OCTOBER 12, 13 and 14. HIKING THROUGH THE SECRET VALLEYS OF LEÓN. THE FORESTS OF SAJAMBRE AND VALDEÓN On the October Bridge we propose a hiking route through the Valley of Valdeón and Sajambre. In the Western Picos de Europa, the valleys of Sajambre and Valdeón, preserve extensive deciduous forests, between the Pandetrave and Panderrueda Passes.
NOVEMBER 9, 10 and 11. For the Almudena Bridge we will head south. We are going to Cazorla, a town that gives its name to the largest protected natural area in our country, in the province of Jaén. There are many attractions of this enormous Natural Park, but what stands out is that it is the cradle of the Guadalquivir River, which originates in these calcareous mountain ranges.
OCTOBER 12, 13 AND 14. Secret Valleys of León by mountain bike. The forests of Sajambre and Valdeón. On the October Bridge we propose a bicycle trip through the Valdeón and Sajambre Valley. In the Western Picos de Europa, the valleys of Sajambre and Valdeón, preserve extensive deciduous forests, between the Pandetrave and Panderrueda Passes. One of the paradises that we have left on the Peninsula, given that apart from the powerful autumn color, it offers us an unparalleled sample of the limestone cliffs of this massif.
NOVEMBER 9, 10 and 11. For the Almudena Bridge we will head south. We are going to Cazorla, a town that gives its name to the largest protected natural area in our country, in the province of Jaén. There are many attractions of this enormous Natural Park, but what stands out is that it is the cradle of the Guadalquivir River, which originates in these calcareous mountain ranges.
FROM DECEMBER 6 TO 9. We return to Cabo de Gata, 25 years after our first route there. A very unique natural space, that almost desert-like landscape, so exotic, hides a rich natural biodiversity that offers us multiple surprises. As if that were not enough, its beaches and towns complement a very special trip where we can take refuge from the winter cold.
FROM DECEMBER 6 TO 9. Cabo de Gata is one of the last paradises in the Mediterranean. An ideal place, next to the sea, to escape the rigor of winter for a few days and enjoy a great cycling holiday over the December long weekend.
FROM DECEMBER 26 TO JANUARY 1. Lanzarote has incredible natural beauty, a pleasure for the senses. Touring the island on a mountain bike, along its roads and trails and riding at a leisurely pace through the towns, crop fields, sandy beaches, beaches,... sometimes in a lunar landscape, other times next to paradisiacal beaches is an ideal way to say goodbye to 2018. The large number of roads and trails that Lanzarote, and its neighbor Graciosa, as well as its climate, make this island an ideal place to explore by bicycle.
November 1-4. The Leizarán and Bidasoa Valleys open the list of large rivers in the Western Cantabrian Sea. Very well preserved valleys, in natural history, due to the dense forests that occupy them; and also for its cultural life, full of attractions of all kinds and beautiful towns that preserve their traditional architecture. A very attractive destination to spend a few days of cycling vacation.
We want to continue traveling. We are already preparing the fall 2018 program! You know that we are still artisans of the journey, and we still have a little left to be able to present the program to you in detail. Here's a preview, in case you want to make plans. The cycling holidays continue.
The paths along which the famous song took this warrior, from Burgos to Valencia, serve as a proposal for an itinerant MTB route through the most beautiful areas of the Iberian System and the Castilian Plateau. We will faithfully follow in their footsteps through the lands of Burgos, Soria, Guadalajara, Teruel, Castellón and Valencia as if it were a true natural and cultural exhibition, ending next to the Levantine coasts.
We return with new routes in Bertiz, this very special border area within the Pyrenees. And as in recent years, we have chosen the transversal theme of smuggling, as it has long been one of the fundamental occupations for many of the inhabitants of these mountains bordering France. The black market and its mischief determined what was produced, how it was traded and ultimately how the people lived in this region.
