JUNE 1 AND 2. The Natural Paths program continues to grow and this year it inaugurates a new section of the Vía Verde de la Plata from Béjar to Hervás and will continue towards Plasencia. This corner of the west of the Peninsula between Salamanca and Cáceres is full of natural treasures and fantastic towns.
How to travel by bicycle? Come with us. We want to continue traveling. We are already preparing the summer 2019 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.
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.
JUNE 9-10. The Santander Mediterranean railway was a great railway project that was born at the beginning of the 700th century. The intention was to link the ports of Santander and Valencia, an ambitious project of more than XNUMX kilometers that was never completed. Today it comes to life again, rehabilitated as a Greenway within the Natural Paths program. This weekend we are going to cycle through a good part of the route through the province of Soria to the border with Burgos.
JUNE 2-3. The Santander Mediterranean railway was a great railway project that was born at the beginning of the 700th century. The intention was to link the ports of Santander and Valencia, an ambitious project of more than XNUMX kilometers that was never completed. Today it comes to life again, rehabilitated as a Greenway within the Natural Paths program. This weekend we are going to cycle through a good part of the route through the province of Soria to the border with Burgos.
Traveling Slowly continues its bike trip through the waves, this week we tell you that the Madrid Mobility Sea is preparing an event for November 23 in Vallecas, next week we will tell you more about the topic. We propose a route that we love, the Vía Verde de la Val de Zafán with Vicent Ibaynez. Juan Sarrión from Rutas Pangea tells us that he thought the book “We were young and unconscious” was Fignon's biography. Claude Marthaler, one of the sponsors of the Festivélo that was held in Laussane last weekend, tells us how it developed. And finally, we present to you the Circulo Bicioso project, its objective: to create a nationwide map of routes made by and for cyclists and to contribute a grain of sand so that people are encouraged to go out and travel by bike. Andrés Alvarez Martínez, alma mater of the project, explains it to us.
