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Abrigo del Torico del Pudial and Coveta de la Cornisa

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Recorded distance
161 km
Riding-time estimate
3 h 06
Journey
Recorded itinerary
Distance and timing basis

Ordered leg totals agree within rounding. Stop distances are approximate sums of rounded legs. Stops, delays, approach and any separate return travel add time. Basis: producer-declared routed record.

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Why this ride

161 km from Bordón to Bordón, about 3 h 06 of riding. On the way it passes Cingle de Palanques- Abrigo A, Coveta de la Cornisa and back through Cingle de Palanques- Abrigo A. The stored terrain estimate reaches about 1,250 m; a measured road-elevation profile is not available.

Waypoint introductions and full write-ups

  1. 1. Abrigo del Torico del Pudial

    The Maestrazgo and the Bajo Aragón are among the emptiest parts of Spain, a country of limestone ridges, deep river gorges and villages that look as if they were poured into the hillside. Castellote, Molinos and Mas de las Matas are small stone towns in the Teruel province, with Romanesque and Gothic churches, narrow streets and houses with wooden balconies, set between the Guadalope river and the high ground of the Maestrazgo. The population is small and has been falling for decades, which means traffic is light and the landscape is close to how it has been for centuries.

    Read the complete Abrigo del Torico del Pudial write-up.

    Recorded stop-planning note

    May refer to an earlier itinerary; verify against your selected route before riding.

    Planning note

    Abrigo del Torico del Pudial is where the day begins. Next is Cingle de Palanques- Abrigo A.

  2. 2. Cingle de Palanques- Abrigo A

    Els Ports is the high, empty country in the north of Castellón province, a land of stone-walled terraces, deep gorges, juniper and pine, and villages that cling to ridges above the river valleys. Palanques is one of the smallest of them, and above it, in a long cliff band known as the Cingle de Palanques, are shelters with prehistoric paintings, part of the UNESCO Rock Art of the Mediterranean Basin. The Levantine paintings here show human figures and animals in the expressive style typical of this coast's mountainous interior, and like most such sites, they are protected and usually visited with a local guide.

    Read the complete Cingle de Palanques- Abrigo A write-up.

    Recorded stop-planning note

    May refer to an earlier itinerary; verify against your selected route before riding.

    Planning note

    Cingle de Palanques- Abrigo A comes up about 52 km into the recorded legs. Next is Coveta de la Cornisa.

  3. 3. Coveta de la Cornisa

    Morella is one of the most dramatic towns in Spain: a walled medieval city wrapped around a conical hill, with a castle on the summit and its walls running unbroken around the base. It stands in the mountains of the Ports in the north of Castellón province, at around a thousand metres, and its silhouette, seen from the roads that climb toward it, is unforgettable. The Coveta de la Cornisa, the little cave of the ledge, lies in the hills about four kilometres away.

    Read the complete Coveta de la Cornisa write-up.

    Recorded stop-planning note

    May refer to an earlier itinerary; verify against your selected route before riding.

    Planning note

    about 82 km into the recorded legs you reach Coveta de la Cornisa. Next is back through Cingle de Palanques- Abrigo A.

  4. 4. back through Cingle de Palanques- Abrigo A

    Return visit. Read the place description above.

    Read the complete Cingle de Palanques- Abrigo A write-up.

    Recorded stop-planning note

    May refer to an earlier itinerary; verify against your selected route before riding.

    Planning note

    back through Cingle de Palanques- Abrigo A, late in the day. Next is Abrigo del Torico del Pudial.

  5. 5. Abrigo del Torico del Pudial

    Return visit. Read the place description above.

    Read the complete Abrigo del Torico del Pudial write-up.

    Recorded stop-planning note

    May refer to an earlier itinerary; verify against your selected route before riding.

    Planning note

    Back at Abrigo del Torico del Pudial. That is the ride.

Leg by leg

Abrigo del Torico del Pudial to Cingle de Palanques- Abrigo A

Abrigo del Torico del Pudial → Cingle de Palanques- Abrigo A is 52 km of rhythm rather than effort. Let it flow and let the view breathe.

Cingle de Palanques- Abrigo A to Coveta de la Cornisa

Cingle de Palanques- Abrigo A → Coveta de la Cornisa is 30 km of rhythm rather than effort. Let it flow and let the view breathe.

Coveta de la Cornisa to back through Cingle de Palanques- Abrigo A

Coveta de la Cornisa → back through Cingle de Palanques- Abrigo A is 27 km of rhythm rather than effort. Let it flow and let the view breathe.

back through Cingle de Palanques- Abrigo A to Abrigo del Torico del Pudial

back through Cingle de Palanques- Abrigo A → Abrigo del Torico del Pudial is 52 km of rhythm rather than effort. Let it flow and let the view breathe.

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