Spain·2026

Zaragoza

Zaragoza's flat terrain and grid of wide avenues make it excellent for road cycling; the Club Ciclista Aragonés organizes the grueling Brevet 600 kms and the 400K Brevet Randonneur for long-distance cyclists, while the Marcha Cicloturista Ruta del Vino de las Piedras offers a more accessible 125km ride through the surrounding wine region. Running is straightforward here—the Ebro riverbank provides a natural corridor through the city at around 190m elevation, and the paved parques along the water suit both easy recovery runs and tempo work. For cyclists seeking more challenge beyond the flat city, the Aragonese hills rise to the south and west within 40-50km, making Zaragoza an ideal base for both long-distance brevets and local road training.