Mogán (Playa de Tasarte)

Start Town	Altitude	Elevation Gain	Length	Gradient	Difficulty	Rating
Playa de Tasarte	676m	650m	12.0 km	5.4%	445	***

Climb Description

The route to the Mogán viewpoint via Tasarte is the least popular of the three different sides of the climb. The main reason for this is that first you must descend all the way down to Playa de Tasarte, before climbing back on the same road.

Despite this, it is the most scenic of the three sides, ascending through the quiet and picturesque Tasarte valley. The gradients are not too challenging and this is a nice extension for riders who have done some of the other more famous climbs nearby and are looking for something new.

Mogán is open throughout the year.

Roads & Traffic

The road surface is in farily good condition. It is a bit cracked in places, but is fine to ride on a road bike.

There is little traffic throughout the climb from this side.

Alternative Routes

Mogán can also be climbed from La Aldea de San Nicolas and from Puerto de Mogán.

Nearby Climbs

Pinos de Gáldar

Aserrador

Risco Grande

Roque Bentayga

Pico de las Nieves

San Bartolomé

Ayagaures

Cycling Holidays

Mogán can be climbed from this side as a route option on our cycling holiday to Gran Canaria.

In the links below you can find out more about this tour and other similar holidays that we are currently running in Spain.