The Gravel Adventure
A gravel cycling route starting from Padron
Explore the rugged terrain with this off-road cycling route
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This gravel route near Padrón provides a thrilling adventure for cyclists who enjoy off-road riding. With a distance of 65 km and an ascent of 1289 meters, it offers a challenging ride through beautiful landscapes. The route includes highlights such as Sequeiró, O Castro, Ponteliñares, Torre de Guimarei, Portela, and ends in Padrón.
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65 km
1289 m
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Start: Padrón City centerPadrón: Exploring Galicia's picturesque landscapes and the Pilgrims' Route to Santiago de Compostela.
Padrón, located in Galicia, Spain, is a town with a great environment for road and gravel cyclists. The area offers beautiful countryside landscapes, with rolling hills and well-maintained roads and trails that are perfect for cycling. Tourists and cyclists can enjoy exploring the region's rich cultural heritage and history, including the famous Pilgrims' Route to Santiago de Compostela. Padrón also serves as a gateway to the scenic Rías Baixas, known for its stunning coastline and delicious seafood. Cyclists visiting Padrón can take on the challenging climb to Castro Lupario, a well-known spot among local cyclists.13 km
13 km
SequeiróHamletSequeiró is a picturesque village with charming traditional houses and stunning views
14 km
14 km
O CastroViewpointO Castro is an ancient hilltop fortress that offers panoramic views over the surrounding countryside
28 km
28 km
PonteliñaresHamletPonteliñares is a hidden gem nestled in the Galician countryside, with beautiful trails and abundant wildlife
37 km
37 km
Torre de GuimareiAttractionTorre de Guimarei is a 16th-century watchtower that offers a glimpse into the region's history
46 km
46 km
Portela235 mMountain PassPortela is a charming village with traditional stone houses and a quaint atmosphere
65 km
65 km
PadrónTownPadrón is famous for its connection to the literary genius, Camilo José Cela
65 km
65 km
Finish: Padrón City centerPadrón: Exploring Galicia's picturesque landscapes and the Pilgrims' Route to Santiago de Compostela.