Rio Bestança – Bestança Riverside Café loop from Sebolido

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Rio Bestança – Bestança Riverside Café loop from Sebolido

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Rio Bestança – Bestança Riverside Café loop from Sebolido

05:45

83.8km

1,480m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 4, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 1.51 km for 63 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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1.54 km

Miradouro de Sebolido

Viewpoint

12.1 km

Memorial de Alpendorada

Highlight • Monument

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Perhaps the most difficult monument to find… I passed by and didn't see it :)

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36.4 km

View of the Pala Viaduct and Douro Railway

Highlight • Bridge

At Ribadouro there are several beautiful viaducts that are part of the train route to Porto.

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39.7 km

Bar Esplanade of the Pias Leisure Park

Highlight • Cafe

Nice bar by the river, small picnic area right next door. I

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39.9 km

Bestança Riverside Café

Highlight • Cafe

Fit in by the river, there is a nice cafe with crepes, waffles, drinks, and you can even have a swim in the river Bestança. There is also a picnic area. Worth stopping if you are doing n222.

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63.4 km

Souselo Urban Park and Motorhome Area

Highlight • Rest Area

Exceptional place for those who want to stay overnight in the center of the village, opened in 2019, with toilets, picnic park and lawn areas slightly below the main road.

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69.5 km

Quinta da Boavista

Forest

70.5 km

Marmoiral da Boavista (Marmoiral de Sobrado)

Highlight • Monument

Marmoiral da Boavista is one of the oldest medieval marble monuments in Portugal. Some authors attribute its construction to the passage of Queen St. Mafalda's funeral procession. The destination of the procession would have been the Arouca osteiro.

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