Cazorla Tour

A road cycling route starting from Cazorla

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Ride through historic ruins, scenic viewpoints, and picturesque towns on this road cycling tour.

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The Cazorla Tour takes you on a journey through stunning landscapes, historic ruins, and charming towns. With a total distance of 122 kilometers and an ascent of 2511 meters, this route offers a challenging yet rewarding experience for amateur cyclists. The tour starts by exploring the ruins of the Santa Maria Church in Cazorla, followed by a visit to the Balcón del Pintor Zabaleta, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Passing through Santo Tomé, Castellar, and Villacarrillo, you'll encounter picturesque streets and traditional architecture. Further along the route, don't miss the opportunity to discover Mogón and its natural beauty, including the Cerro de los Lobos and Burunchel. The final highlight is the Puntal de Correas, overlooking stunning landscapes. Overall, the Cazorla Tour showcases the best of Andalucía, combining natural beauty with cultural heritage.

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Start: La Iruela Village center

Cazorla: Discover the breathtaking Sierra de Cazorla on two wheels.

Cazorla is a locality in Andalucía, Spain. From a cyclist's perspective, the town offers a variety of cycling-related activities and attractions. One of the notable features of the area is the Sierra de Cazorla Natural Park, which provides stunning scenery and excellent mountain biking trails. Additionally, there are several well-known climbs nearby, including Puerto de las Palomas and Puerto del Molinillo, which are popular among cyclists. Cazorla also has a strong cycling culture and a range of facilities catering to cyclists, such as bike shops and repair services. Overall, Cazorla is a great destination for both road and gravel cyclists, thanks to its beautiful landscapes and cycling-friendly environment.