View of San Mamés Stadium – Covered Bridge in Bilbao loop from Arangoiti

View of San Mamés Stadium – Covered Bridge in Bilbao loop from Arangoiti

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View of San Mamés Stadium – Covered Bridge in Bilbao loop from Arangoiti

03:50

80.2km

1,030m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 5, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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1.33 km

View of San Mamés Stadium

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Entering Bilbao from Bizkaya, along the river and a view on the stadium. Perfect bike lane for kilometres

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1.86 km

Covered Bridge in Bilbao

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I dream about it sometimes. A covered bridge, a reality in Bilbao!

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30.3 km

The most emblematic building of Las Encartaciones. It consists of eight rooms that show the history of the region from prehistory to the 19th century. The visit begins with some images and reproductions of prehistoric remains in the area. Then it goes to an ethnographic part, with objects, clothing, images and models of houses, fortifications and even model reproductions of the towns in the area. It shows an interesting collection of objects and art from the area. It also has an area for temporary exhibitions. Admission is free.

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35.2 km

Carretera a Bezi

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Climb around 7% on a quiet road with good asphalt

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38.0 km

La Herbosa Viewpoint

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48.1 km

Río Cadagua

Lake

55.3 km

Ascent to San Cosme via Gordexola

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58.6 km

Oxirando Tower

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The Oxirando Tower is located on Calle Oxirando 1 in the town of Sandamendi, belonging to the municipality of Gordexola, on an important medieval road that connects Artziniega with Bilbao. The complex is made up of a late-Gothic medieval tower from the 15th century and a Renaissance palace attached to it in the last quarter of the 16th century.

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