The route leaves the surroundings of the medieval bridge over the Tajuña River, on the outskirts of Carabaña. At the crossing, there are signs for local cycling tourism routes, the Green Way of Tajuña, and the itinerary of CiclaMadrid. The bike lane of the old military train of the 40 Days departs from the fertile plain of the Tajuña River shortly after and climbs through the railway trenches dug during the construction of the line, in a terrain of steppe hills populated with esparto grass and gleaming gypsum ravines. The contrast between the plain and the moorland is striking. At the quarries of Los Pedernales, a detour to the right crosses the road to Estremera and ascends towards Valdaracete by the hermitage of the Virgin of the Pera (19th century), a panoramic viewpoint of the town.

Valdaracete has always been an agricultural and livestock village with commercial traffic, preserving the Market Square or Coso, which has several facades of traditional Castilian style, and the monumental Renaissance church of San Juan Bautista (16th century). The cycling tourism route departs from Valdaracete via the Camino de Cabeza Blanca and enters an endless sea of olive trees. The hills create a suggestive undulating horizon around the Quiebrahilos Mountain (813 m), the highest point of the municipality and a good natural viewpoint to understand the weight and importance of the olive grove in the life and economy of the moorland populations in Las Vegas de Madrid.

Types of Paths:

1. Path: 19.2 km
2. Cycling Path: 12.5 km
3. Street: 3.20 km
4. National Road: 2.80 km
5. Road: 764 m
6. Other Routes: 189 m