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Douro view – Bemposta Dam loop from Miranda do Douro

Douro view – Bemposta Dam loop from Miranda do Douro

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Douro view – Bemposta Dam loop from Miranda do Douro

04:36

95.2km

1,370m

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: June 19, 2026

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Parque Natural do Douro Internacional

Parque Natural de las Arribes del Duero

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77 m

Miranda do Douro Historic Center

Highlight • Historical Site

Miranda do Douro, literally meaning the view of the Duero (river) is a spectacular city on the border with Spain located in the Arribes del Duero national park. The city …

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1.71 km

Douro view

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wonderful point

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34.4 km

Castle of Fermoselle

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From this road you can enjoy two spectacular views, one of the Duero River below and the other of the houses hanging on the granite rock cliffs. Fernoselle is a quaint little historic art town.

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35.0 km

San Francisco Convent (Arribes del Duero Natural Park Visitor Center)

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The old Convent of San Francisco was converted into the House of the Arribes del Duero Natural Park and a hostel for travelers in the area.

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35.3 km

View of Fermoselle

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From the road that comes from the town of Trabanca and when you arrive at Fermoselle, you can see the silhouette of the town that is on top of a small hill with panoramic views of the area.

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43.8 km

Bemposta Dam

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On the course of the Duero River is the Bemposta Dam, which at the same time marks the border between Spain and Portugal. The name is due to the Portuguese people who are very close to the dam.

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