Asociación de Campings de Navarra

BP Index: 109

Route not excessively long but with a significant accumulated slope. The percentage of paved and concreted sections is high as a compensation for the sections where the floor is in worse condition. We are going to leave the “comfort” zone to explore the northern area of the reservoir, much

Route 9 is an extension of Route 7. Shortly after passing the town of Beunza, we will turn left to continue along the upper part of the mountain range until we begin a quick descent to Ilarregi. We are in the middle of Ultzama and therefore, a few more relaxed kilometers await us until we reach Auza

On this route we are once again going to enter the forests of the area, this time focusing on the area located to the east of the campsite. An area without trails to review, but with pleasant paths and some good panoramic views of the area.

Within the Atetz trail recovery project completed in 2012, this beautiful route called Basurdetxoren Xenda stands out where we will cross oak, chestnut and beech forests, as well as meadows where we can see cattle grazing. At the highest point of the route, Arraldegaina (812 m), we can enjoy a pleasant

The name says it all, this is an authentic gravel route that covers the entire territory surrounding Camping Izarpe. A route in line with the two proposals where the percentage of asphalt may seem somewhat high, but where the enjoyment is maximum, making the most of the territory on gravel bikes. We

Nice route despite having a high percentage of asphalt. We set off on the way to Eurovelo 1 and the Plazaola Greenway. We reached the first in Eraso while the second in the town of Latasa, where we can make a stop at its old station converted into a canteen. From here a comfortable journey awaits us

Short but intense route where we are going to visit two areas near the campsite with the presence of tracks. Firstly, we head to the southern area to visit Ezkabarte, where we will face a tough climb to Monte de Oteiza. After a quick descent, we cross the Ezkabarte valley and head north through a chain

Racquet-shaped route to avoid roads with more traffic volume. In this case we are going to approach the Irurtzun area to ascend the Madotz pass, which with 6.3 km at 5% allows us to access the Larraún Valley and Lekunberri area and enjoy its wonderful landscapes. In Lekunberri we begin the return to

Circular route where we are going to cross some not very long stretch of the N-121-A and the PA-30 that requires maximum attention. The first part of the route runs through the Ultzama. Once we cross the N-121-A and the town of Olagüe, we begin the Egozkue pass, the hardest on the route with its 7.3

We are going to enter the Ultzama and Basaburua Valleys, which are characterized by their undulating landscape, tranquility and the mosaic that make up forests, meadows and small crop fields. A route without major mountain difficulties where we will only find some slopes like that of Ihaben or Cía.