Lanzarote Bike Rental Guides

Detailed route notes, elevation profiles, wind strategy, and dirt track conditions for riding Lanzarote on two wheels.

350 km

mapped gravel tracks

1.8 bar

ideal tire pressure

100%

volcanic trail focus

Featured Route

Timanfaya Crater Rim Loop

Circumnavigate the outer lava fields of Timanfaya on fast volcanic ash paths and firm basalt fire roads. This 42-kilometer loop offers sweeping vistas of black craters and coastal cliffs, requiring medium tire volume and careful pacing into trade winds.

Stop at Mancha Blanca for water refills before tackling the final gravel climb. Watch for loose lapilli stones on sharp corners near the national park boundary.

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Trail Prep and Route Field Notes

Practical insights written by our workshop team for handling basalt gravel, trade winds, and island heat on your rental ride.

Gear Setup
Coastal Routes
Island Tips

Tire Pressure for Lava Rock

Famara Beach to Orzola Track

La Geria Vineyard Dirt Paths

Running high pressure on basalt gravel causes bouncing and punctures. We recommend 1.8 to 2.1 bar for tubeless mountain bike setups on Lanzarote dirt tracks.

Follow the northern cliff edge along sandy singletrack and ocean views. Best tackled during morning lulls before the north-easterly trade winds build up at midday.

Ride through black ash pit vineyards protected by stone semi-circles. Easy gradient trail riding paired with local bodega stops and scenic crater stops.