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A Coruña
Septentrional
Fene

Alameda Beach – Ponte Vella loop from Barallobre

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Bike touring routes & trails
Spain
Galicia
A Coruña
Septentrional
Fene

Alameda Beach – Ponte Vella loop from Barallobre

Hard

12

riders

Alameda Beach – Ponte Vella loop from Barallobre

04:55

63.1km

1,270m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: March 7, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 7.13 km for 104 m

After 7.64 km for 148 m

After 23.4 km for 106 m

After 45.9 km for 126 m

Waypoints

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Start point

Train Station

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23.4 km

Alameda Beach

Highlight • Beach

Alameda beach is a small sandy area located at the mouth of the Lambre River, which forms a tiny estuary sheltered from the wind.

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24.0 km

A small village at the mouth of the Lambre River, whose banks are covered with fine white sand

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25.5 km

Drinking water tap at Porta Aberta

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Private person offers drinking water
Particular ofrece agua potable

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32.4 km

Ponte Vella

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Located in the historic center of Betanzos, this 59-meter-long stone bridge passes over the Mandeo River. Although the origin is not very clear, it is known that an old bridge …

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43.1 km

Nice alternative to main road, in particular for those discovering through the way of Santiago de Compostela.

Be careful on rainy days wood can be slippery

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53.1 km

Aresito Viewpoint

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Sweeping views of the Eume valley at the foot of town

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53.5 km

Pontedeume

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The Santiago church is a historic stop along the old pilgrimage route, since the town got its name from the strategic long bridge across the Eume estuary, an engineering marvel at the time

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55.4 km

The Camiño to Santiago de Compostela comes down this almost vertical narrow 'road to hell', even too steep to push a bike up. If going east you better take the slightly less steep road heading straight.

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63.1 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

36.6 km

12.8 km

7.80 km

3.80 km

1.13 km

903 m

Surfaces

27.2 km

25.1 km

9.32 km

708 m

633 m

< 100 m

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