Gravel Adventure Through Andalucía

A gravel cycling route starting from Burguillos

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Embark on a gravel adventure through the breathtaking landscapes of Andalucía

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Satisfy your hunger for adventure with an epic gravel cycling journey through the diverse landscapes of Andalucía, starting near Burguillos. These gravel routes will take you off the beaten path and allow you to explore the natural beauty and cultural highlights of this enchanting region. From the historical Alcalá del Río to the scenic Mirador del Teatro Romano in Santiponce, each stop along the way will captivate you with its charm and beauty. Ride through the countryside, soak in the stunning scenery, and experience the thrill of off-road cycling in Andalucía. Get ready for an unforgettable gravel adventure in a land of rich history and breathtaking landscapes.

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67 km

520 m

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Start: Burguillos Village center

Burguillos: Cycling through the rolling countryside of Andalucía.

Burguillos is a small locality located in the region of Andalucía, Spain. From the perspective of a road and gravel cyclist, Burguillos offers a decent cycling experience. The roads are generally in good condition and there are several scenic routes that take you through rolling countryside and picturesque villages. However, there are no famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs in the immediate vicinity. Overall, Burguillos is a suitable destination for cyclists looking to explore the Andalucía region.

9 km

Alcalá del RíoTown

Explore the small town of Alcalá del Río, known for its picturesque streets, traditional whitewashed houses, and beautiful churches.

23 km

Mirador del Teatro RomanoViewpoint

Marvel at the ancient Roman Theater in Santiponce, a well-preserved archaeological site that offers a glimpse into the region's rich history.

23 km

SantiponceVillage

Pass through the charming village of Santiponce, home to the impressive 2nd-century Roman ruins of Italica, birthplace of emperors Trajan and Hadrian.