Mountain Bike Route through Casas de Alcance and Casas del Río in Cofrentes

Stands out for

  • • 26.6 km circular route with 310 m of positive elevation gain
  • • Exceptionally well-preserved riverside forest along the Río Cabriel
  • • Passage through traditional villages: Basta, Casas de Alcance, and Casas del Río
  • • 70% asphalt and 30% dirt paths with 100% bikeability
  • • Option to shorten the route without steep climbs
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Description

This mountain bike route traverses 26.6 kilometers through the scenic landscapes of Cofrentes, linking the rural villages of Casas de Alcance and Casas del Río with the lush Cabriel River valley. The route features a mix of forest trails, dirt paths, and paved sections, offering a balanced challenge suitable for beginner to intermediate riders. With gentle to moderate elevation gains and excellent trail conditions, it provides a safe and enjoyable experience for families and cycling enthusiasts alike. The route winds through pine and oak woodlands, offering shaded stretches and panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Along the way, cyclists pass historic farmhouses, old stone bridges, and riverside meadows, creating a rich cultural and natural backdrop. Waypoints include viewpoints, rest areas, and clear signage, ensuring easy navigation. This circular route is well-maintained and accessible year-round, making it ideal for weekend outings, guided tours, or casual exploration. Its combination of natural beauty, manageable difficulty, and family-friendly access makes it a top choice for mountain biking in the Valencia region.

Key Info

Difficulty

Moderate

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

seasons.SPRING, seasons.SUMMER, seasons.AUTUMN

Recommended Age Range

All ages

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Practical Guide

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Location

How to get there

By car Public transport
Expert Recommendations

Bring comfortable clothing, sports shoes, a helmet, water, and sun protection. Avoid midday hours in summer to prevent overheating. The route is best enjoyed in spring, summer, and autumn; winter conditions may affect trail accessibility. Carry a map or GPS, and book in advance for guided tours. You can shorten the route at any time without steep sections.

Physical Requirements

Moderate physical activity, requires mountain bike handling

About the Area

The route runs through the Río Cabriel valley in rural Cofrentes, in the Valencian Community. The landscape features a well-preserved riverside forest, traditional villages, and rural roads. The starting and finishing point is the Balneario de Cofrentes, accessible by private vehicle or local public transport. Nearby attractions include the Castillo de Cofrentes, the Volcán del Cerro de Agras, and guided river canyon routes along the Cañones del Júcar.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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The route is 26.6 km long with 310 meters of accumulated positive elevation. It has moderate difficulty and is suitable for all levels.
70% of the route is on asphalt, and 30% on dirt paths. All sections are fully bikeable with no extreme technical challenges.
Yes, the route is fully adaptable and allows you to shorten it at any point without steep climbs or unexpected obstacles.
The best seasons are spring, summer, and autumn. It is recommended to ride in the morning or late afternoon to avoid peak heat.
The route is suitable for families with children who already know how to ride a bike. There is no official minimum age, but supervision is advised, and the distance should be adjusted based on the child’s ability.