RIDE ACROSS DOURO
Come ride across the Douro River valley and the lush greenery of the Minho region.
Come ride across the Douro River valley and the lush greenery of the Minho region.
This challenge follows its course through the Douro River valley – declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest demarcated wine regions in the world – and the lush green Minho region in the beginning of summer.
1-5 June
2027
500Km
350Mi
9.480m D+
5 Stages
From 3.900€
(6 nights)


Starting in Peso da Régua, right by the Douro river, home of Port wine, you’ll be served a perfect blend of winding and challenging routes with breathtaking landscapes.



The most competitive cyclists can enjoy timed segments at each stage.
Challenge yourself and your peloton mates daily. 4 to 6 timed segments each day, allow you to fight for the ranking in each stage and for the final victory in Ride Across Douro – men and women classifications.
This more inclusive format allows cyclists to race while still having time and freedom to socialise, regroup, stop at feed stations, ride with friends, pause, and take photos.



A good night’s sleep is essential for recovery. These smaller, often upscale hotels, can provide a more personalised experience with attention to detail and comfort.
The choice of hotels is based not only on quality, but also on its location, looking for proximity to the departures and arrivals of each stage, avoiding the need for transfers.


The organisation will assist participants with a supporting team together with transfers, medical staff, technical assistance, recovering meals, chrono systems, massages and security controls, during five days full of emotions, friendship and incredible cycling.



Two unique regions in northern Portugal
5 challenge stages, with timed sections and pit stops, designed on quiet roads surrounded by beautiful landscapes. The perfect mix between sport, local culture and gastronomy. The best hotels and premium service.
All good reasons that make this a one-of-a-kind and memorable experience.


