12의 푸엔테스 데 히로카가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The railway line is easy to do by bike, with a few pushing sections. The tunnels are open and the bridge is passable (2.2025). There is no need to wade through rivers or carry your bike!

Its location is on the track from Atea to Murero, this track is highly recommended if we want to avoid the road that connects these towns.

This was a bit difficult. I think you could go over top by the bridge instead. Still, the route was beautiful and scenic. Much better than riding with the big trucks on the highway, if you have a gravel bike and are cycling between Daroca and Calatayud

Legend has it that the Celtiberian population of Sace or Saz was here and that it had been reduced to ashes by the Muslims. After the reconquest of Alfonso I the Battler, an image of the burned virgin of the village was found and the inhabitants of Atea took it to the town. In the 18th century, this hermitage was built and they called it Nuestra Señora de los Mártires, for those who fell for their faith under the Muslim yoke.

This small town located in the Jiloca valley still preserves several vestiges of its Moorish past. Remains of an old mosque still remain, as well as the ruins of a 13th-century castle. It is worth going up to the castle to enjoy the views of the valley. As a reward for the climb to the castle, you can relax afterwards in the village bar.

Maluenda is a small town in the province of Zaragoza on the banks of the Jiloca River. The ruins of an Arab fortress from the 9th century stand out, as well as the Mudejar tower of the church of Santa María and the Albarrana tower. The town also has a couple of bars where you can taste local products.

Comfortable descent in terms of inclination and easy curves to trace. Be careful, about halfway through this favorite spot there is a fork in the shape of a and, by mistake, I chose the right one, which is the continuity of the ravine, I had to go back and turn to the left option, which is the correct one.

18th century hermitage