Rutas Pangea

The Ojos Negros Greenway is, at the present time, the longest recovered Greenway in Spain. From the Teruel town of Ojos Negros, the Roman Saguntum reaches the Mediterranean Sea in Sagunto . We will travel by bike for four days the best sections of the Greenway visiting some of its most emblematic enclaves such as the Port of Escand√≥n, Teruel, Caudiel, Segorbe, Sagunto, comfortably installed in J√©rica at the Hotel Rosaleda Doncel next to the Greenway itself.

From Puerto del Escand√≥n we will begin our descent towards the sea, in an area that still has many memories and remains of the Battle of Teruel that occurred during the Spanish Civil War. Once we leave the province of Teruel we are welcomed by the Alta Palancia, an orchard of fruit trees and orchards, which will accompany us to the Mediterranean. For the last day we reserve our return to the Port of Escand√≥n to this time reach the city of Teruel, the finishing touch of our bike trip where we can enjoy a bike ride through the city knowing its history and its splendid Mudejar treasures.

Following Eurovelo 1 we will cross the Greenways of the Plazaola and the Bidasoa from Pamplona to the Cantabrian Sea, we will roll a few kilometers on the other side of the border, through the Bidasoa to end in Hondarribia . An itinerary that has been consolidated thanks to the Ederbidea project. By the way; culture, gastronomy, railway heritage, beech forests, riverside forests, legendary settings, books and films such as the Bazt√°n valley , its Lordship of Bertiz and Elizondo , beaches and sea, with Hendaya, Hondarribia and Jaizkibel as icing on the cake.

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The delicious forests of the Baztan Valley through dream tracks and trails, while we learn about the adventures of the smugglers and like them, we will also reach the beach, the beautiful coastline of Hendaye. A bicycle trip through various locations in Baztan that will allow us to enjoy the western area of the Pyrenees, the most forested without a doubt.

Few times can you enjoy such an attractive linear route in its landscape with the amount of resources that the area offers us: an unparalleled gastronomic culture, traditional fishing, abundant history, the salt industry, tropical forests…. Cádiz is a cycling paradise . In a very quiet and little crowded scenario. Perfect beaches for this time of year, excellent viewpoints on the coast, historical cities through a route with little physical difficulty, open to routes of little effort when pedaling. A route that is part of one of the great Eurovelo routes that cross Europe. It is part of Eurovelo 8 . This itinerary is waiting for us, and our bikes.

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La Transpirenáica is the crossing of the Pyrenean mountain range on its southern slope will provide us with the passage through the valleys of Ordesa, Río Ara, Valle de Tena, region of Jacetania, valleys of Hecho and Anso, El Roncal, Irati, Roncesvalles, Alto Baztán and the Bidasoa Valley. A constant ups and downs, affordable for varied cyclists who always follow trails, roads and highways with little traffic.

For the next summer we propose a MTB trip that is a classic in Rutas Pangea: La Ruta del Cid. From Burgos to Valencia, an impressive BTT journey . An itinerant journey.

We continue with our bike tours through the Alps , adapted to be accessible to any cyclist with a habit of riding a bicycle. We have eliminated the more technical sections and those that require push sections of the bicycle. A fantastic mountain bike tour through which we will traverse the Berchstesgaden Alps, the Carinthian province, the High Dolomites and the Veneto mountains and plains.

We start a new bicycle destination in which we will make a Scottish journey, crossing some of the most renowned places in the country of skirts and haggis and going through its most popular itineraries: West Highland Way and Great Glen Way.

From the city of Glasgow we will reach the capital of the highlands, Inverness, passing through remote and magical places. On our way we will enjoy places such as Loch Lommond and the Trossachs National Park, the mythical Glencoe Valley and its history, we will reach the slopes of Mount Ben Nevis (the highest in the UK) and we will cycle from the Atlantic Ocean to the Sea of North, where our route will end.

However, this region has been deeply marked by history, a zone of conflict between the Gallic and Roman tribes, after the fall of the Empire it received Saxons who came from the north, the Franks and continuous visits from the belligerent Vikings. For centuries, this was the battlefield of the French, Norman, and English armies. Guillermo the Conqueror, Ricardo Coraz√≥n de Le√≥n and Joan of Arc passed through here, characters who left deep traces. There are two historical moments, decisive and that although they happened here, they have marked the history of Europe. Two battles,Touring Normandy is pedaling through the pages of a history book .

Our bicycle route crosses this Norman landscape with calm, enjoying the incredible nuances of lights that Monet, Renoir and Pissarro fell in love with. The bunkers, the landing beaches and the WWII commemorative museums center our journey, not forgetting the medieval city of Bayeux, where an authentic jewel of the 11th century Bayeux Tapestry, several Greenways and the icing on the cake are preserved. To end our route, the magical Mont Saint Michel.

The Primitive Way receives its deserved name, since it follows the path of the first known Way. The route that Alfonso II el Casto followed to visit the newly discovered tomb of the Apostle Santiago in the 9th century. Our itinerary proposal is adjusted to the Path that Alfonso II traveled. From Oviedo, we will cross all the councils of western Asturias: Las Regueras, Grado, Salas, Tineo, Pola de Allande and Grandas de Salime. We will reach Lugo through Puerto del Acebo and connect with the French Way in Palas de Rei, Santiago and Plaza del Obradoiro are already very close.