Bike the iconic Ojos Negros Greenway from UNESCO sites to the Mediterranean

Explore the best of eastern Spain on a cycling tour that takes you along the Ojos Negros Greenway, Spain’s longest and most scenic trail. This former railway route winds through viaducts, tunnels, and rolling countryside, offering views at every turn. From there, the adventure continues through medieval towns, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and natural parks, all the way to the sparkling Mediterranean coast.

Food and wine are highlights of this journey, with chances to savor black truffles, paella, and local wines. The region’s Moorish and Christian history comes alive in its Mudéjar towers, medieval aqueducts, and the traditions preserved in its quiet villages and lively cities.

End the tour cycling along peaceful coastal trails, passing stunning beaches and tranquil lagoons, before arriving in Valencia. This historic city, with its mix of old landmarks and modern attractions, is the perfect way to wrap up a trip that’s as scenic as it is authentic.

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Highlights

• Ojos Negros Greenway
• Albarracín
• Teruel
• Truffle hunting (seasonal)
• Albufeira Natural Park
• Sierra Calderona & Sierra de Espadán Natural Parks
• Mediterranean coast
• Valencia

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Daily program

Day 1: Arrival in Valencia & transfer to Albarracín
Following a transfer from Valencia, your adventure begins in Albarracín, a UNESCO World Heritage Site often regarded as one of Spain’s most beautiful villages. Nestled on red sandstone cliffs and surrounded by the Guadalaviar River, this medieval town feels like stepping back in time. Its pink-hued buildings and narrow streets reflect centuries of Moorish and Christian influence. Spend the day exploring the 10th-century castle, wandering its winding streets, and enjoying traditional Aragonese cuisine.

Day 2: Albarracín - Teruel (30 miles / 48 km)
Today’s ride takes you through the pine forests of Los Pinares de Rodeno, famous for prehistoric cave paintings and scenic lookouts. You’ll pass through quiet villages like Bezas and Campillo before reaching Teruel, a UNESCO-listed city celebrated for its Mudéjar architecture, a blend of Islamic and Christian styles. Highlights include the Torre del Salvador, the Cathedral of Santa María, and the legendary tale of the "Lovers of Teruel".

Day 3: Teruel - Estación Mora (29 miles / 46 km)
Start your day cycling through the pine forests of Sierra Javalambre, descending into Puebla de Valverde. From here, join the Ojos Negros Greenway, Spain’s longest cycling trail, which follows a former railway line through oak groves and over historic bridges. Arrive in Estación Mora, known for its world-famous black truffles, where you can join a truffle hunt (seasonal) and sample these delicacies. In the evening, enjoy stargazing under some of Spain’s clearest night skies.

Day 4: Estación Mora - Segorbe (42 miles / 67 km)
Pedal along a downhill stretch of the Ojos Negros Greenway, passing through the Albentosa Tunnel and enjoying panoramic views from the viaducts. Ride through the El Palancar forest and stop in Navajas to admire the El Salto de la Novia waterfall, steeped in local legend. Finish the day in Segorbe, a historic town with a medieval aqueduct, a Gothic cathedral, and plenty of cultural charm.

Day 5: Segorbe - Canet (27 miles / 44 km)
Cycle through inland villages like Algimia de Alfara and Torres-Torres, where you can stop for a traditional wood-fired paella lunch. The route continues through the Sierra Calderona Natural Park, eventually reaching Canet d’En Berenguer. This coastal town is known for its Blue Flag beaches, tranquil lagoons, and seaside promenade.

Day 6: Canet - Valencia (29 miles / 47 km)
Follow scenic coastal trails and cycle through orange groves as you make your way to Valencia. Along the route, stop in El Puig for a taste of local cuisine before arriving in the city. Valencia offers a mix of history and modernity, with iconic landmarks like the City of Arts and Sciences, the historic Silk Exchange, and the Turia Riverbed Park.

Day 7: Valencia - Albufeira Natural Park - Valencia (20 miles / 32 km)
Spend your last full day cycling through the Albufeira Natural Park, a landscape of wetlands, rice fields, and wildlife. Stop in the fishing village of El Palmar to savor local dishes like All i Pebre or take a relaxing boat ride on the lagoon. Return to Valencia for a final evening enjoying its lively atmosphere and incredible cuisine.

Day 8: Departure from Valencia
Your journey concludes in Valencia, but the city’s history, culture, and fantastic food make it an excellent place to extend your stay.

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Dates & Prices

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Included services

• 7 nights accommodation
• Breakfasts
• Luggage transfers
• Tour briefing & GPS tracks
• 27-speed touring bike & pannier
• Helmet
• 24-hr emergency assistance
• Daily follow-up with WhatsApp

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Map

Maps are for information purposes only and reflect typical routes between overnight locations. They may not reflect your actual route.

Surface and terrain

This biking route follows the Ojos Negros Greenway, Spain’s longest greenway, stretching 149 miles. About half the trail is completely traffic-free, while the other half sees minimal shared traffic. The path features a mix of terrain, including asphalt or paved sections, gravel stretches, and natural trails. Thanks to its origins as a railway line, most of the route is flat, though cyclists may encounter mild inclines or gentle slopes in some areas.

How to get there

Tour start
The closest airport to Albarracín is the Valencia Airport (VLC), offering domestic and international flights. Once in Valencia, you can arrange a private transfer from the airport directly to your accommodations in Albarracín.

Tour end
The closest airport to Valencia is the Valencia Airport (VLC), offering domestic and international flights.