Aqueduct of the Eagle – Old Viaduct - Torrecuevas loop from Urbanización San Juan de Capistrano

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Aqueduct of the Eagle – Old Viaduct - Torrecuevas loop from Urbanización San Juan de Capistrano

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Aqueduct of the Eagle – Old Viaduct - Torrecuevas loop from Urbanización San Juan de Capistrano

04:55

63.0km

1,680m

Cycling

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

Last updated: August 22, 2026

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Bus stop

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3.34 km

Aqueduct of the Eagle

Highlight • Monument

The aqueduct of Roman origin built at the end of the 19th century was used for irrigation and to transport water to the sugar factory. It is still in use today, although it is only used for irrigation purposes.

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7.82 km

Alberquillas Beach

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The beautiful biking section trail on the old, now disused curves of the straightened coastal highway passes by excellent overlooks with views down to the beach.

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8.71 km

Cala del Pino 🏖️ Maro Cliffs, Almuñécar

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Perfect beach cove down a somewhat steep trail; great overlook of the beach and an historic coastal watchtower from the turnoff at the highway.

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10.3 km

View of La Herradura Coast

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Beautiful view despite the rather dreary road...

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14.3 km

La Herradura bay overlook

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Beautiful and relaxing viewpoint.

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27.1 km

Old Viaduct - Torrecuevas

Highlight • Bridge

2000 years of bridge technology side-by-side ...

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51.0 km

Cerro Gordo Viewpoint

Highlight • Viewpoint

Scenic vistas high above the coast. Keep an eye out for wild goats that own the area ;-)

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59.6 km

View of the Maro Aqueduct

Highlight • Viewpoint

The picturesque Barranco de Maro gorge impresses with its spectacular landscape and wonderful views of the sea. At its mouth lies the idyllic Cala Barranco de Maro, a small, almost untouched bay surrounded by reeds and subtropical vegetation.

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