.

@@SteveWorth Thank you, I’ll have to check out the TET/ACT around there, much appreciated

I know you guys followed TET, by chance please do you have a Gpx file of the routes you ran with this trip?

Thanks for the nice feedback

Hi, Thanks for the comment. The road in question leads from Potes to Sotres in northern Spain 🇪🇸 through the Picos national park. Loved your recent film by the way. Keep up the good work.

@@SteveWorth looks absolutely stunning between those mountains, I’ll go there sometime. Thank you for the reply

Hi, This particular run was made in the middle of May 2023, its often cooler, cloudy and a chance of rain in the Pecos mountians in the north of spain. heading south into Portugal is often dry, however the top of the Sierra Estrella was very cold and rained. was ok at lower elevation. I think in general most poeple say to avoid these areas in the summer due to heat and this risk of fires, most trails i belive are closed for this reason.

​@@SteveWorthHi, for you Spain and Portugal TET in March it's good idea ? Unfortunately I can't take holidays in May

Hi, The trails were a mixture of Portugal TET and ACT, north of Sierra Estrella to the border of Spain, Then TET routes back to Santander

Hi, Filmed on an Insta 360 OneRS. Very good camera with good battery life. Just need to sort out the sound with some sort of wind noise buffer or a separate mic.

@@SteveWorth Thank you Steve👍

Hi, the route can be found on the Trans Euro Trail website. It’s best to check that as the sections change regularly for access reasons. So I would always download the latest route prior to your departure. The same with sections from the ACT, Adventure Country Tracks. Basically we traveled to Santander by ferry, then rode west across northern Spain then headed south into Portugal. Then back again to Santander and home to UK

okay thanks, i'm familiar with the TET but not the ACT, cheers for the heads up. I'm thinking of doing it on my 350exc, is there much road work to do?

@@dirkgherkins hi, the ACT has more road work sections. It’s also a lot easier to ride. We used the ACT sections in places to make up time. However the TET is a little more challenging in places, the majority of it is no problem, especially on an EXC The ACT is in Portugal. So we used it to return north in places. Regards

@@SteveWorth probably stick to the TET then, we only have a week and want to spend as much time as possible off road. i was considering doing it on my 1090 but i think it's probably going to be too big....nice comfy saddle though

Thanks for the compliment, yes was the new TET sections from 2023

@@SteveWorthAnyway you could share a gpx?

Hi, On my recent trip I travelled from northern Spain into Portugal and back again. I Never made it to the south, however I believe the section you need is TET E 24 GSR-05 Download from the TET website

Hi Steve Loved the film. Looks like you had a blast. Me and a few mates are planning a very similar trip next year. I don’t suppose you have a gpx of the route that you could send me please.

Hi, the whole trip was over approximately 13 days, that includes the long overnight ferry from Plymouth to Santander, plus the return trip. So the actual riding was about 9 days in total.

Hi, we traveled from the UK with tour company Lama Travel

Hi Dylan Yes it’s possible to travel around the areas you mentioned. There are some very modern gondolas and lifts which link all the areas together. Very easy to follow piste maps to take the correct links etc. It was busier over in the St Anton area. Warth area is a place you can also reach and has some great runs and quieter. Regards