Οι καλύτερες διαδρομές τρεξίματος Mahora

Located on the right bank of the Júcar River, the town is surrounded by countless green routes along which Roman roads once passed. It is worth seeing the Church of the Purísima Concepción, the Roman bridge, the El Santo Natural Park and Alcalá del Júcar.

As you travel the many gravel tracks that surround the many cereal fields, you can pass through the agricultural town of Motilleja. The village church is a good place to rest and eat something.

Natural pool created by the waters of the Júcar river channel near the upstream reservoir. The crystal clear blue waters are amazing. Dive into a refreshing bath on a warm summer day.

Small municipality whose economy is based on agriculture. It is worth seeing its church of Santa Ana from the 18th century.

The economy of the town is based mainly on agriculture, with the cultivation of olive trees and cereals as the main activities.

On the Rio Jucar, just after driving onto the gravel road to Valdeganga, you will come to this ruin after a few kilometers.

Pedaling between local orchards, on the east bank of the river, there are some ruins of a Gothic-style hermitage. This section of the river is quite calm, with very little traffic as the road passes on the left side of the river. From this area you can see a wide variety of birds of prey such as the golden eagle, the peregrine falcon or the eagle owl.

From the La Ceja viewpoint you can see the Júcar River and its canyons. After a long descent, just outside the town you will find the river eco-park where there are some picnic tables and a tour of paths to visit the surroundings.