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The Cumbres de la Demanda are a series of peaks located in the Sierra de la Demanda, which stretches between La Rioja, Burgos, and Soria. The route covers several of the highest peaks, including Pico San Millán (2,132 meters), the highest in the province of Burgos.

A comfortable mountain pass that connects the provinces of Burgos and La Rioja. Both sides have beautiful views, and it is worth climbing both.

Very good mountain route!

The Alto de la Pradilla is located at an altitude of 1,244 meters and has only six kilometers of ascent at an average of 5.2%. Located at the western end of La Rioja, this hill serves as the border with the province of Burgos. The start is smooth along a road in good condition that will gradually increase in terms of slope in a winding layout.

Crossroads of paths, confluence of the GR 190, the Bonicaparra track, the Tres Aguas path.... Meadows usually colonized by cattle.

Dividing port of the communities of La Rioja and Castilla León (Province of Burgos). It is a relatively gentle climb along the Rioja slope, the last kilometer being the most demanding. The Burgos side, somewhat harder.

Along with Cruz de la Demanda, it is one of the mountain passes at the head of the Oja Valley. Rise of the road bike classics.

The high peaks of the Sierra de la Demanda are consecrated summits, they have the names of saints and as such they show kind and friendly reliefs on the slopes of all the slopes, except in the glacial cirques excavated in the plinths of some north faces, surpassing the meritorious height of two thousand meters, a mountain category that reaches a remarkable level of consideration when the winter covers with snow the enormous peaks of the mountain range that contains the geographical ceilings of the provinces of Burgos and La Rioja. Reaching the peaks of Demand with the dynamic trail team, in winter, is a fantastic mountaineering activity, the snow is usually windy and hard on the exposed slopes and crests of the main rope so it's not too uncomfortable to run on the white blanket , also taking into account that the approaches to the sacred territory of the peaks are through forest tracks and old mountain paths with dizzying slopes in the San Lorenzo massif.