Riverside Birch Grove – Puente Rojo loop from Mula

Riverside Birch Grove – Puente Rojo loop from Mula

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Riverside Birch Grove – Puente Rojo loop from Mula

05:32

73.7km

940m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: September 25, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 34.7 km for 234 m

After 43.0 km for 198 m

After 48.7 km for 228 m

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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31.4 km

Ricote Valley

Highlight • Gorge

The Ricote Valley on the Segura River offers a very picturesque and quiet walk where you can see various places of interest along the way through several towns. You can follow the GR127 long-distance path.

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43.1 km

Parque de la Constitución

Forest

45.0 km

Reed Tunnels Path

Highlight • Trail

Although the reeds are counterproductive to the views of the river, this is one of the good things about it. From here towards Archena there are several tunnels that make the route more entertaining.

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46.0 km

Riverside Birch Grove

Highlight • Forest

As there are few shady areas in Murcia. It is appreciated to stop and take something from the backpack.

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47.1 km

Puente Rojo

Highlight • Bridge

This old railway bridge is a crossroads of several routes. Both on the road to Archena and on the road to Caravaca de la Cruz.

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47.1 km

Red Iron Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

56.0 km

Via Verde Mulla to Molina Segura Murcia

Highlight • Cycleway

57.1 km

Old Los Rodeos railway station

Highlight • Historical Site

A sample of the beautiful architecture that accompanied this line of the old Murcia-Caravaca Railway, now refurbished as a Vía Verde.

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67.3 km

Old Baños de Mula Railway Station

Highlight • Historical Site

It is the old railway station that was active until 1971. This stop was one of the busiest since it is where the most important thermal water spring in the Region of Murcia is located.

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