2 Day On 2 Wheels Guided Motorcycle Tour through the Time Tunnel from Valencia to Cuenca, Spain
Cuenca
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Imagine a motorcycle route that takes you through majestic mountains and stunning landscapes, where each curve reveals spectacular views and the thrill of riding is felt in every kilometer.
The road winds between lush slopes, offering a visual feast as we ascend toward our destination: Cuenca.
Key Information.
- Terrain: The entire route runs along paved.
- Motorcycle options: Personal or rental bike.
- Private motorcycle parking: Included.
- Daily rides: 448 kilometers / 278,4 miles.
- Riding gear included:
Helmets, jackets and gloves .
- Meals: Breakfast of the second day included, rest not included.
- We store your luggage during the ride so it won’t be a hassle.
Highlights.
- Personal guide service throughout the entire route.
- Tour stars and ends in Valencia.
- See the famous “Hanging houses“, suspended over the Huécar River.
- Enjoy varied routes with different levels of riding.
- Opportunity to try the famous mid-morning biker lunch and an and a selection of the most exquisite Castilla-La Mancha dishes.
- Enjoy a spectacular walk thru the Cuenca Cathedral and the Plaza Mayor that invite you to pause and soak in the atmosphere.
- Drive through typically Mediterranean forests and mountains.
- 1 night at the Hotel Ilunion 3 Valencia (or similar) on a bed and breakfast basis.
- Enjoy a free night in Valencia, acclaimed as ‘The best city in the world to live in.’ You can’t miss it!
- Make the most of your free day to visit the most iconic spots in the city of Valencia.
Skill level.
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Intermediate
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You’ll be riding for 2 to 3 hours straight before each break without any issues.
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You have at least 2 to 3 years of prior motorcycle riding experience.
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You enjoy roads with sharp curves.
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Clothing.
- Toro Biker provides a helmet, jacket, and gloves for you.
- Always show up for the rides wearing long pants and closed shoes, preferably boots. Flip-flops and sneakers? Not your best choice.
- When it comes to dressing for the weather, pack according to the season and how much cold you can handle. Our advice? Bring extra layers—you can always take something off if you get too hot. It’s way better to be a bit warm and peel off a layer than to be cold and have nothing to put on.
- If you’re bringing your own gear, make sure it’s in good shape before hitting the road.
Notes.
- Routes and activities might change depending on the time of year, weather conditions, or the state of the roads.
- If the route gets canceled, Toro Biker will offer alternatives to keep the adventure going.
- We reserve the right to remove anyone from the route if their behavior or condition puts their safety—or the safety of the group—at risk.