The Top 20 Mountain Passes in Teruel
Whether it be for the views, for the climbs or for the downhill descents, browse our list of the best mountain passes in Teruel and make your next adventure one to remember. Contributed by the community, for the community, each mountain pass Highlight is a personal recommendation you know you can trust, so simply find your favorite and go.
Last updated: October 13, 2025
Yes, friends of Giving It All, today we present a Señor Puerto, the ascent to the mythical town of Puertomingalvo in Teruel from Villahermosa del Río in Castellón, two communities …
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It is the longest greenway in Spain with more than 200 kilometers in length, from Ojos Negros to Sagunto. Currently, 167 kilometers are conditioned. It is the section that goes …
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The port is ideal for outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling, and offers spectacular views of the valley and surrounding pine forests.😎🚵🚴🌄
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We are facing a long port, with 3 ascent areas, among which 2 flat or descent areas are interspersed. We have the most complicated part at the end with 4 …
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Port at 1705 m altitude. The climb begins a little before reaching Noguera, and the hardest part is between km 3.6 and 4.4, where the average is 9.3%, reaching peaks …
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Puerto de Valdelinares is a port that reaches the top of the Sollavientos valley, a basin that reaches the town of Allepuz.
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Only open in winter months but still a good place to rest nearly 2000+ meters
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Port del Portillo is one of the climbs in the Monts Universal mountains, at the western end of the province of Teruel. The port begins at the source of the Tagus river.
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1st category port. Length of 12.2 km. It starts at 978m and ends at 1450m. Average slope of 3.8% and maximum of 6%.
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Mountain pass located northeast of the town of Linares, where it winds through the Alto d'Erizosa and Cespedosa.
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