Motorcycle Route through Mountains and Lakes around Valencia

We begin the route by heading south out of the city via the Circumvallation Highway (A-7) until we take the detour towards Torrente. From there, we head towards Colinas de Venta Cabrera on the CV-415, a simple road that will allow us to warm up the bike with the first open curves. After leaving Venta Cabrera, we take the CV-405 towards Montserrat, passing through Montroy and Real de Montroy, then continue on the CV-435, the road where the real fun begins, filled with curves. We follow the CV-435 towards Dos Aguas, where we ascend the famous banked pass, a tribute to Héctor Barberá. We continue to the top of the pass on the CV-580, then take the detour to El Oro, passing through the beautiful almond fields along the CV-425 before reaching Cortes de Pallás, where we make a mandatory stop to take photos from the top of the pass, offering a spectacular view of the dam. We have lunch at Bar Emiliano, known for its excellent service and local cuisine. After lunch, we continue the route by taking Venta Gaeta and enjoy roads that wind through fields and vineyards, passing through Los Pedrones, La Portera, and El Pontón. We arrive in Requena and Utiel, and heading towards Casas de Medina, we descend towards the Benagéber Reservoir, where we make a stop at the dam to capture one of the most impressive views of the route. We climb the exit pass of the reservoir, enjoying one of the most winding roads in the area, until we reach Tuéjar. From there, we take the CV-35 towards Losa del Obispo, then take the detour to Chulilla, where we make the second stop of the day for lunch at the Hoces del Turia Restaurant, famous for its venison rice and gazpacho de la yaya. After a delicious lunch, we take the CV-35 back to Valencia, enjoying the last views of the route as we complete the circuit.