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Puerto de la Quesera y los pueblos negros de la Sierra de Ayllón — circular por el Castillo de Galve de Sorbe

Puerto de la Quesera y los pueblos negros de la Sierra de Ayllón — circular por el Castillo de Galve de Sorbe

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Puerto de la Quesera y los pueblos negros de la Sierra de Ayllón — circular por el Castillo de Galve de Sorbe

08:13

152km

3,100m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 25, 2024

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12.6 km

Puerto de la Quesera

Highlight • Mountain Pass

The port of La Quesera runs between Riaza (Segovia) and Majaelrayo (Guadalajara). At its top is the border limit of both provinces and the autonomous communities of Castilla y León and Castilla-La Mancha. It is crossed by the SG-112 road from Riaza to the top and by the paved GU-186 from Majaelrayo to the top.

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27.7 km

Choza del Majadal

Highlight • Mountain Hut

It is an old shepherd's hut converted into a mountain refuge and bikepacking on a panoramic hill above the confluence of the Malo ravine and the Veguillas stream canyon. It has a fireplace and is a good place to spend the night.

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47.7 km

Campillejo

Highlight • Settlement

Campillejo constitutes a representative urban nucleus characteristic of Guadalajara's black architecture and although due to dimensions it is closer to the denomination of village than to that of town, its constructions of slate, wood and mud are, without a doubt, one of the most singular and picturesque along the route of the black towns.
Due to its excellent location, Campillejo is a perfect place for hiking, mountaineering (4 peaks over 2,000 m), mountain biking or road biking, as well as canoeing or kayaking, since only 15 minutes away is access to the El Vado reservoir, an extraordinary mountain reservoir full of meanders and surrounded by thick coniferous forests, where there is a canoe rental base.

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