Historic Castles

A road cycling route starting from Fuentes de Onoro

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Embark on a journey through history as you cycle past ancient castles in Castilla y León.

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The Historic Castles route is an 80-kilometer road cycling route that takes riders on a journey through time. With a total ascent of 1015 meters, this route offers a moderate level of difficulty suitable for experienced amateur cyclists. Along the way, cyclists will encounter majestic castles, scenic viewpoints, and charming villages that are steeped in history and culture.

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80 km

1015 m

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Start: Fuentes de Oñoro Village center

Fuentes de Oñoro: Conquer the majestic Alto Cavia climb in Fuentes de Oñoro

Fuentes de Oñoro in Castilla y León, Spain, is a haven for road and gravel cyclists. Boasting well-maintained roads and diverse cycling routes, this locality offers a superb cycling experience. Cyclists can take on the renowned Alto Cavia climb, known for its challenging gradients and magnificent views from the top. The region also provides easy access to the stunning Sierra de Gata and its surrounding natural parks, perfect for exploration. With its impressive climbs and scenic landscapes, Fuentes de Oñoro is awarded a rank of 5 on the cyclist's perspective scale.

13 km

Nave de HaverVillage

Nave de Haver: At the 13th kilometer, riders can enjoy panoramic views of the countryside from this elevated vantage point. The village's narrow streets and traditional architecture add to its charm.

22 km

Guinaldo883 mPeak

Guinaldo: Known for its well-preserved castle ruins, this village located at the 22nd kilometer offers a glimpse into medieval history.

24 km

Aldeia da RibeiraVillage

Aldeia da Ribeira: Situated at the 24th kilometer, this village is home to an impressive castle that dates back to the 12th century and played a significant role in regional history.

42 km

Picoto do Seixo811 mPeak

Picoto do Seixo: Located at the 42nd kilometer, this viewpoint offers stunning panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscapes, making it a perfect spot to take a break and admire the scenery.

49 km

CerdeiraVillage

Cerdeira: At the 49th kilometer, cyclists will encounter Cerdeira, a village known for its traditional stone houses and beautiful natural surroundings.

63 km

Castelo MendoVillage

Castelo Mendo: Situated at the 63rd kilometer, this well-preserved medieval castle is worth a stop for its historical significance and architectural allure.

70 km

Miradouro da CostaViewpoint

Miradouro da Costa: Located at the 70th kilometer, this viewpoint provides cyclists with breathtaking views of the Costa da Prata and its rugged coastline.