Malvecinos Bridge – Bridge of Peralvillo loop from Malagón

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Malvecinos Bridge – Bridge of Peralvillo loop from Malagón

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Malvecinos Bridge – Bridge of Peralvillo loop from Malagón

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35.5km

100m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

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15.2 km

Malvecinos Bridge

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Bridge that, although there is no doubt of its historical interest, has been abandoned over time and has not been indicated. Good place for cycling routes.
And this bridge, which …

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20.7 km

San Marcos Hermitage of Peralvillo

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Small hermitage with a single nave of popular typology with a belfry and a semicircular arch on the façade and crude cylindrical and prismatic buttresses on the sides. It was …

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20.8 km

La Encantanda

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Small but cozy Café-Bar, good service and good prices, a good place to eat, or have a beer and recharge your batteries.

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20.8 km

Vicario Reservoir

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It was built in 1973 and is currently very populated by a multitude of species (common carp, royal carp, crucian carp, eel, pike, blackbass, sun perch and bleak). Multiple fishing …

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21.1 km

Very close to La Ermita de San Marcos Restored in November 2020. Without a doubt it is one more opportunity to visit the village of Peralvillo and get to know the extraordinary natural environment that surrounds it.

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25.0 km

Bridge on the Camino Manchego de Santiago

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A little further on we find a passage for the MTB, here you should carry the bike, as it is pedestrian.

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28.5 km

Fernán Caballero

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The name of this town is attributed to the reconquerer and first lord of it, whose version was written at the beginning of the 14th century as Ferrant Cavallero.
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34.6 km