View of Negratín Reservoir – Puerto de Tíscar loop from Bácor

View of Negratín Reservoir – Puerto de Tíscar loop from Bácor

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View of Negratín Reservoir – Puerto de Tíscar loop from Bácor

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93.0km

1,670m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 1, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 41.4 km for 119 m

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Parking

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5.63 km

View of Negratín Reservoir

Highlight • Lake

Bluer than blue. The water in this landscape - breathtaking

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12.5 km

Cuevas del Campo

Highlight • Settlement

Cuevas del Campo is one of those beautiful places to see when you are there. Its church is located on top of a clay cliff that passes over the roofs of the rest of the houses in the village.

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34.3 km

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37.7 km

Trinchera Ascent – Tíscar River

Highlight (Segment) • Climb

After the steep scene and after having stopped to swim in the Pilon Azul, the last part of the ascent segment is easier. It starts right after leaving Don Pedro. …

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41.5 km

Cave of the Virgin of Tíscar and Waterfall

Highlight • Cave

Canyon with vertical walls with numerous waterfalls through which the Tíscar River flows with all the power and beauty of the water. It is prepared with walkways and wooden railings for safety and good care of the area.

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42.6 km

Spring

Highlight • Natural Monument

It has abundant fresh water and springs all year round. An ideal stop to refill the bottle.

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47.2 km

Atalaya del Infante don Enrique

Highlight • Monument

It is an old defensive post. You can climb to the top and offer good views.

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47.7 km

Puerto de Tíscar

Highlight • Mountain Pass

Following the GR 247 path you will arrive at the port of Tíscar. This port separates the rugged landscapes full of pine forests from a more humanized environment.

As a curiosity, Tíscar means "pass between mountains" in the Berber language.

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