Bicycle trips on Greenways
Take a bike ride along the Greenways, a trip along old railway lines converted into cycling routes. An ideal option to enjoy cycling tourism in the heart of nature.
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Pamplona, crossroads, right on the Camino de Santiago, a communications hub for centuries, a city of passage and welcome, a walled and green city. Above all, lively. Fantastic forests and green landscapes. And, as the icing on the cake, the Hendaye beach, in neighboring France. -
The Ojos Negros Greenway between Teruel and the Valencian coast is – at the moment – the longest Greenway in Spain. -
The Ojos Negros Greenway between Teruel and the Valencian coast is –for the moment– the longest Greenway in Spain. This trip is a weekend appetizer.
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The Ojos Negros Green Route is –for the moment– the longest Green Route in Spain. We propose its most attractive section from Teruel to the Valencian coast. -
La Greenway del Aceite (Olive Oil), a tour of the provinces of Jaén and Córdoba, perfect for bicycle tourismIt stretches out into the sea of olive trees and owes its name to the Oil Train that once ran along its tracks. -
La Greenway del Aceite (Olive Oil), a tour of the provinces of Jaén and Córdoba, perfect for bicycle tourismIt stretches out into the sea of olive trees and owes its name to the Oil Train that once ran along its tracks. -
We propose a trip to Plazaola Greenway Natural Trail, in the north of Navarra. A route following the railway route that linked Pamplona with Donostia, in the shadow of incredible beech forests flanked by the Sierra de Aralar, a legendary enclave. -
A very accessible cycle route that takes us from the interior of the Maestrazgo to the Mediterranean Sea, in the Ebro Delta, following the steps of an old railway line, converted into a Green Way. -
A very accessible cycle route that takes us from the interior of the Maestrazgo to the gates of the Mediterranean Sea, in Tortosa, following the steps of an old railway line, converted into a Green Way. -
Enjoy nature with your family, away from crowds: volcanic areas, forests and rivers.