The stage between Montamarta and Santovenia covers approximately 34 kilometres with a total elevation gain of 272 metres and is designed for gravel bikes. It is rated as challenging, offering a demanding but delightful ride for gravel bike and nature enthusiasts.

Most of the route is along dirt tracks in good condition, which allows for a smooth ride, though some technique and resistance are required due to the length and overall elevation gain. The route crosses rural landscapes in a quiet, low-traffic setting that is ideal for enjoying the scenery and the tranquillity of the countryside.

This stage is recommended for experienced riders looking for a greater challenge, where the combination of distance, elevation gain and dirt tracks requires good physical and technical preparation. The arrival in Santovenia marks the end of an intense and satisfying stage.

The stage between Santovenia and Montamarta covers approximately 33.5 kilometres with a total elevation gain of 170 metres. It is designed for gravel bikes and is rated as moderate difficulty, but it does require steady pedalling.

Much of the route is along dirt tracks in good condition, which makes for easy pedalling, although you need to stay alert and apply gravel riding technique. The rural landscape accompanies you for the entire stage, with quiet areas where you can enjoy the scenery and disconnect from the urban hustle and bustle.

This stage is suitable for intermediate-level cyclists seeking a balance between distance and difficulty, combining open landscapes and well-maintained roads and tracks. The arrival in Montamarta marks the end of an interesting day on the bike.