Discover the Beauty of Cuenca on Two Wheels

A road cycling route starting from Cuenca

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Discover the breathtaking beauty of Cuenca on this exciting road cycling route.

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Embark on a road cycling adventure through Cuenca, uncovering stunning landscapes and cultural treasures along the way. This 107-kilometer route, with an ascent of 1223 meters, provides a moderate challenge for cyclists with some experience. Explore enchanting villages, marvel at natural landmarks, and embrace the rich historical heritage of Cuenca.

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Start: Cuenca City center

Cuenca: Discover the diverse cycling opportunities in Cuenca

Cuenca is a town located in the Castilla-La Mancha region of Spain. The area offers a diverse range of cycling experiences, with flat roads perfect for leisurely rides and challenging climbs for the more adventurous cyclists. Cyclists can explore the Serranía de Cuenca Natural Park nearby, which provides stunning landscapes and scenic routes. One famous climb in the area is the Alto de las Palomas, known for its picturesque views and challenging elevation. With a mix of terrains and natural beauty, Cuenca is an attractive destination for cyclists.

10 km

MohorteHamlet

At 10 kilometers, Mohorte offers idyllic countryside scenery and a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for a short rest stop.

39 km

ReílloVillage

Reíllo, situated at 39 kilometers, is a small village surrounded by vast plains and rolling hills.

62 km

Monteagudo de las SalinasVillage

Monteagudo de las Salinas, at 62 kilometers, showcases its traditional architecture and charming rural character.

107 km

CuencaCity

Conclude the route at 107 kilometers in Cuenca, where you can explore the ancient city walls and admire the stunning view from the Mirador Barrio del Castillo.