Atzeneta del Maestrat – Les Useres loop from les Useres / Useras

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Atzeneta del Maestrat – Les Useres loop from les Useres / Useras

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Atzeneta del Maestrat – Les Useres loop from les Useres / Useras

05:22

53.4km

1,380m

Mountain biking

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

Last updated: August 18, 2026

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Start point

Bus stop

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16.1 km

Atzeneta del Maestrat

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Municipality of the Alto Maestrazgo region, in the province of Castellón (Valencian Community). The place name comes from Arabic, and refers to the Berber tribe of the Zenatas.

The abundant archaeological remains of the place explain its long history, from Iberian ceramics to the Arab castle and medieval walls. The remains of the medieval walls and the castle of Adzaneta, or the Torre de la Presó, form part of its cultural heritage. The current town hall, formerly a hospital and Palace of the Commander of the Setena Culla during the 16th century, is also a historic building.

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27.0 km

Carrascal del Mas de Garcia

Forest

28.7 km

Junction

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At this point, a path leads to Mas de la Foixenta. If we continue along it, it will take us to Mas de la Parra.

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29.1 km

Mas de la Parra

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Masía de la Parra is an old farmhouse on top of a ravine in Lucena del Cid, Castellón. Masía de la Parra is located near the village of Figueroles, as well as the town of Lucena del Cid.
It has a distance of 5.3 km, Elevation difference 363 m, Average % 6.6%

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38.4 km

Bassa del Molí

Lake

51.3 km

View of Les Useres

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52.9 km

Les Useres

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Les Useres (Useras in Spanish) is a town located between ravines and mountains. It is famous for being a place where several mountain and cycling races take place.

In addition, the town celebrates one of the oldest pilgrimages in Valencia: the Useras Pilgrims. Dating back to the 14th century, it is a tradition that twelve pilgrims and a guide walk along mountain paths until they reach the sanctuary of San Juan de Peñagolosa. The GR 33 follows this same path that takes pilgrims to the sanctuary.

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