Arco de Cáparra – Roman Arch of Cáparra loop from Aldehuela del Jerte

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Arco de Cáparra – Roman Arch of Cáparra loop from Aldehuela del Jerte

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Arco de Cáparra – Roman Arch of Cáparra loop from Aldehuela del Jerte

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55.0km

360m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

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10.3 km

Oak Woodland

Highlight • Forest

13.8 km

Vía de la Plata Route

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

This stretch probably belongs to the scenic highlights of the Vía de la Plata. Ancient oaks, mossy rocks, cows at ponds, stone walls and really nice single trails for us cyclists.

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20.4 km

Western Soriana Royal Drovers’ Road

Highlight • Trail

This section of the western Cañada Real Soriana runs through a beautiful dehesa and is flanked by spectacular cork oaks. Furthermore, the views of the sierra are beautiful.

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23.2 km

Rural Landscape View

Highlight • Viewpoint

24.1 km

Arco de Cáparra

Highlight • Monument

The arch had a height of about 13 meters. It is a quadriform arch that rises on four pillars that form four semicircular arches. Each pillar sits on a base …

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24.1 km

Roman Arch of Cáparra

Highlight • Monument

This monument is located in a Roman site from the 1st century. It is indisputable that this arch is the main symbol of this magical place. It is striking that …

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25.0 km

Roman City of Cáparra

Highlight • Historical Site

Roman ruins of the city of Cáparra, crossed by Via de la Plata, with a unique Roman arch in the Iberian peninsula, with 4 doors. Worth the visit with free entry

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26.3 km

Laguna de los Carrones

Lake

31.7 km

Oliva de Plasencia

Highlight • Settlement

The path continues parallel to the paved Roman road, saves a small slope and turns left to start the end of the trip through Oliva de Plasencia, the crochet town, …

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