Casa de Campo Park – Manzanares Riverside loop from El Bercial
Casa de Campo Park – Manzanares Riverside loop from El Bercial
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Casa de Campo Park – Manzanares Riverside loop from El Bercial
05:24
78.7km
660m
Cycling
Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: April 25, 2026
Tips
Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted
After 69.9 km for 99 m
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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13.8 km
Casa de Campo Park
Highlight • Forest
Casa de Campo is the largest park in Madrid and is the habitat of many species of birds, as well as foxes, squirrels and wild boars.
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17.5 km
Manzanares Riverside
Highlight • River
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18.2 km
Madrid Green Cycling Ring
Highlight • Cycleway
Personally, I don't like it very much, because it has many pedestrian crossings and there are very busy areas, but it is a must-do route :-)
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18.9 km
Madrid Green Cycling Ring
Highlight • Cycleway
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19.2 km
Green Cycling Ring Along the Manzanares River
Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway
Cool in summer due to the shade of the trees, there are times when the smell is a bit intense.
More at bigjoe.es/ruta-mtb-ruinas-de-la-iglesia-del-buen-suceso-2
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32.4 km
Valpalomero Vista Norte
Viewpoint
46.8 km
San Fernando Bridge
Highlight • Bridge
Philip V ordered a road to be built from the capital to the Royal Site of El Pardo, of which this bridge would form a part. It was built in 1749, during the reign of Fernando VI. Its design was entrusted to the architect Jaime Bort y Meliá. The statues were made by the sculptor Vicente Bort, brother of the architect.
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63.7 km
View of the Segovia Bridge from Madrid Río
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The Segovia bridge was built by the same architect as the Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial under the reign of Philip II in the 16th century. The ponds that were built where the M30 used to pass are home to native aquatic fauna and flora. The reflection of the Palacio de Oriente and the Almudena Cathedral in the water creates a perfect scene to immortalize with a photo.
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69.4 km
Tree-lined avenue in the Parque Lineal de Manzanares
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78.7 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
40.7 km
12.8 km
10.7 km
9.30 km
2.43 km
1.95 km
964 m
Surfaces
41.0 km
13.7 km
11.9 km
8.28 km
3.58 km
294 m
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Elevation
Highest point (710 m)
Lowest point (560 m)
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