Cycling routes in Cuenca
17 routes through Mogorrita, La Cruceta and Albergue de Peregrinos. Filter by difficulty and distance, or pick a point on the map to see which routes pass it.
- Routes
- 17
- Peaks
- 748
- Loops
- 1
Towns
- Cuenca8
- Beteta3
- Villalba de la Sierra3
- Cueva del Hierro2
- Huélamo2
- Masegosa2
- Tragacete2
- Uña2
- Alcantud1
- Algarra1
- Barajas de Melo1
- Cañada del Hoyo1
- Cañizares1
- Carboneras de Guadazaón1
- Cardenete1
- Casas de Garcimolina1
- El Herrumblar1
- El Pozuelo1
- Enguídanos1
- Fuente de Pedro Naharro1
- Horcajo de Santiago1
- Huelves1
- Iniesta1
- La Pesquera1
- Landete1
- Las Majadas1
- Leganiel1
- Mariana1
- Minglanilla1
- Palomera1
- San Martín de Boniches1
- Santa Cruz de Moya1
- Tarancón1
- Tribaldos1
- Uclés1
- Valdemeca1
- Vega del Codorno1
- Villalpardo1
- Villar del Humo1
- Villarta1
- Víllora1
- Yémeda1
- Zafrilla1
Frequently asked questions
Which are the best-known routes in Cuenca?
Among the waymarked ones: PR-CU 113 Ruta cicloturista de Zafrilla, [CIMA CU10] Belvalle * Puente de Vadillos and [CIMA CU06] La Vega - Serracín.
Which easy routes are good with kids?
Routes up to 8 km and 400 m of climb, with no technical sections: [CIMA CU10] Belvalle * Peralejos de las Truchas, [CIMA CU05] Cerro de San Cristóbal * Puente de la Trinidad and [CIMA CU05] Cerro de San Cristóbal * Casas Colgadas.
What is the highest peak in Cuenca?
Mogorrita, at 1,864 m. Its approaches are on its page.