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Castile and León
Burgos
Demanda
Pineda De La Sierra

Arlanzón – Cantina de Arlanzón loop from Pineda de la Sierra

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Spain
Castile and León
Burgos
Demanda
Pineda De La Sierra

Arlanzón – Cantina de Arlanzón loop from Pineda de la Sierra

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Arlanzón – Cantina de Arlanzón loop from Pineda de la Sierra

03:15

48.2km

490m

Expert bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: August 12, 2025

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4.55 km

Arlanzón Reservoir

Highlight • Lake

2

4.97 km

Vía Verde de la Demanda Section by the Reservoir

Highlight • Cycleway

Nice stretch of greenway where you pedal alongside the swamp. You cross an iron footbridge and a beautiful riverside forest.

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7.02 km

Beautiful views over the Arlanzón reservoir

Highlight • Viewpoint

It is one of the two reservoirs that supply water to the entire region of Burgos. If you are pedaling along the greenway, it is a perfect area to rest …

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4

8.04 km

Secluded Lakeside Swimming Spot

Highlight • Lake

This bay is beautiful to take a break and cool off

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5

13.7 km

Greenway of the Sierra de la Demanda

Highlight • Cycleway

Beautiful landscape with mountains and dense forests

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6

23.8 km

Start of the Vía Verde de la Sierra de la Demanda

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Beautiful greenway of an old logging railway, and its short but striking history, impressive 52 km, with landscape changes, tunnels. From Burgos I did not manage to do it all …

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24.1 km

Arlanzón

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Arlanzón is a small and charming town that forms the entrance to the mountain and the beginning of the Vía Verde de la Sierra de la Demanda. If you pass …

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24.2 km

Cantina de Arlanzón

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Perfect place for a coffee stop

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48.2 km

End point

Hostel

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

46.8 km

606 m

480 m

359 m

Surfaces

46.3 km

944 m

619 m

336 m

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Highest point (1,210 m)

Lowest point (970 m)

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