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Spain
Andalusia
Huelva
El Andévalo
Ayamonte

Puente de la Gola – The marshes are rich in birdlife. loop from Ayamonte

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Spain
Andalusia
Huelva
El Andévalo
Ayamonte

Puente de la Gola – The marshes are rich in birdlife. loop from Ayamonte

Moderate

5.0

(1)

9

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Puente de la Gola – The marshes are rich in birdlife. loop from Ayamonte

02:16

37.3km

70m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 26, 2026

Waypoints

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Start point

Parking

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1

309 m

View of the Guadiana River

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Rio Guardina border river to Portugal....

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2

704 m

Puerto de Ayamonte

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You can't help but stop and have a coffee.

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3

4.65 km

Litoral Greenway

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Good bike path with gravel - partly a bit silted up!

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4

13.7 km

Puente de la Gola

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You can look for oysters here at low tide or enjoy the view

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5

15.9 km

Playa Cental — picnic spot

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Great shaded picnic spots along the bike trail behind the dunes. Protected by shade trees. Playgrounds and access trails lead to the water and to beach restaurants.

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16.4 km

Playa Central

Beach

17.1 km

Playa del Hoyo

Beach

8

28.9 km

Great bird watching in the nature preserve protecting the wetlands and saltmarshes north of the pittoresque little town.
The coastal biketrail ViaVerde west to Ayamonte is good. To the East (to Redondela) don't bother: as of 2019 it is still unmaintained, overgrown, and sections are waterlogged.

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29.7 km

Odiel Marshes

Highlight • Natural Monument

The Odiel marshes are a Unesco biosphere reserve and a natural area located at the mouth of the Odiel river. These wetlands originated from the sedimentary processes coming from the mouth of the Tinto and Odiel rivers together with the dynamics of contributions from the Atlantic Ocean, which gradually formed a large estuary, making the area one of the most important tidal areas in Andalusia. .

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30.9 km

Storks, herons of various species, sandpipers, seagulls and flamingos in abundance

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37.3 km

End point

Parking

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

13.6 km

12.0 km

6.85 km

3.53 km

1.25 km

105 m

Surfaces

14.5 km

12.7 km

4.29 km

3.94 km

1.72 km

205 m

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