Lezuza to Barrio Ibérico (sector 3) Loop

A gravel cycling route starting from Lezuza

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An exciting gravel route to Barrio Ibérico (sector 3)

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Embark on an adventurous gravel route from Lezuza to Barrio Ibérico (sector 3) and explore the ancient remains of this important archaeological site. With a distance of 54 kilometers and an ascent of 423 meters, this route is suitable for intermediate cyclists. Highlights along the way include the fascinating Barrio Ibérico (sector 3), where you can discover the remnants of an ancient Iberian settlement, and the historic town of Barrax. Don't miss the impressive Castillo de Lezuza, offering panoramic views at the end of your journey. This route provides a unique opportunity to delve into the region's rich history while enjoying a scenic ride.

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54 km

423 m

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Start: Lezuza Village center

Lezuza: Adventure awaits in Lezuza

Lezuza is a rustic locality situated in the Castilla-La Mancha region of Spain. For road and gravel cyclists, Lezuza offers a mix of challenging climbs and scenic countryside routes. Cyclists can explore the area's rugged terrain and enjoy riding through picturesque valleys. One of the highlights for cyclists in Lezuza is the legendary climb up Torre de Ardanuy, which attracts cycling enthusiasts from all over the world. With its rustic charm and challenging terrain, Lezuza is a great destination for cyclists seeking an adventurous experience.

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Barrio Ibérico (sector 3)Castle Ruins

Barrio Ibérico (sector 3) is an important archaeological site where you can explore the remains of an ancient Iberian settlement, providing insights into the region's past.

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BarraxVillage

Barrax is a charming historic town, known for its medieval castle and streets lined with traditional architecture, offering a glimpse into the area's rich cultural heritage.