• Lanjarón – with six different trails through farms and olive groves, some made much flowier after years of trail work. We’ve added bermed corners and cleaner lines while keeping the best natural tech sections, so it’s a proper balance of fast, confidence-building flow and authentic trail feel — plus a cultural ride right around the villa area with big views to the coast and the Sierra Nevada.

• Lecrin Valley – with three stand-out tracks: our newest trail is pure loam with loads of playful berms and is often a week favourite, with big views back to Lanjarón and the Sierra Nevada. Bedrock is faster and rockier on solid bedrock (grippy, not loose) — best ridden top-to-bottom in one hit without stopping. And Manos is super-natural but smooth and flowy, so we often start the day on it.

• Velez de Benaudalla – three-trail zone: Moby Dick is fast and flowy but rocky, Super Skunk is a full-on bobsleigh of berms all the way down, and RSS DH is our fresh-cut woodland line built for the more advanced riders.

• Motril – pine-forest riding area with two zones. Motril Flow is where we often start nervous riders — three of our easiest, confidence-building trails with a bit of pedalling — then later in the week we step up into the main Motril zone, a proper trail network where you can mix and match five top sections with two bottom sections for endless laps, plus extras like Lujar Enduro and a fresh-cut advanced line. Everything here is purpose-built, sculpted MTB track in the trees with fast uplifts.

• Capileira (La Alpujarra) – one of the week’s most stunning, cultural days — natural trails we mostly leave wild (just cleaned and opened up), set in the famous white villages of the Alpujarras with acequias (old irrigation channels) running through the streets. With five different trails, quick tarmac uplifts, and our go-to lunch stop (great food, fast service), it’s a returning-guest favourite.

• Güejar Sierra – guest favourite in high pine forest, with five trails — including three used in Enduro World Series qualifier racing — ranging from repeatable flow to proper advanced lines. We climb to around 2,000m to ride a ridgeline with unreal, panoramic views across the Sierra Nevada, giving you a totally different feel from our usual south-side zones.