Video: Riding Spain's National Wonders

May 29, 2018 at 16:46
by David Cachon  

I invite you to a new adventure that will take place in the province of Cáceres, specifically in the Monfragüe National Park and El Valle del Jerte. Maybe for many it is still an unknown area as far as cycling is concerned. Its potential is very high and if you accompany me I will show you places, trails and environments that you will find it hard to forget.

The Monfragüe National Park is one of the fifteen national parks that exist in Spain. It is located in the province of Cáceres, and is the first national park of Extremadura

The Monfrag e National Park is one of the fifteen national parks that exist in Spain. It is located in the province of C ceres and is the first national park of Extremadura.

The National Park of Monfragüe is one of the most representative and best-preserved areas of forest and Mediterranean scrub. It was declared a Natural Park in 1979, ZEPA (Special Protection Area for Birds) in 1988, World Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 2003 and National Park in 2007.

The National Park of Monfrag e is one of the most representative and best preserved areas of forest and Mediterranean scrub. It was declared a Natural Park in 1979 ZEPA Special Protection Area for Birds in 1988 World Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 2003 and National Park in 2007.

In any corner you can find a bit of history, old bridges or fortresses of Arab origin like the Castle of Monfragüe. To the latter have been added several observation platforms, from which you will have spectacular views of the natural environment of Monfragüe and of course the birds that will pass over your head.

In any corner you can find a bit of history old bridges or fortresses of Arab origin like the Castle of Monfrag e. To the latter have been added several observation platforms from which you will have spectacular views of the natural environment of Monfrag e and of course the birds that will pass over your head.

The routes of the Monfragüe area have a very large scenic beauty. You can find them for all levels, from a family bike to trials that will leave you exhausted. The ideal seasons to visit the park are spring and autumn. The whole field is green, the rivers carry a lot of water, and the temperatures are more temperate.

The routes of the Monfrag e area have a very large scenic beauty. You can find them for all levels from a family bike to trialeras that will leave you exhausted. The ideal seasons to visit the park are spring and autumn. The whole field is green the rivers carry a lot of water and the temperatures are more temperate.

The viewpoint of the Salto del Gitano or Peña Falcón. It is one of the best known, both for the beauty of the landscape in which it is found and for the number of birds that we can see from there. The viewpoint is next to the river Tajo, in an area of cliffs, cut and rocks very beautiful, which serves as a refuge for hundreds of birds, especially griffon vultures.

The viewpoint of the Salto del Gitano or Pe a Falc n. It is one of the best known both for the beauty of the landscape in which it is found and for the number of birds that we can see from there. The viewpoint is next to the river Tajo in an area of cliffs cut and rocks very beautiful which serves as a refuge for hundreds of birds especially griffon vultures.

The Monfragüe National Park, located between Navalmoral de la Mata, Plasencia and Trujillo, is one of the points of greatest ornithological interest in Spain. In this wonderful environment you can find the imperial eagle, the black vulture, the black stork and large colonies of griffon vultures among many other species ...

The Monfrag e National Park located between Navalmoral de la Mata Plasencia and Trujillo is one of the points of greatest ornithological interest in Spain. In this wonderful environment you can find the imperial eagle the black vulture the black stork and large colonies of griffon vultures among many other species ...

A mix of different types of terrains come together in the many routes available in both Monfragüe and Valle del Jerte, the only thing I can assure you is that fun is guaranteed. Its people are friendly and welcoming, you will find a wide range of hotels and charming rural accommodation. If you also like to accompany your routes of a good gastronomic offer you are in luck, you have chosen your destination well.

A mix of different types of terrains come together in the many routes available in both Monfrag e and Valle del Jerte the only thing I can assure you is that fun is guaranteed. Its people are friendly and welcoming you will find a wide range of hotels and charming rural accommodation. If you also like to accompany your routes of a good gastronomic offer you are in luck you have chosen your destination well.

Special mention should be made of giant pots, which are large pools dug into the rock by fluvial erosion, highlighting those that exist in the area known as Los Pilones. The Garganta de los Infiernos Natural Reserve is located in the region of Valle del Jerte, north of the province of Cáceres. Located on the southern slope of the Sierra de Gredos, mountain massif belonging to the Central System.

Special mention should be made of giant pots which are large pools dug into the rock by fluvial erosion highlighting those that exist in the area known as Los Pilones. The Garganta de los Infiernos Natural Reserve is located in the region of Valle del Jerte north of the province of C ceres. Located on the southern slope of the Sierra de Gredos mountain massif belonging to the Central System.

The Garganta de los Infiernos is located in the heart of the Valle del Jerte, this well-known Natural Reserve with abundant waterfalls and waterfalls, encompasses a wide hydrographic network. From the Sierra de Tormantos to the southwest slope of the Sierra de Gredos to the Jerte River.

The Garganta de los Infiernos is located in the heart of the Valle del Jerte this well-known Natural Reserve with abundant waterfalls and waterfalls encompasses a wide hydrographic network. From the Sierra de Tormantos to the southwest slope of the Sierra de Gredos to the Jerte River.

Text: David Cachon
Photography: David Ponce

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5 Comments
  • 6 1
 Vídeo muy bonito, es un paisaje increíble, pero, ¿de verdad era necesario incluir imágenes derrapando y arrancando plantas en un Parque Nacional?
Creo que no es la imagen que interesa que demos los aficionados al mountain bike
  • 1 0
 +1. Además de volar un dron en un Parque Nacional, no se hasta que punto es legal andar en bici por caminos y senderos del mismo.
  • 1 0
 Hola majo, como dato te dire que el derrape, si ves el vídeo, en una pista forestal, por donde van los 4x4, siempre máximo respeto por el entorno
  • 1 0
 @Alberto94: Todo completamente legal, de hecho el parque contiene rutas dentro del mismo, puedes informarte si lo deseas. Gracias por interesarte y formular la pregunta.
  • 3 0
 Any chance of some GPS routes?







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