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Viewpoint of Memory – Baños de Montemayor loop from El Torno

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Spain
Extremadura
Cáceres
Plasencia
Casas Del Castañar

Viewpoint of Memory – Baños de Montemayor loop from El Torno

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Viewpoint of Memory – Baños de Montemayor loop from El Torno

07:40

134km

2,850m

Expert road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 13, 2025

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5.93 km

Viewpoint of Memory

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Spectacular views from this viewpoint over the Valle del Jerte. In this place you can also see the melancholic sculptures in memory of the forgotten, a 2008 work by the artist Francisco Cedenilla.

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11.4 km

View of Embalse de Plasencia

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From this point you can see the Plasencia Reservoir, which is located to the north of the town that has the same name. The road descends through what is called the Valle del Jerte.

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44.2 km

Garganta de la Buitrera Bridge Aldeanueva del Camino

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The town began as a Roman camp. Located in the middle of the Ruta de la Plata, the Romans found a place to settle down and rest while taking their …

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54.2 km

Baños de Montemayor

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Puerta de Extremadura entering from Salamanca. It is reached by a road with curves going downhill and you can enjoy the view of the town from above. Just before entering …

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73.9 km

Hervás Old Town

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Hervás is a small regional town to the north of Cásares in the Ambroz Valley. Surrounded by mountains, the town is located on the Ambroz river. It has one of the best preserved Jewish quarters in Spain.

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82.0 km

Puerto de Honduras

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89.6 km

Puerto de Honduras

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110 km

Jerte River in Cabezuela del Valle

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Small historic medieval town in Valle del Jerte on the trade route between Plasencia and Ávila. Don't forget to take a dip or swim to cool off in the Jerte River.

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122 km

Views of the Jerte Valley

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Beautiful views of one of the most spectacular open valleys in the area. The Jerte valley is a delight and there are always places to look at the towns on its slopes!

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134 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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102 km

23.9 km

6.79 km

387 m

294 m

Surfaces

117 km

16.0 km

404 m

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