Very attractive and interesting BTT route that reveals to us the landscapes of the Jiloca valley and spaces as appealing as the Aguallueve or the unique oak and pine forests in the limestone cliffs of the Roman field.

We depart from the tourist office of Anento, heading to Aguallueve via the path on the right.

We will be attentive to the hikers, giving them the right of way as it tends to be a very busy stretch. After visiting Aguallueve, we return to Anento via a new path on the other bank.

From the road next to the parking lot, we take the Namevilla path that ascends comfortably among eroded landscapes and beautiful pine forests. Already descending, the path reaches the road in the vicinity of Namevilla, continuing along it until the prison, where it connects with route 3.

We cross the road through a small tunnel (drainage of the ravine) to continue along a comfortable path until we reach the industrial estate. From there, it descends to Daroca via a path alongside the GR90 along the Rambla de la Mina.

We cross the town via Calle Mayor and leave it briefly via the A-211 road. Once past the Jiloca River, we will arrive at the Greenway where we take a parallel path that climbs the valley following the shared signage of the Camino del Cid to Villanueva de Jiloca.

There we will descend to the river where we take a path along the bank that will lead us to San Martín del Río, where we pick up the Camino del Cid again to Báguena. We continue along the rambla of Anento initially by road until we take a path parallel to it that will lead us back to Anento.