Road Cycling Loop from Valdestillas (61 km)

A road cycling route starting from Valdestillas

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Embark on a road cycling adventure through charming villages and scenic landscapes on this 61-kilometer loop from Valdestillas.

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Discover the charm of the Castilla y León region on this road cycling loop starting from Valdestillas. With a distance of 61 kilometers and an ascent of 490 meters, this route offers a challenging but rewarding experience for cyclists. Highlights along the way include Serrada, a wine-producing village where you can taste some local varieties, and Tordesillas, a historic town renowned for its connections to the Spanish monarchy. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the Mirador al río Duero, offering scenic views over the Duero River, and Geria, a small village with a Church of San Andrés. Valdestillas itself is a charming village worth exploring at the start or end of your ride.

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Start: Valdestillas Village center

Valdestillas: Discover the charm of Valdestillas as you navigate the scenic roads of the Ribera del Duero region.

Valdestillas is a locality located in the Castilla y León region of Spain. From a cyclist's perspective, Valdestillas offers a mix of flat roads and gentle slopes, making it suitable for leisurely road cycling. The town itself is small and has a charming atmosphere, perfect for exploring on a bike. While Valdestillas may not have any famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs, the surrounding Ribera del Duero region provides opportunities for more challenging rides and scenic views.

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SerradaVillage

Serrada is a wine-producing village known for its delicious wines. Take a moment to try some local varieties and learn about the traditional winemaking process.

21 km

TordesillasTown

Tordesillas is a historic town deeply connected to the Spanish monarchy. Visit its famous castle and stroll through its charming streets to immerse yourself in its rich history.