Mountain Bike

6.7 miles

Distance

996 ft

Climb

-1,002 ft

Descent

2,179 ft

High Point

Desde tiempos inmemoriables, este antiguo camino ha conducido a los vecinos de Saucelle a tierras de la dehesa municipal a través de un sendero sinuoso, de relevantes pendientes y salpicado de alcornoques.

Su trazado nos dirige al Merendero de la Dehesa, donde es posible reponer fuerzas y disfrutar de las vistas del Duero y de la apacibilidad de la dehesa salmantina, para retomar el camino por carretera asfaltada hasta el pueblo, carretera de curvas cerradas que nos ofrece bellas panorámicas del Duero.

Su relativa longitud y pendientes importantes obligan a su clasificación como sendero de dificultad media, no apto para ciclistas sin conocimientos técnicos ni preparación física.

INFORMACIÓN DE INTERÉS
Atención Telefónica: 923 51 30 61
Oficina de Turismo de Saucelle: 923 51 31 64

Detailed Description

BTT Las Arribes - Camino de la Dehesa - Saucelle is a 7 mile moderately popular intermediate route located near Vitigudino. This mountain bike primary route can be used one direction and has a moderate overall physical rating. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 996 ft with a max elevation of 2,179 ft then descends -1,002 ft.

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Trails in Route

Saucelle-Mirador del Picón del Moro

3 miles

Details

Riding area

Hinojosa del Duero
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Other Activities
- E-Bike
Difficulty rating

Blue
Route Type

Loop
eBike Allowed

Yes
Direction

One Direction
Physical rating

Moderate

More Stats for BTT Las Arribes - Camino de la Dehesa - Saucelle mountain bike route

Altitude min

1,356 ft
Altitude start

2,178 ft
Altitude end

2,175 ft
Grade max

-36.8%
Grade min

37.3%
Distance climb

4 miles
Distance down

3 miles
Distance flat

817 ft

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