Cabriel River in Villatoya – Way of the Cross of Caravaca loop from Estacion de Casas Ibañez

Cabriel River in Villatoya – Way of the Cross of Caravaca loop from Estacion de Casas Ibañez

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Cabriel River in Villatoya – Way of the Cross of Caravaca loop from Estacion de Casas Ibañez

04:53

57.5km

670m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel 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: August 23, 2026

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Parque Natural de las Hoces del Cabriel

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Start point

Train Station

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4.81 km

Pinar de Don Vicente

Forest

25.9 km

Cabriel River in Villatoya

Highlight • River

The Cabriel River forms a natural border between Albacete and the Valencian Community near the town of Villatoya. The river landscape is the backdrop to many gravel and mountain bike trails in the area.

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29.2 km

Way of the Cross of Caravaca

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The route is marked with beacons, posts, and other standardized signs with arrows and markings. At this point, there are also signs indicating directions and distances to towns or key locations.

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34.1 km

Track to the hill

Highlight • Trail

At this point, depending on the direction of your hike, you'll leave the river and head into the hillside, where the trail leads you through a wide pine forest and typical Mediterranean vegetation characteristic of these mountain landscapes. As you ascend, the views open up, revealing breathtaking panoramas of the surrounding area, which can be the perfect excuse to stop for a few moments to rest and savor the scenery before continuing.

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47.7 km

Río Cabriel

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One of the roads that takes you to the meanders that the Río Cabriel has created in this border area between Albacete and Valencia. The surroundings are beautiful until you reach this area, before crossing to the other side of the mountain where a few meters appear where there is a gravel cycling track of just over three hundred meters.

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