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This route, which links two villages (Herrera de Alcántara and Cedillo) is in the heart of the Tajo Internacional Nature Reserve. Vereda de Cedillo (Herrera de Alcántara – Cedillo) From the top we quickly descend to Carbajo. After a steep climb on the trails of Sierra Escudera we gain height to obtain spectacular views. On the outskirts and parallel to the reservoir stands the Chapel of San Cristóbal, an attractive spot provided with picnic areas, grills, and drinking water. We reach the municipal district of Santiago de Alcántara, a visit to which is essential to get to know the essence of the Tajo Internacional Nature Reserve. On the whole of this section to Santiago de Alcántara we follow the itinerary of the Tajo Natural Trail. We penetrate the Sierra de Carbajo, enjoying the landscape and the multitude of red deer which can be observed. We start from the parish church of El Salvador alongside the plaza towards Santiago de Alcántara. En torno a 8 kilómetros es la distancia que queda para volver al punto de inicio, pasando la Charca García, el paisaje nos deja una enorme dehesa de encina y pastizal.īetween the banks of the Tajo and the foothills of the Sierra de San Pedro lies the small village of Carbajo where the itinerary begins. Nos encontramos con la Ermita Virgen de los Hitos que enlaza con la Vía de la Estrella, uno de los caminos utilizados por los peregrinos que se dirigen a Santiago de Compostela. Una vez llegamos a Mata de Alcántara recorremos su entramado urbano y seguir hacia Villa del Rey. Llegamos a Mata de Alcántara pasando por muy cerca de las Ermitas de San Lorenzo y Santa Marina mediante el camino vecinal de Alcántara a Navas del Madroño. Nos adentramos en zona de grandes dehesas: la dehesa boyal de Villa del Rey y la dehesa boyal de Mata de Alcántara, conocida como “Montosa y Giralda”. La siguiente ruta parte desde Brozas en dirección Mata de Alcántara y rodeando el embalse de la Charca de Cueto. The final section reaches Alcántara on the Camino de los Estorninos (Starling Trail).ĭehesas of Brozas, Mata de Alcántara, and Villa del Rey

On a hillside stands the village of Piedras Albas, surrounded by dehesas, common land, and some orchards with olive trees. On this section we will explore the great Dehesas of La Peraleda and Valdealcalde. From here the route leads southwards to Piedras Albas following closely the Gata Royal Drovers’ Road. As we approach Zarza la Mayor the Mediterranean woodland gives way to olive groves. We ride on what is known as the Trail from Alcántara to Zarza la Mayor through undulating territory covered by mixed woodland of holm oaks and stone pines, pasturelands, and banks of embedded river courses where Mediterranean woodland can be seen in all its splendour. After reaching the Convento de las Comendadoras there is a path which descends to the Roman Bridge. The route takes us into the town to discover some of its monuments. The route begins at the reception point of the MTB Centre in the town alongside the Tourist Office.

Sail the waters of the Tajo InternacionalĪlcántara – Zarza la Mayor – Gata Royal Drovers’ Road – Alcántara.

I wish there were more apps at this level. Regardless of this idea, the app is really cool and thanks for bringing it to the VA4, unlike Komoot, for instance. In the app as it is, it would be better to change tapping the screen and a single short click (start/pause/resume) in the upper right-hand button (currently not used, and Forerunners can just keep with the light button) to solve those last two little issues. Somewhat related, I like tapping the screen on the VA4 at night rides and runs to quickly glance at the map of the Turn-to-Turn navigation data field, but that one lacks the user-friendliness to transfer gpx's like yours has and the looks are different. Also I fear that in this app, you might stop the ride before you know it by accidentally touching the screen.

The main reason for this is to have all functions of the activity, notably auto-pause. Integration of the map as a datafield, perhaps necessarily with a standard zoom setting, or two different datafields, one with the overview and one a 100m radius (or something you define in the settings). However, some things I would like to see, perhaps in a fork (I might try to assist):

It's really well done and one you get a grip on it, it's done in a smart way.

Gpx viewer seguir ruta android#

I love this app and the user-friendly synergy with the Android app.