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An easy 21 km trail that starts in the Roman city of Cáparra, passes through Zarza de Granadilla and ends in La Granja. Here it connects with the Ambroz Valley Mountain Bike Centre and goes on to Abadía.

The trail starts at the Roman city of Cáparra and follows the Vía de la Plata before turning off towards Zarza de Granadilla through fields near the Ambroz River.

It continues to La Granja, crossing the Ambroz River again, where you can take a dip in the natural pool in summer.

This is a 20 km mountain trail of moderate difficulty that connects all the villages of the Trasierra mountain range. From the trailhead in Oliva de Plasencia, it passes through Villar de Plasencia and Cabezabellosa and ends in Jarilla.

From the trailhead in Oliva de Plasencia, you’ll cross the motorway and continue on to Garganta de la Oliva Reservoir. From there, the trail climbs up to Villar de Plasencia, followed by a steep ascent to Cabezabellosa.
The trail passes by the Cerro del Búho lookout, where you’ll want to stop and contemplate the spectacular views of Trasierra-Tierras de Granadilla and the Gabriel y Galán Reservoir.
The scenic mountain trail ends in Jarilla.

This trail connects the towns of Guijo de Granadilla, specifically from the entrance to the Church of St. Andrew to Oliva de Plasencia, passing through the emblematic Roman city of Cáparra.

This is an easy 15.6 km trial with gentle slopes and little technical difficulty, making it ideal for cyclists to explore the Gabriel y Galán Museum, the Roman city of Cáparra, and the scenic dehesas of Oliva de Plasencia on the way to the town.

And easy 30 km trail that connects Ahigal with Palomero, crossing through Santibáñez el Bajo, Santa Cruz de Paniagua, El Bronco until it reaches Palomero, with its vast swaths of holm oak dehesas.

From the trailhead in Ahigal, it crosses through Santibáñez el Bajo and the Dehesa Boyal, a fine example of sustainable management and one of the best preserved in the region.
It continues through the Balsa de Suertes Anchas in El Bronco and then on to Santa Cruz de Paniagua. From there, it ascends towards El Bronco, very close to the Los Nogales stream. The trail ends in Palomero, leaving the El Bronco pool behind on the left.

This is 12 km trail of moderate difficulty that runs along the summit of the Sierra de la Pesga, passing through several mountain masses such as the Pinajarro or the Portillo del Culebro until it reaches La Pesga.

The trail starts in Mohedas de Granadilla. Along the way you’ll enjoy the spectacular views from high up in the mountain, the sea of terraced olive trees, and the Gabriel y Galán Reservoir, always on your right.