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Area Metropolitana De Madrid
Pozuelo De Alarcón

Puente de San Fernando – Manzanares River loop from Bélgica

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Road cycling routes
Spain
Madrid
Area Metropolitana De Madrid
Pozuelo De Alarcón

Puente de San Fernando – Manzanares River loop from Bélgica

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4.9

(22)

435

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Puente de San Fernando – Manzanares River loop from Bélgica

04:01

86.8km

630m

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 19, 2025

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623 m in total

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9.46 km

View of the Lake at Casa de Campo

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This large artificial lake has its origins in the 16th century and, after a restoration carried out in 2018, it is a perfect place to enjoy nature while having a …

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9.98 km

Casa de Campo Lake

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The Casa de Campo Lake (renovated a few years ago) is a good place to rest. It has beautiful views with the skyscrapers of Madrid (Plaza de España) in the background.

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10.6 km

Casa de Campo Bridge

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climb to the lake from the country house

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13.2 km

Bike Path along the Manzanares Riverbank

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Enjoy the stretch, it's worth it.

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15.9 km

San Fernando Bridge

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Part of the pretty biker ring. Ordered to be built by Fernando VI in 1749. There are two sculptures made by Vicente Bort, brother of the architect of the bridge.

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60.9 km

View of the Madrid skyline from Monte de El Pardo

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7

73.6 km

Manzanares River

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Lovely stretch of road along the river. Cool, shady and with many trees.

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81.1 km

View of Madrid Skyline from Casa de Campo

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Going down from Avenida de Rodajos in Casa de Campo, we can enjoy the views of one of the most beautiful areas of Madrid.

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86.8 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

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61.0 km

22.7 km

2.25 km

650 m

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< 100 m

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62.2 km

23.8 km

650 m

215 m

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