Hardness of the route and the environment require 7-8 hours on a bike.
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The Land of Ayllón and the colorful villages
This is a one-week circular route that runs through the Tierra de Ayllón region and its colourful villages. Starting in Riaza, the route ascends to the Sierra de Ayllón via the Puerto de la Quesera (1757 m), to descend along paved forest...
Along the Guadarrama mountains by bike
This is a linear, one-week route for advanced cyclists, accustomed to long climbs and hard tracks, which runs through the entire Guadarrama mountain range along the recently created Sierra de Guadarrama National Park. From the Somosierra pass to...
The Malagón mountain range
This is a linear weekend route for cyclists accustomed to climbing mountains and pedaling along paths and open fields. We start at the El Escorial train station and the first day runs through the magnificent pine forests of the Malagón mountains...
The optical telegraphs of Álava by bike
This is a linear, difficult route, for advanced cyclists, for an intense day to get on a bike or walk to the telegraph towers of the Castilla line. This line began operating in 1846, it had 52 towers and passed through Valladolid, Burgos...
Iberian Divide II
This is our second long-distance route proposal. It is a linear route, for advanced cyclists, of three weeks, and in this section we pedal along the mountains that separate the basins of the rivers Duero, Tagus and Guadiana, and those of the...
The Central System II
This is the second part of our four-week route proposal: a long 1000 km journey, from Alcolea del Pinar (Guadalajara) to Coimbra (Portugal), along tracks and local roads through the entire Central System. In this second section we filmed...
Iberian Divide I
This is our second long-distance route proposal. It is a linear route, for advanced cyclists, of three weeks, along the mountains that separate the basins of the rivers that pour water into the Cantabrian Sea, and those of the Duero and the Ebro...
The Central System I
This is the first part of our four-week route proposal: a long 1000 km journey, from Medinaceli (Soria) to Coimbra (Portugal), on tracks and local roads through the entire Central System. In this first section we rode to Barco de Ávila, a...
The Cuenca line of optical telegraphs
This is a two-days, linear route for advanced cyclists who want to ride isolated tracks and roads while immersing themselves in an almost unknown historical chapter. We will visit an old optical telegraphy line that visually linked...