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riders
Gravel route through the Sierra de Cardeña Natural Park
03:10
40.4km
480m
Gravel riding
The dehesa is the most extensive landscape in Spain and the holm oak is the tree with the most specimens in the country. In this ecosystem, which covers a large part of Andalusia and Extremadura, Iberian pigs roam in search of their favorite food, the acorn. In addition to a…
by Tourspain
Last updated: July 5, 2024
Waypoints
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380 m
Plaza de la Constitución de Cardeña
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4.28 km
Path from Cardeña to Venta del Charco
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15.5 km
Path from Venta del Charco to El Cerezo
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18.2 km
Polar Viewpoint – Aldea del Cerezo
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40.4 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
22.9 km
12.7 km
3.91 km
893 m
Surfaces
34.7 km
4.84 km
906 m
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Elevation
Highest point (800 m)
Lowest point (620 m)
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Thursday 21 May
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April 9, 2024
The dehesa is the most extensive landscape in Spain and the holm oak is the tree with the most specimens in the country. In this ecosystem, which covers a large part of Andalusia and Extremadura, Iberian pigs roam in search of their favorite food, the acorn. In addition to a wide variety of traditional
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