Context
The Alto Tajo Natural Park spans over 100,000 hectares, making it the third-largest natural park in Spain. Its dramatic canyons and river gorges, carved by the Tajo River, form one of Europe’s most significant geomorphological systems. The route winds through forests of Portuguese pine and highland grasslands, where the air carries the scent of thyme and the sound of flowing water enhances the journey.
The experience
You’ll ride your own mountain bike along natural trails, guided by a local expert who reveals lesser-known spots like the Laguna de Taravilla and the Salto de Poveda. The route balances technical sections with rest zones, offering panoramic views of deep gorges and river valleys. Fresh winds and the gentle murmur of the river create a deeply immersive atmosphere, perfect for nature lovers and outdoor adventurers.
For whom
This route is best suited for cyclists with moderate experience, aged 12 and older, who can confidently ride on natural trails and manage elevation changes and technical terrain. It is not suitable for beginners or those with limited mobility.
Local context
The local community actively preserves traditions of environmental respect and park conservation. Guides, who are deeply familiar with the land and its history, share insights into native flora and the geological forces that shaped this unique landscape.
