This is an ideal route for children, even a suitable place for the "little ones" who are getting on a bike for the first time, even if it is a tricycle. It consists of two distinct sections, the greenway (for the little ones) and the quiet local road that gives access to small villages scattered throughout the valley, and along which the Camino de Santiago runs.

The start has been set at the north-eastern part of the route, as it is a suitable place to park, since there is no possibility of approaching the route by public transport. Shortly after the start, a commemorative plaque reminds us that an airfield was located there during the Civil War. The path is well conditioned, asphalted and with wooden handrails that delimit it, and there are stretches of trees that accompany us through the pastures.

Almost at the end of the track there is a small recreational area with a couple of tables where you can rest, and then you soon join the local road to begin the return journey.

The road is quiet and has good visibility, and along it you will often come across pilgrims on their way to Santiago, but it is advisable to keep an eye out for occasional vehicles, especially if you are accompanied by children.

The route continues peacefully through small groups of houses to return to the starting point.

No access by public transport
Ideal for children
It is advisable to bring water

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