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Galapagar - El Picazo - Hoyo de Manzanares - Puente del Grajal - Tres Cantos - Tambor - El Pardo - Puente Nuevo


A road cycling route starting from Galapagar

Discover the beautiful landscapes of Galapagar and its surroundings on this scenic cycling route.

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This route takes you through stunning countryside and charming towns, offering a diverse cycling experience. With a total distance of 87 kilometers and an ascent of 1128 meters, this road cycling route is suitable for well-trained amateurs. The epicness of this route is rated 3.

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87 km
1128 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: La Navata Village center
Galapagar: Discover the scenic beauty and challenging climbs of Galapagar.
Galapagar is a town located in the Comunidad de Madrid region of Spain. From a cyclist's perspective, it offers a mix of rolling hills and challenging climbs, making it suitable for both road and gravel cycling. The surrounding countryside is also beautiful, with stunning views of the Sierra de Guadarrama mountains. One notable cycling spot in the area is the Puerto de la Cruz Verde, a well-known climb often used in local cycling events. Overall, Galapagar is a great destination for cyclists looking to explore scenic routes and enjoy challenging rides.
El Picazo1273 mPeak
Make a stop at El Picazo to enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.
Hoyo de ManzanaresVillage
Visit Hoyo de Manzanares, a picturesque town with historical architecture.
Antiguo Puente del GrajalCastle Ruins
Cross the Antiguo Puente del Grajal, an ancient bridge with rich cultural heritage.
Tres CantosTown
Explore Tres Cantos, a modern city with well-designed cycling paths.
Tambor724 mPeak
Pass through Tambor, a small village known for its traditional festivities.
El PardoSub-urb
Cycle through the beautiful forests of El Pardo, a protected natural area.
Puente NuevoAttraction
Cross the Puente Nuevo, a remarkable bridge offering scenic views.
Finish: La Navata Village center
Galapagar: Discover the scenic beauty and challenging climbs of Galapagar.