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Beautiful views of the Sierra.

Puerto Javalambre from La Puebla de Valverde is a climb in the Aragón region. It has a length of 21.8 kilometers and an ascent of 744 vertical meters with a slope of 3.41% on average. The summit of the climb is located at 1,854 meters above sea level right at the entrance to the Javalambre Ski Resort. Recommended, continue climbing to Javalambre Peak (2,020 meters above sea level)

A climb that starts in the town of Riodeva where it is 12 km with a difference in altitude of just under 500 meters and with a percentage of 4%. We could say that the most complicated part of the port is the first six kilometers, where the last ones rest before the descent towards Camarena de la Sierra.

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 kilometers at 8% on average, although from kilometer 5 to 7 it will also require effort with ramps of 7 and 8%. http://www.puertos-en-bici.com/2013/07/puerto-de-cabigordo_5658.html

Road in good condition but very hot in summer and cold in winter, with the occasional chance of snow at the top. There are no fountains for a long stretch so stock up well before heading out.

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 from Santa Eulalia del Campo to Algimia de Alfara. The route only has one pass and is, for the most part, following a long descent, if you start from the interior. The route is full of tunnels, bridges, ravines and curious formations. In addition to other landscape surprises.

With an altitude of 1064 meters above sea level, the port of Losilla is quite a challenge. With endless curves and very nice views towards the Puebla de San Miguel Natural Park and the Arcos River valley, it is a must for lovers of mountain passes.