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Very nice campsite. Quietly situated in a stunningly beautiful landscape. Clean sanitary facilities, friendly staff, electricity, water, showers, toilets – everything perfect.

Peaceful section in the heart of nature, pleasant road, perfect surface for road bikes. Magnificent view!

Magnificent! Super clean road, super quiet, top view! ♥️

Not crazy, but nice for a quick visit...

It's a Green Route suitable for all levels, well-maintained, with beautiful scenery and also many tunnels. You'll need to bring a light, as they don't illuminate themselves.

Amazing greenway but mandatory to have lights, the tunnels have but we found some that didn't work and some of them are long and its pitch black inside because some of them are not straight

very beautiful landscape, with only a slight incline.

The Via Verda runs over the former railway line of the Zafán valley, which connected Aragón with the Mediterranean Sea and was in use for more than 30 years. The connection was closed in 1973, but the route has since been restored into a bicycle and walking path. The Terra Alta route runs through impressive nature reserves and mountain landscapes and famous places such as Horta de Sant Joan, where the painter Picasso stayed for several years. Along the route you will pass old train stations that have now been converted into restaurants or guesthouses to spend the night. Arriving in Tortosa you can view the monumental heritage of this historic city. Finally, you cycle through the Delta de l'Ebre natural park and the Ebro estuary. Large ponds, swamps and dry land alternate. In bird huts you can observe various waterfowl and with a bit of luck you will see a flamingo population. We were at camping la G The Via Verda runs over the former railway line of the Zafán valley, which connected Aragón with the Mediterranean Sea and which has been in use for more than 30 years. The connection was closed in 1973, but the route has since been restored into a bicycle and walking path. The Terra Alta route runs through impressive nature reserves and mountain landscapes and famous places such as Horta de Sant Joan, where the painter Picasso stayed for several years. Along the route you will pass old train stations that have now been converted into restaurants or guesthouses to spend the night. Arriving in Tortosa you can view the monumental heritage of this historic city. Finally, you cycle through the Delta de l'Ebre natural park and the Ebro estuary. Large ponds, swamps and dry land alternate. In bird huts you can observe various waterfowl and with a bit of luck you will see a flamingo population. We stayed at campsites la Fresneda in the same village of La Fresneda. Tour of 40 km through 40 tunnels, most of them descending, so easy to ride, leaving from Cretas at the local bicycle rental (we had our own bicycles) and we will pick you up at the end of the route, this can be arranged via the campsite.