The Zahara - El Bosque Route

A road cycling route starting from Zahara

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Embark on an adventurous road cycling journey from Zahara to El Bosque through picturesque landscapes.

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Experience the rugged beauty of Andalucía on this road cycling route from Zahara to El Bosque. With a total ascent of 2390 meters over a distance of 103 kilometers, this route offers a moderate challenge for well-trained amateurs. Explore highlights such as El Puerto Del Boyar, a mountain pass offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. Discover Cerro Albarracinejo, a hill with ancient ruins and an interesting archaeological site. Journey through El Bosque, a charming village known for its traditional Spanish charm and lively atmosphere. Experience the natural beauty of Algar, a small village surrounded by scenic landscapes and cascading waterfalls. Admire the panoramic views from Las Abiertas, a lookout point offering breathtaking vistas. Finally, make a stop at Prado del Rey, a picturesque town known for its beautiful architecture and stunning views.

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Start: Zahara Village center

Zahara: Challenge yourself with the legendary climb up Sierra de Grazalema in Zahara, a haven for cyclists in Andalucía.

Zahara, located in the region of Andalucía, Spain, is a cyclist's dream. This locality offers a variety of cycling routes, with options for both road and gravel cyclists. The highlight of Zahara is the iconic climb up the Sierra de Grazalema, a challenging ascent that rewards riders with breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and reservoirs. Cyclists can also enjoy exploring the beautiful countryside and traditional Andalusian villages in this region. With its cycling-friendly infrastructure and stunning landscapes, Zahara is a popular destination for both local and international cyclists.