Centenera Pass – Puerto del Pico Viewpoint loop from Arenas de San Pedro
Centenera Pass – Puerto del Pico Viewpoint loop from Arenas de San Pedro
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Centenera Pass – Puerto del Pico Viewpoint loop from Arenas de San Pedro
04:04
66.4km
1,620m
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: March 5, 2026
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Parque Regional de la Sierra de Gredos
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Start point
Parking
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899 m
La Pichona
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It is a place that can be used as a base camp for various routes through this area of the Sierra de Gredos, full of passes and peaks, many of which are the history of the Tour of Spain.
In this area of Gredos, the pools are very famous, which are places in the river where you can bathe and cool off in summer. There are several around Arenas de San Pedro. As they tend to fill up on summer days, you have to go early to get a spot.
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6.35 km
Centenera Pass
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16.9 km
Puerto de la Centenera
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It is a very pretty port, very typical of this area, as the slopes are moderate, the road is narrow and somewhat punished by the contrasts in temperatures, and there are many pine trees. Traffic is almost non-existent, especially after leaving behind the towns of El Arenal and El Hornillo.
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28.7 km
Puerto del Pico Viewpoint
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38.7 km
San Esteban del Valle
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56.2 km
El Arenal
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66.0 km
Castle of Arenas de San Pedro
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The castle is Gothic in style, built in the 15th century. Popularly known as “the Sad Countess” castle.
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66.0 km
Castle of the Constable Dávalos (Castle of the Sad Countess)
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It is known as the Castle of the Sad Countess, because after the execution of Don Álvaro de Luna in 1453, Juan II allowed the town to remain in the possession of his widow, Doña Juana de Pimentel, popularly known by this nickname.
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66.4 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
57.3 km
6.69 km
2.41 km
Surfaces
46.6 km
19.8 km
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Elevation
Highest point (1,360 m)
Lowest point (510 m)
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Monday 18 May
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