El GR-160 o Camino del Cid es un sendero que sigue las huellas del Cid Campeador, Don Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar. La ruta utiliza como principal guía de viaje el Cantar de mío Cid, uno de los grandes poemas épicos medievales de la literatura universal.
El sendero comienza en Vivar del Cid, un pueblecito al lado de Burgos, desde donde partió para el destierro, y finaliza en Valencia, donde falleció. El camino atraviesa buena parte de España por zonas en general con baja densidad demográfica, de una gran riqueza medioambiental e histórico cultural. El sendero recorre cuatro Comunidades Autónomas (Castilla y León, Castilla-La Mancha, Aragón y la Comunidad Valenciana) y ocho provincias (Burgos, Soria, Guadalajara, Zaragoza, Teruel, Castellón, Valencia y Alicante).
El Camino del Cid está organizado por tramos que siguen los capítulos vitales del personaje histórico, en el que une provincias e historia:
El Destierro
Tierras de Frontera
Las Tres Taifas
La conquista de Valencia
La defensa del Sur
Además, el sendero cuenta con anillos o espacios temáticos (senderos circulares con identidad propia) y ramales o rutas lineales para conectar el camino con otras poblaciones.
El sendero comienza en Vivar del Cid, un pueblecito al lado de Burgos, desde donde partió para el destierro, y finaliza en Valencia, donde falleció. El camino atraviesa buena parte de España por zonas en general con baja densidad demográfica, de una gran riqueza medioambiental e histórico cultural. El sendero recorre cuatro Comunidades Autónomas (Castilla y León, Castilla-La Mancha, Aragón y la Comunidad Valenciana) y ocho provincias (Burgos, Soria, Guadalajara, Zaragoza, Teruel, Castellón, Valencia y Alicante).
El Camino del Cid está organizado por tramos que siguen los capítulos vitales del personaje histórico, en el que une provincias e historia:
El Destierro
Tierras de Frontera
Las Tres Taifas
La conquista de Valencia
La defensa del Sur
Además, el sendero cuenta con anillos o espacios temáticos (senderos circulares con identidad propia) y ramales o rutas lineales para conectar el camino con otras poblaciones.
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| status | trail | date | condition | |
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| Camino del Cid (Nacimiento Río Gallo) | May 31, 2026 @ 12:17am (Pacific/Midway) May 31, 2026 | view | ||
| Parque Lineal del Vinalopó | Apr 27, 2026 @ 6:56am (Europe/Madrid) Apr 26, 2026 | view | ||
| Carril Burgo de Osma | Aug 19, 2025 @ 9:23am Aug 19, 2025 | view | ||
| Villena-Colonia Santa Eulalia | Apr 5, 2025 @ 9:26am Apr 5, 2025 | view | ||
| Sax-Elda | Oct 3, 2024 @ 6:21pm Oct 3, 2024 | view |
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