About Ana Carmen
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26,687 km
2109:33 h
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- Ana CarmenDecember 16, 2025
The route follows well-maintained tracks and paths, and although today's descent is more pronounced than the ascent, you'll encounter the occasional short, steep climb that breaks the monotony, rewarding you with breathtaking panoramic views as you ascend and descend rolling hills.
The stage begins in
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- Ana CarmenDecember 16, 2025
The final stage of this exciting adventure has arrived. Today's route is long and very enjoyable, with a succession of rolling hills and steep slopes that will test your energy. Set off early, pace yourself, and savor this very special final day.
The trail traverses the northernmost part of the Hoces
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- Ana CarmenDecember 16, 2025
This is a long and demanding stage in terms of distance, with little to no provisioning available. Therefore, it's advisable to set out with enough supplies to cover your needs for the day and the following day. The route is mostly uphill, so starting early is highly recommended to allow for a relaxed
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- Ana CarmenDecember 16, 2025
It's a long day with hardly any technical demands. You might encounter some sections with loose stones or slightly steeper inclines, but these only add a touch of excitement to the route.
The route follows the course of the Cabriel River, offering numerous opportunities to rest in the shade and enjoy
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- Ana CarmenDecember 16, 2025
This is a pleasant and easy day's walk, marked by the diverse landscapes that accompany you at every turn. Along the way, you'll discover a succession of colors and textures that change at every bend, making this stage a particularly captivating experience.
The route follows dry riverbeds and gentle tracks
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- Ana CarmenDecember 16, 2025
Before setting off, make sure you bring enough food and water to cover your needs for the next two days, as supplies may be scarce or nonexistent. It's a long day, but not technically demanding, with plenty of places to stop, rest, and enjoy the views.
The stage begins in El Rebollar, amidst extensive
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- Ana CarmenDecember 16, 2025
The path is in excellent condition, although you might occasionally encounter loose stones. This stage is mostly downhill, so trekking poles are highly recommended to reduce the impact on your joints.
The route crosses the Reatillo River, ravines, and open areas, passing by landmarks such as Casa de Mar
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Ana Carmen planned a bike ride.
December 17, 2025
120:01
1,667km
13.9km/h
31,510m
31,510m
Ana Carmen planned a bike ride.
December 16, 2025
129:25
1,975km
15.3km/h
21,400m
21,160m
Ana Carmen planned a hike.
December 15, 2025
65:16
236km
3.6km/h
4,010m
4,020m
Ana Carmen planned a hike.
December 13, 2025
03:42
12.9km
3.5km/h
190m
530m
Ana Carmen planned a hike.
December 12, 2025
06:53
24.4km
3.5km/h
530m
470m
Ana Carmen planned a hike.
December 12, 2025
06:08
22.4km
3.7km/h
490m
110m
Ana Carmen planned a hike.
December 12, 2025
06:17
23.9km
3.8km/h
220m
170m
Ana Carmen planned a hike.
December 12, 2025
04:14
15.5km
3.7km/h
150m
410m
Ana Carmen planned a hike.
December 12, 2025
06:50
24.2km
3.5km/h
470m
550m
Ana Carmen planned a hike.
December 12, 2025
05:06
17.4km
3.4km/h
520m
350m
The route traverses the Requena-Utiel region, crossing extensive pine forests, vineyards, riverside woodlands, and the spectacular landscapes of the Hoces del Cabriel Natural Park. This sparsely populated area boasts a rich natural environment where abundant flora and fauna can be observed. It's a long
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