Don't even think about taking the Duero trail from Valbuena to Quintanilla; it's covered in plants that block your way. You don't know if you're in the Brazilian jungle or in Valladolid. All the plants prick, so much so that you'll almost end up with holes in your back. In short, anyone who goes that way will find it easier to jump into the river and swim.

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Edwin

June 12, 2023

Here you find 2 paths that come together. The Duero Route and the Camino de la Ribera. If you're following this from the east they become one trail, but if you're coming from the west they split here. This trail gives you a beautiful view of the river in several different areas.

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Elevation 790 m

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Location: Olivares De Duero, Centro, Valladolid, Castile and León, Spain

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