Mountain Bike

9.5 miles

Distance

822 ft

Climb

-829 ft

Descent

2,237 ft

High Point

Este camino circular comparte con el Camino del Ucedo parte de su trazado, dirigiendo al ciclista hacia los campos de cereal y de pasto a través de suaves pendientes, rotas por un desnivel medio que nos permite rodear una de las cotas más altas del término de Saucelle, el Sierro, lo que posibilita al visitante acceder a una de las vistas más impresionantes de las Arribes del Huebra.

El buen estado del firme, asi como su moderada pendiente, hace el recorrido accesible a visitantes poco experimentados.

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

Detailed Description

Camino del Sierro - Saucelle is a 10 mile moderately popular easy route located near Vitigudino. This mountain bike primary route can be used one direction and has a easy overall physical rating. This route includes 2 trails. This route climbs 822 ft with a max elevation of 2,237 ft then descends -829 ft.

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Trails in Route

	El Sierro				2 miles
	Colada de Hinojosa				4,042 ft

Details

Riding area

Hinojosa del Duero
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Other Activities
- E-Bike
Difficulty rating

Green
Route Type

Loop
eBike Allowed

Yes
Direction

One Direction
Physical rating

Easy

More Stats for Camino del Sierro - Saucelle mountain bike route

Altitude min

1,798 ft
Altitude start

2,163 ft
Altitude end

2,156 ft
Grade max

-44%
Grade min

22.5%
Distance climb

4 miles
Distance down

5 miles
Distance flat

2,477 ft

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