Coín to Cártama

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Discover the historical towns of Cártama and Alhaurín de la Torre

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Embark on a road cycling adventure from Coín to Cártama and explore the rich history and architecture of these two charming towns. With a modest total ascent of 674 meters and a distance of 49 km, this route is suitable for cyclists of all levels. Highlights include Sierra Gorda, a rocky area with unique natural formations, and the town of Alhaurín de la Torre, known for its traditional whitewashed houses and narrow streets.

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49 km

674 m

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Start: Coín City center

Coín: Pleasant mix of terrain and cultural landmarks.

Coín is a town located in the Andalucía region of Spain. From a cyclist's point of view, Coín offers a pleasant mix of flat, rolling, and hilly terrain, making it suitable for both road and gravel cycling. The town itself is charming, with historical attractions such as the Iglesia de San Juan and the Plaza Alameda. Cyclists can also explore the surrounding countryside and enjoy picturesque landscapes. Overall, Coín provides a delightful cycling experience with its diverse terrain and cultural landmarks.

4 km

Sierra Gorda331 mPeak

Explore the rocky landscape of Sierra Gorda, known for its unique rock formations and stunning vistas.

13 km

CártamaTown

Cártama is a historic town with ancient walls, Moorish architecture, and narrow streets lined with traditional houses.

27 km

Alhaurín de la TorreTown

Alhaurín de la Torre is a picturesque town with traditional Andalusian architecture and a charming town center ideal for exploring on foot.

40 km

Alhaurín el GrandeTown

Alhaurín el Grande is a hidden gem with beautiful parks, narrow streets lined with traditional whitewashed houses, and a lively atmosphere.

49 km

CoínTown

Coín is a quaint town with a rich history, offering visitors a chance to explore narrow streets, historic buildings, and traditional Andalusian architecture.