{"version":"1.0","provider_name":"Camins de l&#039;Ebre","provider_url":"https:\/\/caminsdelebre.com\/en\/","author_name":"David Giron\u00e9s","author_url":"https:\/\/caminsdelebre.com\/en\/author\/david\/","title":"Sectors - Camins de l&#039;Ebre","type":"rich","width":600,"height":338,"html":"<blockquote class=\"wp-embedded-content\" data-secret=\"jd3j1g62WO\"><a href=\"https:\/\/caminsdelebre.com\/en\/road\/sectors\/\">Sectors<\/a><\/blockquote><iframe sandbox=\"allow-scripts\" security=\"restricted\" src=\"https:\/\/caminsdelebre.com\/en\/road\/sectors\/embed\/#?secret=jd3j1g62WO\" width=\"600\" height=\"338\" title=\"&#8220;Sectors&#8221; &#8212; Camins de l&#039;Ebre\" data-secret=\"jd3j1g62WO\" frameborder=\"0\" marginwidth=\"0\" marginheight=\"0\" scrolling=\"no\" class=\"wp-embedded-content\"><\/iframe><script>\n\/*! 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It can be covered in its entirety or divided into different sectors, allowing the experience to be adapted to the time available, the physical level and the motivation of each cyclist. Each stretch has its own personality and offers different landscapes and sensations, making it possible to experience the route step by step, without rushing. Each sector can be carried out independently, making Camins de l&#8217;Ebre Road a flexible and open proposal throughout the year. Sector 1 Card\u00f3-Llaberia 0 km + 0 m Route Mountain roads and long ports with little traffic. Types of roads and surfaces 95% Road \/ 5% Paved track A demanding start in a steep and little-known territory. The roads wind through forests and steep slopes, with constant climbs and spectacular views. The Card\u00f3 mountain range offers silence, history and a unique natural environment, with the presence of its old spa as a testament to the past. Sector 2 Ribera d\u2019Ebre 0 km + 0 m Route Secondary roads between olive fields and wooded areas. Types of roads and surfaces 99% Road \/ 1% Paved track The passage of the Ebro River marks the character of this sector. Roads that connect river towns, plateaus and foothills that climb towards the Cavalls and P\u00e0ndols mountain ranges. A territory of contrasts, with rolling sections combined with sustained climbs towards the interior. Sector 3 Terra Alta 0 km + 0 m Route Wide undulating roads, with long and regular climbs. Types of roads and surfaces 99% Road \/ 1% Paved track A wide and open plateau, with lonely roads passing through vineyards, elevated villages and Mediterranean landscapes. Terra Alta is an authentic territory, where the pedaling is constant and the views open towards distant horizons, with the P\u00e1ndols, Cavalls and les Ports mountain ranges always present. Sector 4 Los Ports 0 km + 0 m Route Mountain roads with demanding slopes and long passes. Types of roads and surfaces 95% Road \/ 5% Paved track The wildest and most demanding heart of the route. This sector runs through mountain roads that enter the Natural Park of the Ports, with large gradients and the emblematic challenge of climbing to the top of Caro, the roof of the Terres de l&#8217;Ebre. A physical and intense section, reserved for those looking for a major challenge on the asphalt. Sector 5 Matarranya 0 km + 0 m Route Secondary roads between valleys and small rural villages. Types of roads and surfaces 94% Road \/ 6% Paved track A region of medieval charm, with stone towns and winding roads that follow the course of the Algars and Matarranya rivers. A territory where heritage, landscape and cycling combine perfectly, offering rolling sections and a more leisurely pace. Sector 6 Tinen\u00e7a de Benifass\u00e0 0 km + 0 m Route Mountain roads with constant climbs and long descents. Types of roads and surfaces 99% Road \/ 1% Paved track A lonely and majestic mountain space, with roads that go into dense forests and deep valleys. One of the most unknown natural parks, ideal for those looking for tranquility, unevenness and a direct connection with nature. Sector 7 Montsi\u00e0 0 km + 0 m Route Fast roads and sections with short but intense climbs. Types of roads and surfaces 95% Road \/ 5% Paved track The southern gate of the Terres de l&#8217;Ebre. A territory where the mountains and the sea coexist, with roads that connect olive groves, viewpoints and small rural villages. The views over the Ebro Delta and the Mediterranean provide a unique contrast in this sector. Sector 8 Delta de l\u2019Ebre 0 km + 0 m Route Flat roads and secondary roads of the Delta. Types of roads and surfaces 81% Road \/ 16% Paved track \/ 3% Unpaved track The perfect end to the route. A flat section that crosses rice paddies, lagoons and completely flat roads until reaching the sea. A unique, open and bright setting, ideal for enjoying unhurried pedaling and ending the journey with a sense of calm and an infinite horizon. DOWNLOAD TRACKS .GPX SEE ROUTE ON WIKILOC SEE ROUTE ON KOMOOT SEE ROUTE ON MY MAPS"}