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Andalusia
Jaén
Sierra De Cazorla
Pozo Alcón

Puente de la Herradura – Fuente Acero Shelter loop from Pozo Alcón

Routes
Mountain biking trails
Spain
Andalusia
Jaén
Sierra De Cazorla
Pozo Alcón

Puente de la Herradura – Fuente Acero Shelter loop from Pozo Alcón

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Puente de la Herradura – Fuente Acero Shelter loop from Pozo Alcón

04:51

51.1km

1,070m

Expert mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: November 3, 2025

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Includes a very steep uphill segment

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351 m in total

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8.64 km

Bridge over the Venta River

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This is one of the most important tributaries that provide water to the Bolera reservoir (or swamp) with a variable but almost constant flow, except in situations of prolonged drought.

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9.94 km

Cañada del Mesto Bridge (La Herradura)

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This small, narrow bridge only allows access to hikers and cyclists as its width was not intended for motor vehicles.
From here we say goodbye to the Bolera swamp

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9.97 km

Puente de la Herradura

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This area is in a privileged location in the Bolera reservoir, with its bridge to cross a depression in the ground.

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13.6 km

Raso del Peral

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Flat part at the top of the area, from where we can admire the beauty of the surroundings.

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25.9 km

Fuente Acero Shelter

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Beautiful refugio / hiding place to spend the night. Although the building is larger, only one room is actually in use. Inside, several neat wooden beds have been made where …

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28.2 km

Ace gravel descent

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32.9 km

Vado de las Carretas Footbridge

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Every time I pass by I usually cross it on my bike even if I get a little wet. It is much more satisfying and easier than crossing it on the pedestrian bridge with my bike.

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37.0 km

The Threshing Floor

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It is an esplanade dedicated to the drying of wheat or barley through threshing, which consisted of a device with toothed wheels and pulled by a mule or donkey, and …

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51.1 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

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29.5 km

9.98 km

7.77 km

3.82 km

Surfaces

32.5 km

8.10 km

6.65 km

2.70 km

1.18 km

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