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First checkpoint on the route from Madrid to Barcelona. In the main square we find places to get supplies and rest.

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Walk around the 14th century fortress, built by Don Juan Manuel. The castle has five towers, dominates the landscape and dominates the village below.

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Cifuentes is known among lovers of mountain biking as it is surrounded by a number of tracks and trails. It is also visited for having the ruins of the castle of Don Juan Manuel that was built in the 14th century by this medieval knight who, according to what is said, dedicated his time between the war and literature.

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The gravel trip continues along rural roads to Trillo, on the banks of the Tagus River. The streets of the town are on a staggered slope and the Cifuentes River crosses the center of the town, creating several beautiful waterfalls, an extraordinary wonder of nature in the peasant environment of the Alcarreño mountains and valleys. In the center of the town it is inevitable to stop at the terrace of the Gastrobar Pura and enjoy the spectacle of the water while eating a plate of local specialties. Trillo is also the headquarters of Zona Zentro, a space focused on discovering the values of the territory through the bicycle. The route leaves the refreshing company of the waterfalls of the Cifuentes River by the monumental Gothic bridge of the Tagus and undertakes a seductive journey through the meanders of the Tagus at the end of the Entrepeñas reservoir.

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In Cifuentes there is also a castle, built by Don Juan Manuel in the 14th century when he took possession of the Señorío de Cifuentes. The town of Alcarria has been known since the Middle Ages as the town of the "hundred fountains", due to the numerous springs that flow through the streets of the town. The animation of the population is in the Plaza Mayor, and also concentrates the historical and monumental heritage, next to it is the old Ducal Palace and the impressive church of Santo Domingo. The gravel route leaves the town through the Balsa y el Molino, a channel that carries water from the main springs of the Cifuentes River to a large original stone pond from the Middle Ages. The route follows the Camino de Santiago de la Ruta de la Lana through the two Gargoyles, Arriba and Abajo. The arrows point in the direction of Santiago de Compostela and appear in the opposite direction.

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