Our base is set below stunning Murcia mountains and we offer rides in spectacular surroundings to everyone from beginners to seasoned professionals. We have a shop, bar and restaurant on-site. The bar and restaurant is open 10am until 11pm every day, except Mondays. Bikes can be hired from 9am until 2pm Tuesday to Sunday.

Come and hire one of our E-Bikes and explore the Sierra De La Pila and surrounding areas. We have pre-programmed GPS devices and maps with routes aimed at all level of fitness and competence on a Mountain Bike.

We offer a delivery and collection service from our base in Baños de Fortuna.

Opening times are: 9am - 2pm Tuesday to Sunday.

Bikes hired on a 24 hour hire should be returned at 9am, and bikes on an hourly, or half-day hire, should be returned by the designated time, or you may be charged for an additional period.

• 14km Baños Mountain Tour

Route Length Circular Route Maximum Altitude Height Gain Distance 15 km 432 m 330 m Minimum Altitude Height Drop Distance Coordinates Difficulty Level 210 m 330 m 237 Moderate This route takes the rider from Camping El Castillejo to the the Baños de Fortuna hot springs, passing by what was once an ancient Roman village, archeologists have discovered tombs full of weapons on this site and ancient pottery. Also, the large mound of earth on the left-hand side of the road was the village look out post and has to this day small pieces of roman pottery scattered around and on top of the site. You will also find just of the main road the original archeology excavations of the roman baths they have been studying this area for many years and have found numerous artifacts. Crossing the main road and heading to the modern-day Baths you will see the four-star Hotels that have therapeutic treatments available, the hot spring water is about 38 degrees and are said to have therapeutic healing capabilities. Heading out of Fortuna and then climbing the very steep hill to the village of Capres, this will be tough but much easier with the 500Wh Bosch battery, as you pass through the south side of the Sierra De La Pila National Park. You can fill up your water bottles at Saint Geronimo water point and then drop down the step hill heading back to Fortuna, be careful to follow your GPS as you are required to take a sharp left turn whist you are still on the hill. This track is tough but progressively down hill eventually you will arrive at the ancient Black Cave, archeologist discovered wall painting dating back to first century. Heading through the orange and lemon groves you will arrive at Las Calendas urbanization where there is a traditional Spanish bar and an Indian restaurant, you have only 1Km to go until arriving back at Camping Castillejo. More

• Top of La Pila

Route Length Circular Route Maximum Altitude Height Gain Distance 53.19km 1239 m 1465 m Minimum Altitude Height Drop Distance Coordinates Difficulty Level 192 m 1465 m 328 Difficult 53.19km with 1465m of climb this is the classic route around the Sierra De La Pila. From Camping Castillejo the cyclist heads straight up the long climb to Garapacha village, passing through the historical site of El Corteo de Las Penas. This is a historic landmark and has some amazing natural rock formations. Many years ago, this route served as a strategic point to stop people passing from the south to the north and today is a protected area. Arriving at Garapacha and the old church the trail starts proper from here. Cycling through the sierra you will arraive at the ‘four Lane End’ meeting point and head East heading up to the peak. Shortly after this turning you will see the famous rock formation of the Sierra De La Pila.You will then take a sharp right turn and the final leg up to the peak. The cyclist will pass through the area of the Pozos De Nieve or snow Collecting Holes or Chambers, these were built to collect snow and save water when water was scarce. Then the climb increases until finally levelling out only to become very steep again as you approach the summit. The down hill is great and long so be careful, the track takes you a different way back on a winding track around the side of the mountain. The route back is fast and before you know it the cyclist is back in Fortuna and Camping Castillejo. More