In the town of Taracueño the Camino del Cid, the Camino de la Lana and the GR-86 coincide, crossing the Cañón de Carena, indicating that it is 80% cyclable but would clarify that it is much less, especially if it is in the off-season. , recommended only for advanced hikers on foot, cycling tourists recommended to follow the regional road, little or not at all passable, towards Carrascosa de Abajo. Beautiful free camping places.
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