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Castile and León
Burgos
Demanda
Belorado

Plaza Mayor de Belorado – Arlanzón Reservoir loop from Belorado

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Spain
Castile and León
Burgos
Demanda
Belorado

Plaza Mayor de Belorado – Arlanzón Reservoir loop from Belorado

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Plaza Mayor de Belorado – Arlanzón Reservoir loop from Belorado

04:37

99.3km

1,250m

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 11, 2025

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283 m

Plaza Mayor de Belorado

Highlight • Settlement

The Plaza Mayor de Belorado is a perfect place to rest.
It is porticoed, so you find places in the shade. You also have several bars and cafes with terraces …

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544 m

Main Square of Belorado and Bridge over the Tirón River

Highlight • Settlement

Considered the gateway to Burgos, the town of Belorado is located next to the Tirón River and with the passage of the Jacobean route and the crossing of EuroVelo 1 and 3 it is a very important link.

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14.1 km

Collado de San Pedro

Mountain Pass

4

23.4 km

Alarcia

Highlight • Settlement

Alarcia is a town located in the province of Burgos. It forms part of the Montes de Oca region and is located between the Úzquiza reservoir, to the west, and …

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33.0 km

Arlanzón Reservoir

Highlight • Lake

The road that borders the Arlanzón reservoir has an incredible perspective of the mountains as a backdrop. The clouds are reflected in the water and the views in general give meaning to cycling in these remote places.

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49.1 km

Puerto del Manquillo

Mountain Pass

7

71.5 km

Úzquiza Reservoir

Highlight • Lake

The Úzquiza dam, like the Arlanzón dam located less than 10 kilometers upstream, serves to regulate the Arlanzón river, and since both reservoirs form a functional unit between them, they …

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76.1 km

Alto de Valmala

Highlight • Mountain Pass

It is a 4km climb on the BU-813 with an average gradient of 5.1%. As can be seen, the slope ranges between 4 and 6% without hard ramps (only one …

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89.6 km

Chestnut Straight

Highlight • Forest

10

90.0 km

Villagalijo, Church of the Assumption of Our Lady

Highlight • Religious Site

Small town near the border between the provinces of Burgos and its neighbor, La Rioja. Located north of the Sierra de la Demanda, with its old church located south of the center, the Iglesia de la Asunción de Nuestra Señora.

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99.3 km

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Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

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95.2 km

2.45 km

1.69 km

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97.6 km

1.46 km

180 m

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