Marianet Pass – Eslida Pass loop from Estación de Soneja

Marianet Pass – Eslida Pass loop from Estación de Soneja

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Marianet Pass – Eslida Pass loop from Estación de Soneja

04:14

80.8km

1,380m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 10, 2026

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The surface along some of this route may not be suitable

Some segments of your route comprise a surface that may not be suitable for your chosen sport.

After 5.29 km for 1.35 km

After 7.09 km for 220 m

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34.7 km

Marianet Pass

Highlight • Mountain Pass

One of the ports of access to the Serra d'Espada that allows linking with the port of Eslida.
It is an ideal section for warming up, it does not have …

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39.6 km

Del Abrevador Spring

Highlight • Rest Area

Fountain with fresh water. In this area they also bottle the Chóvar water that they sell at Consum.

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45.3 km

Eslida Pass

Highlight • Mountain Pass

One of the most beautiful ports in the north of Valencia and south of Castellón. Both sides are beautiful. The most demanding one in Eslida, and this one, the one …

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45.5 km

Eslida Pass

Highlight (Segment) • Mountain Pass

A classic in the Serra d'Espada, not only for its challenging climb but also for its spectacular views and landscapes throughout the journey. With average slopes of 7% and pavement …

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52.7 km

The Spiral

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Curious section of the CV-223 road that makes a loop or spiral passing under itself, an ideal place for a good photo with a very picturesque landscape in the background.

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54.7 km

Aín, one of the most beautiful villages in Castellón. This charming town stands out for its zigzagging framework of Moorish origin, full of little slopes, which is very common in the towns of the mountains.

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