Itinerary
- Day 1
Teruel
You'll start in Teruel, a UNESCO World Heritage city known for its Mudéjar architecture and the story of the Lovers of Teruel. This morning, walk through the historic center to see the Escalinata Neomudéjar and Torre del Salvador, which showcase the distinctive architectural style that defines this place. Later, try some local cuisine where black truffles feature prominently in regional dishes. The food here reflects the area's connection to truffle production, so you'll get a real sense of what makes this region special.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Visit Teruel's Mudéjar architectural heritage sites
- Explore Escalinata Neomudéjar and Torre del Salvador
- Experience black truffle cuisine
Optional Activities
- Visit Ojos Negros - Spain's longest greenway
- Learn about The Lovers of Teruel legend
Landmarks/POIs Escalinata Neomudéjar Torre del Salvador Ojos Negros Greenway - Day 2
Teruel to Estación Mora
Today's a cycling day, covering 47 km from Teruel toward Estación Mora. You'll ride through pine forests and then climb to Puerto de Escandón. Along the way, you'll cross some impressive stone bridges and viaducts. The route takes you through kermes oak forests, the heart of the world's largest black truffle production area. By evening, you reach Estación Mora where you can check out the local truffle tourism scene and look up at Spain's clearest night sky if conditions are right.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling Stage 1: Teruel to Estación Mora (47 km)
- Cross Puerto de Escandón old mining railway station
- Cycle through Ojos Negros greenway and stone bridges
- Experience black truffle region landscape
Optional Activities
- Truffle tourism experiences
- Astrotourism - observe Spain's stariest sky
- Visit La Fondica de la Estación old mining station
- Rest and dine at outdoor terrace by the greenway
Landmarks/POIs Puerto de Escandón Sierra Javalambre Ojos Negros Greenway La Fondica de la Estación - Day 3
Estación Mora to Segorbe
This stage covers 67 km on the bike to Segorbe, another UNESCO Heritage city. You'll pass through villages including Navajas, where El Salto de la Novia waterfall is located. The terrain winds through Valencian and kermes oak forests with nice views from the Ragudo outlook toward Sierra Calderona and Sierra Espadán natural parks. After reaching Segorbe, you'll have time to walk around the old town and get a feel for this historic place at your own pace.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling Stage 2: Estación Mora to Segorbe (67 km)
- Pass through Navajas village and El Salto de la Novia area
- View Sierra Calderona and Sierra Espadán Natural Parks from Ragudo
- Explore Segorbe's old town at leisure
Optional Activities
- Visit Segorbe's Cathedral
- See the Elm of Navajas (Tree of the Year 2019 in Spain)
- Explore Sierra Espadán Natural Park
- Explore Sierra Calderona Natural Park
Landmarks/POIs Segorbe Cathedral El Salto de la Novia Navajas Sierra Calderona Natural Park Sierra Espadán Natural Park Elm of Navajas - Day 4
Segorbe to Canet d'En Berenguer
Stage 3 is 44 km and takes you through inland villages and citrus groves with views of Sierra Calderona Natural Park. As you cycle, the landscape gradually shifts as you head toward the Mediterranean. By day's end, you'll roll into Canet d'En Berenguer and can spend time on the beach and promenade, one of Spain's nicest coastal stretches with multiple Blue Flag designations. The setting here really shows how the mountains and sea come together.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling Stage 3: Segorbe to Canet d'En Berenguer (44 km)
- Ride through Sierra Calderona Natural Park
- Experience Canet's beach and promenade
Optional Activities
- Explore citrus groves landscape
- Enjoy Mediterranean cuisine
Landmarks/POIs Sierra Calderona Natural Park Canet d'En Berenguer Beach - Day 5
Canet d'En Berenguer to Valencia
The final cycling stage covers 40 km from Canet to Valencia along the Vía Churra and Vía Augusta, riding close to the Mediterranean and passing through Valencian vegetable gardens. Once you reach Valencia, you'll explore a city that mixes old and new. Check out the Cathedral of Valencia, La Lonja, and the Tribunal de las Aguas, all UNESCO Heritage sites. After that, head to La Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias, the modern complex designed by Santiago Calatrava and Félix Candela. Walk through the Turia riverbed, Valencia's green space that cuts through the city, and wander the old town area.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Cycling Stage 4: Canet d'En Berenguer to Valencia (40 km)
- Cycle alongside Mediterranean Sea
- Explore Valencia's old town at leisure
Optional Activities
- Visit Cathedral of Valencia
- Visit La Lonja
- Visit Tribunal de las Aguas
- Explore La Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias
- Walk the Turia riverbed
- Visit Plaza de Toros de Valencia (Bull ring)
- Visit Central Market
Landmarks/POIs Cathedral of Valencia La Lonja Tribunal de las Aguas La Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias Plaza de Toros de Valencia Central Market of Valencia Turia Riverbed - Day 6
Departure from Valencia
Have breakfast and then check out. Your cycling tour through Teruel's Mudéjar heritage, truffle country, and down to the Mediterranean coast comes to an end today.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Optional Activities
- Spend additional nights in Valencia
