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Castile and León
Burgos
Demanda
Villasur De Herreros

Road before Tosantos – Retorto River Valley loop from Villasur de Herreros

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Road cycling routes
Spain
Castile and León
Burgos
Demanda
Villasur De Herreros

Road before Tosantos – Retorto River Valley loop from Villasur de Herreros

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Road before Tosantos – Retorto River Valley loop from Villasur de Herreros

04:12

92.5km

1,010m

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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107 m in total

Waypoints

A

Start point

Parking

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1

11.1 km

Castilian landscape

Highlight • Historical Site

On the N-120 between Villafranca Montes de Oca and Burgos there is a fork on the right that leads (heading north-west on the BU-V-7012 road) to Atapuerca. In this municipality …

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2

15.8 km

Atapuerca Archaeological Site (UNESCO World Heritage)

Highlight • Historical Site

Excavation site only open until 17:30

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3

16.7 km

Atapuerca Archaeological Site

Highlight • Historical Site

One of the best-known names in Spain because this town is known for the set of prehistoric excavations that are unique in southern Europe.

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4

43.7 km

Public fountain in Villalómez

Highlight • Rest Area

Place where you can fill up with water whenever you need it and where, in addition, the town has impressive views of the Montes de Oca.

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5

48.7 km

Road before Tosantos

Highlight • Cycleway

Beautiful road that exists in this area of Valle de Oca and where in some of its curves, you can observe spectacular panoramic views.

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52.3 km

Valle del Río Retorto

Highlight • River

Before reaching the town of Tosantos we can find the valley that bears the name of the same river, Río Retorto. From this road you can see the formations created …

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7

69.4 km

Collado de San Pedro

Mountain Pass

8

77.3 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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78.8 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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83.7 km

El Matorro

Mountain Pass

B

92.5 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

49.2 km

41.1 km

2.16 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

90.9 km

1.29 km

152 m

107 m

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Highest point (1,190 m)

Lowest point (760 m)

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