
Our location & MTB trails in Sintra
Google maps Link to our location: RG3X+9W Colares
(Shared private parking lot with Coolares reataurant in front of O Moinho caffe)
We are based in quite Colares village north side of Sintra mountain by the Atrantic ocean coast. Our shop is still not completly open but fully opereational as starting/finishing point for our tours and rentals.
You have one of the best Sintra trails finishing at our doorstep!
Riding area (source: www.trailforks.com)

# Preparation for ride
No cafes or shops in the mountain so please bring snacks and drinks for your riding autonomy (there are several places to refill water)
Sintra is famous for its strong microclimate. We always recommend to have wind/rainjacket. Even on summer days it can be chilly/windy and misty
Our rental bikes includes maintenance kit (spare tube, minitool, pump). We can provide miniback pack/hip pack. Avoid big bags on your rides.
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*If you are looking for enduro MTB trails riding:
For MTB TRAIL focused navigation best to use Trailforks application with predowloaded maps. Please download maps to your device. Not much network in the mountain.
We will provide a lot of valuable info about current trail conditions. There is several places to refill drinkable water in the mountain.
Sintra have extremely strong micro climate that affects NORTH
WEST/MONGE PEAK NORTH side trails. Conditions can vary from super
dry/loose and dusty to extremely muddy without single drop of rain just massive mist that covers mountain.
INFO updated 22 06 25
Mountain is recovering after strong storm in mid March
Some trails have fallen trees.
Rideble trails after storm:
*Kamikaze 1,2,3,4,5,6 *Taca de Mundo *Monge all the way to Colares *16Psyche *4Seasons *Charlies *Burros all the way to Abano beach
*Pedra Branca *Torgas *Wubbzy
Suggestions for XC/tour type of rides:
Embark on an exhilarating mountain biking tour through the enchanting Sintra mountains, where each turn reveals a new adventure. Ride through narrow, cobbled streets of ancient villages, steeped in history and charm, before diving into lush, jungle-like forests nourished by a unique microclimate. The trail winds past breathtaking viewpoints overlooking the Atlantic, then follows rugged coastal paths where historic Ramisco vine trees cling to the cliffs, telling stories of a centuries-old winemaking tradition. This is not just a ride—it's a journey through nature, culture, and time.
https://www.komoot.com/tour/2201840226
Suggestions for enduro MTB ride(ride starts with single shuttle ask for availability):