Plaça de l'Església to Carrer de Sant Antoni Motorcycle Route in Catalonia

The motorcycle route runs through the Catalonia region of Spain, specifically within the province of Lleida. It connects key local streets including Plaça de l'Església, Carrer Major, and Carrer de Sant Antoni. The route is situated within a geographic bounding box roughly between coordinates 41.3319°N, 0.8674°E and 41.3821°N, 1.0047°E, indicating a north-easterly direction. The area is characterized by a mix of rural landscapes and small inhabited settlements, with only about 10% of the route passing through built-up areas. Elevations along the route range from 562 meters (1,844 feet) to 891 meters (2,923 feet), providing some variation in altitude but no extreme mountain passes. An interactive map showing the road can be found at the end of this article.

The route extends for approximately 16.9 kilometers (10.5 miles) and is surfaced entirely with asphalt of very high quality, rated 4.9 out of 5. The road is predominantly two lanes wide (about 98%), with only a small fraction consisting of single-lane sections. The width of the road is mostly wide (about 87%), with some middle-width sections (about 12%) and no narrow stretches. The road's curvature is moderate, rated at 1.55 on a scale where 3 represents extremely curvy roads, making it suitable for riders who prefer a balance between straight stretches and gentle bends. The route's elevation gain is moderate, rising from 562 meters to 891 meters, which may add some interest to the ride without presenting significant climbing challenges.

Traffic conditions on this route are generally light, given the rural nature of the area and the limited proportion of the road passing through inhabited zones. The road passes through small settlements such as Carrer de Sant Antoni and Plaça de l'Església, where riders should exercise caution due to potential pedestrian activity and reduced speeds. Outside these areas, the road offers open views of the Catalonian countryside, with agricultural fields and natural landscapes predominating. The road's excellent surface quality and width make it comfortable for motorcycle touring and day rides.

There are no known tolls or entrance fees associated with this route. Riders should be aware that road conditions and regulations may change, so it is advisable to check local traffic authorities for updates before planning a trip. There is no information indicating seasonal closures or restrictions for motorcycles on this road. For further details on road tolls and fees in Spain, riders can consult the official Dirección General de Tráfico website. An interactive map of the route is provided below to assist with navigation and trip planning.