Serrablo

Start Town	Altitude	Elevation Gain	Length	Gradient	Difficulty	Rating
Boltaña	1,289m	689m	13.4 km	5.1%	445	***

Climb Description

Serrablo is a very quiet and peaceful climb in the foothills of the Spanish Pyrenees. It begins close to the historic town of Ainsa - which is well worth a visit for its beautiful Medieval old town.

The scenery on the climb is largely forested, but there are some excellent views to the north, looking into the Ordesa National Park, home of the elusive Monte Perdido.

Serrablo is open throughout the year.

Roads & Traffic

The road is in good condition and there is very little traffic throughout the climb.

Alternative Routes

Serrablo can also be climbed from the west, but it is much more rolling on this side, rather than a steady ascent.

Nearby Climbs

Cotefablo

El Portalet (Formigal)

Baños de Panticosa

Baños de Benasque

Cycling Holidays

We currently don't have any cycling holidays in this part of the Spanish Pyrenees. However, if you would like to customize an itinerary in the region, please contact us and we would happy to organize a trip for you.

You may also be interested in some of the tours below, which we currently run in high mountains.