2 Day Motorcycle Route through Mountains and Crystal Clear Lakes in Surrounding Valencia, Spain

Meeting at Toro Biker Base.

Presentation and briefing by the Toro Biker Guide on the basic safety rules for the route Distribution of equipment and motorcycles to the participants.

Departure from the route.
Beginning of the route looking for the southern exit of the city through the Bypass (A-7) until taking the detour to Torrente, this section runs along a simple highway that will facilitate the first contact with the motorcycle for the riders. Upon arriving in Torrente, we will take the detour towards Colinas de Venta Cabrera along the CV-415, during this section we will take a simple road with the first open curves to warm up the motorcycle. At the exit of Venta Cabrera, we will take the detour towards Montserrat along the CV-405 until we reach Montroy and Real de Montroy, where we will detour again to take the CV-435, the road where the fun really begins in terms of curves. After arriving at Balcón de Montroy, always on the CV-435, we will head towards Dos Aguas, where we will climb the famous banked pass marked as if it were a circuit in honor of one of his most illustrious sons, Héctor Barberá. Upon reaching the top of the port on the CV-580 we will take the detour towards El Oro passing through the beautiful almond fields between which the CV-425 runs before the detour to the CV-428 that will take us to Cortes de Pallás, making an obligatory stop to take the impressive photo from the top of the port that gives entrance to the town just above the dam.

Mid-morning Lunch.
In Cortes de Pallás we will have lunch at the Emiliano Bar, which since the last century has entertained its clients with a pleasant service and a cuisine truly worthy of delighting the most gluttonous, its sandwiches and lunches in general have regional fame.

Route between vineyards.
Departure from Cortes de Pallás towards El Oro again to take Venta Gaeta to enjoy more roads that run between fields and vineyards. Los Pedrones, La Portera and El Pontón will see us pass on the way to Requena and Utiel, where in the direction of Casas de Medina, we will make the spectacular descent to the Benagéber Reservoir, with an obligatory stop at its dam to capture another of the most impressive images of the route. We will climb the exit port of the swamp enjoying one of the most twisty roads in the area until we reach Tuéjar, where we will take the CV-35 where we will stay until we reach Losa del Obispo to take the detour to Chulilla, the second stop on the route to eat.

Lunch.
The “Hoces del Turia” Restaurant will welcome us to offer, among other dishes, “Deer rice with boletus and garlic mushrooms” or its no less famous “Gazpacho de la yaya” (The grandmother's stew) among other delicacies available in its simple but powerful menu.

Back to Valencia.
After delighting our palate with the delights of the most typical Valencian Gastronomy of the interior, we will take the CV-35 back to Valencia

Route End.

Return to the Toro Biker base.

Return of the motorcycles.

Distribution of route souvenirs (merchandise).

End-of-route photo.

Transfer to the hotel for check-in.

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End of the route.

After a good rest and a revitalizing breakfast, you have the entire day free to enjoy the city of Valencia, named "The Best City in the World to Live In" in 2024.

Get lost in its old town, guarded by the Serrano Towers and Quart Towers, visit the bustling neighborhood of Ruzafa, or relax along the Malvarrosa seafront promenade.

If you have time before heading home, don’t miss the City of Arts and Sciences or the world-renowned Oceanographic.

If you want to end your visit on a high note, head to "El Palmar" to indulge in the famous and authentic "Paella Valenciana."

If you don’t have time to see everything... come back another weekend with us, and we’ll prepare a different route so you can finish exploring our city.

Sounds like a good plan, don’t you think?