This is a very spicy trail with some fun sections, but you have to pay attention to them because they require technique on the bike.
You can go up, although going down is also fun and runs parallel to the Zumeta River.

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Jordi Hernandez

August 12, 2024

This path runs parallel to the A317, it is suitable for cycling and saves you from having to go along the road, but there are some technical areas that I will do on foot next time.

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Jordi Hernandez

August 14, 2025

The trail continues in good condition, with its technical sections.
On the way up, I needed to put my foot down three times: on the step between two stones to protect the gearshift, just before and on the wooden staircase, and in a small ravine that had swallowed up half the trail.
On the way down, everything seems easier; the push is automatic, and sometimes there's no time to stop—zero feet on the ground and alive!!! Ha, ha, ha...

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Distance 2.21 km

Uphill 0 m

Downhill 140 m

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