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Greenway: Vía Verde del Tarazonica

22 km
Enrobé lisse
Sol stabilisé

Description

By bike, between Navarre and Aragon

La Tarazonica Green Way (Via Verde del Tarazonica) unfolds its 22 kilometers between Tudela, capital of the Navarrese Ribera, and Tarazona, monumental city ofAragon at the foot of MoncayoTraced along the old line of railway affectionately nicknamed el EscachamatasBecause of its slowness, it now offers a cycle track accessible to all, ideal for an outing familyon foot, in Biking or VAETo plan the route, it is possible to consult the map of the Via Verde del Tarazonica, which details the steps and services.

This route is distinguished by its gentleness: without any major difficulties, it meanders through orchards and fields irrigated by the Queiles, where the renowned vegetables of Navarre. Of the TudelaA steam locomotive is a reminder of the railway's past. MurchanteA rest area provides a place to catch your breath, while at waterfall, the hermitage of the Virgen del Romero overlooks the valley. The route then leads to Tulebras, a major site of Cistercian heritage, including the 13th century monastery It deserves a stop.

In Aragon, the road continues towards Malon, with its old castle, then Vierlasbefore leading to TarazonaHere, the panorama opens onto the mountain range of MoncayoA majestic backdrop. Tarazona captivates with its rich heritage: Gothic cathedral, Mudéjar and Renaissance heritage, former Jewish quarter and proximity to the Veruela monastery.

This greenway is not isolated: it can connect, via the towpaths of canals like the one in Lodosa, to other cycle routesAragon and NavarreFuture connections could strengthen its role as a link between the Ebro Valley and the Pyrenees.

The Tarazonica Green Way is thus a journey between market gardens, historic villages and natural landscapes, where you cycle at your own pace, your gaze sometimes drawn to the fertile plain, sometimes to the snowy summit of Moncayo.

Map of the Greenway: Vía Verde del Tarazonica

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