The Transpyr Coast to Coast is made for you if you train regularly and have the proper physical and mental preparation.

Participants must be able to maintain an average speed of at least 10 km/h on each stage.

The Transpyr Coast to Coast consists of 7 stages, totaling approximately 750 km in distance and nearly 18,000 m of cumulative elevation gain, which represents a daily average of 105 km and about 2,500 m of cumulative elevation.

• Route details
• Route book with maps and stage profiles
• Participation gift
• Aid stations during the stage and at the finish line
• Pasta party-style meals and briefings before each stage
• Pass controls
• Timed sections, with information on elapsed time
• Medical assistance and rescue during the stage
• Mandatory insurance
• Automatic bike washing station at the end of each stage
• Transpyr bag for personal effects transport (maximum weight of 20 kg)
• Transport of the Transpyr bag from one accommodation to another, limited to the urban center of the stage town
• Transport of personal luggage to the last stage (see conditions)
• Transpyr jersey
• Finisher distinction (if you are a Finisher)

Accommodation booking is the participant’s responsibility, but we make it easier for you.

You can book it yourself at each stage point, travel by camper van, or opt for the HOTEL PACK offered by VALUA TRAVEL with different options.

Accommodation is not included in the registration.

The organization will give you a bag during accreditation so you can place all your belongings.

This Transpyr bag will be transported every day to your accommodation (provided it is located in the urban center of the stage town).

If you wish, we can send the bag to your home before the accreditation so you can organize yourself better.

The bag cannot exceed 20 kg.

Breakfast is the responsibility of the participant, although it is included in the hotel packages offered by VALUA TRAVEL.

During the course, the organization provides solid and liquid supplies. One of the aid stations serves as lunch with rice or pasta. At the end of the course, another light supply is offered.

The registration also includes a carbohydrate-rich meal in the evening, what we call the Pasta Party.

It is recommended to bring energy supplements and start the stage with at least one liter of drink.

If you wish to return home from Irun:

Once you have completed the Transpyr Coast to Coast, there is a SHUTTLE BUS that will take you back (departure the morning after arrival in Irun).

If you transport your bike in a box, we can store it safely.

You can leave your vehicle in an (unguarded) parking lot in Roses.

No. The mandatory sports insurance is included in the participant’s package. However, each participant is free to take out and use additional insurance if desired.

Throughout the course, a medical assistance service is available. Its mission is to attend to injured or accident victims DURING EACH STAGE. Once the stage is completed, any participant who requires medical attention will need to be attended to by the public or private medical services of the local town.

There are some moderately technical, even difficult, sections, but they are few. These are moments when you can get off your bike and get back on later. In general, the Transpyr Coast to Coast features a high level of bikeability.