Moderate Important notice: Includes a steep ascent. You may have to push the bike.
This route offers an essential experience through the heart of the Highlands of Soria, connecting two places filled with identity and memory: San Pedro Manrique and Sarnago. A round trip that invites you to pedal at a leisurely pace, letting the landscape set the rhythm.
From San Pedro Manrique, the route progresses along quiet roads and rural tracks, crossing a wide and silent territory, where horizons open up and the feeling of isolation is constant. The pedaling is comfortable and fluid, ideal for enjoying the surroundings and the changing light over the fields and gentle hills that define this region.
As you gain elevation, the landscape becomes more introspective. The arrival at Sarnago, an ancient village now uninhabited, feels like an intimate encounter with the recent history of the rural world. Its silent streets and stone buildings speak of a life that was and of a land that continues to hold the memory of those who inhabited it.
The return along the same path allows you to rediscover the landscape from another perspective, with new viewpoints and an even greater sense of calm. This route does not seek a physical challenge, but rather connection with the territory, with its sobriety, austere beauty, and profound authenticity.
Overall, it is a perfect proposal for those who wish for a first contact with the Highlands of Soria, or for those looking for a shorter yet intense outing in sensations, ideal for electric bikes, gravel, or relaxed MTB.
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Discover unique places to stop and enjoy.
castle Edificio Ceremonial space where the Fire Walk takes place, one of the most unique traditions of Soria. Every June, neighbors walk barefoot across a carpet of embers as an ancestral rite linked to the identity and culture of San Pedro Manrique, declared a National Tourist Interest Festival.
castle Edificio Remains of an ancient medieval fortress located in a high and strategic enclave over the town. Although today only vestiges are preserved, its location allows understanding the defensive function and territorial control that San Pedro Manrique had in the Middle Ages, in addition to offering wide views of the surroundings of the Highlands.
castle Edificio Main parish temple of San Pedro Manrique, of medieval origin and renovated in later centuries. It stands out for its sober architecture and for its central role in the religious and social life of the locality, being closely linked to traditions and popular celebrations such as the Fiestas del Paso del Fuego.
place Otro Leisure and outreach space located in the natural environment of San Pedro Manrique, inspired by the geological past of the region. It combines adventure activities with educational content about dinosaurs and the Cretaceous landscape of the Highlands, making it an ideal complementary attraction for family visits and active tourism.
castle Edificio Remains of an ancient medieval church located in an isolated natural setting, a testament to the historical and religious past of the region. The ruins evoke the ancient population centers that have since disappeared and allow for the interpretation of the phenomenon of depopulation in the Highlands of Soria.
place Otro Interpretive space that recreates an ancient traditional lime kiln, historically used for the production of lime, and that helps to understand the trades and ways of life linked to the use of the territory. The site also functions as a natural viewpoint, especially appreciated at sunset for its open views over the mountainous landscape of the Highlands.
place Otro Museum space located in the ancient village of Sarnago that preserves and disseminates the ethnographic memory of the Highlands. Through objects, tools, and documentation, it allows one to learn about daily life, traditional trades, and the history of depopulation, being a reference in the recovery of rural cultural heritage.
