Many of the roads have useful markers showing how many kilometers there are from the start of the road or to the end of the road. In some of the descriptions I refer to these kilometer markers as KmM.
One sign you will see a lot as you cycle in Spain is “Coto privado de caza” which means “private hunting”. In Catalonia the signs say “Àrea privada de caça”.
Map showing the location of the rides in Spain described in the pages below.
Altimetrías is a website that shows stunning gradient charts of many climbs, mostly in Spain and France. You can search for specific climbs with the Buscar button, find climbs by region with the Altimetrías button, or click the Mapas button to see a map with climb locations.
Cycling in Spain: Andalucía – Órgiva
Cycling in Spain: Andalucía – Jaén and Ronda
Cycling in Spain: Andalucía – Cortijos Nuevos
Cycling in Spain: Andalucía – Cómpeta
Cycling in Spain: Andalucía – Málaga
Cycling in Spain: Andalucía – Tarbenas
Cycling in Spain: Asturias
Cycling in Spain: Costa Blanca
Cycling in Spain: Girona
Cycling in Spain: Catalonia, excluding Girona
Cycling in Spain: Gran Canaria
Cycling in Spain: MallorcaLinks and Other Clicks
Cycle Fiesta’s Complete Guide to Cycling Climbs in Spain.
Cycle Fiesta’s 100 Greatest Cycling Climbs in Spain.
Cycle Fiesta does tours in Spain, both guided and unguided.
Michelin Map. A wonderful online map.
ClimbByBike‘s web site where you can see profiles of many, many climbs.
Cycle Uphill 