4.4 miles
Distance
973 ft
Climb
-399 ft
Descent
4,081 ft
High Point

En esta ruta se pasará por el Cañón de la Hoz, la Dehesa de Santa María de las Hoyas, el Valle de Costalago. Desde el mirador se pueden observar unas magnificas vistas de la Sierra de Segovia y la de Madrid. Es evidente la diferencia de vegetación entre la zona caliza y silícea.

La superficie del Parque Natural del Cañón de Río Lobos posee más de 9.500 hectáreas pertenecientes a siete municipios: Hontoria del Pinar - Casarejos - Herrera de Soria - Nafría de Ucero - San Leonardo de Yagüe - Santa María de las Hoyas - Ucero.

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Cañón del Río Lobos - Sendero La Sierra is a 4 mile less popular easy route located near Burgos (Provincia). This hike primary route can be used both directions and has a easy overall physical rating. This route climbs 973 ft with a max elevation of 4,081 ft then descends -399 ft.

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  • Riding area
    Burgos (Provincia)
  • Primary Activity
    Hike
  • Other Activities
    • Mountain Bike
    • E-Bike
    • Trail Running
  • Difficulty rating
    Green
  • Route Type
    Out & Back
  • eBike Allowed
    Yes
  • Bike type
    AM, XC
  • Direction
    Both Directions
  • Physical rating
    Easy
More Stats for Cañón del Río Lobos - Sendero La Sierra mountain bike route
  • Altitude min
    3,302 ft
  • Altitude start
    3,302 ft
  • Altitude end
    3,878 ft
  • Grade
    2.5%
  • Grade max
    -23.7%
  • Grade min
    54%
  • Distance climb
    3 miles
  • Distance down
    1 mile
  • Distance flat
    531 ft
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