Logrosán and Sierra Brava Reservoir Loop

This route is classified as moderate. It requires a good level of physical fitness and some experience with mountain biking. You can expect natural obstacles like roots, stones, and tighter turns, typical of an STS S2 level trail.

The terrain is varied, covering approximately 72.1 kilometers. You'll encounter a mix of landscapes, including sections that are quite flat, areas with considerable vegetation, and paths running between stone fences. There are also parts that pass through scattered oak and eucalyptus groves, possibly following old railway lines, interspersed with more technical sections.

The primary highlight is the Sierra Brava Reservoir, which is the destination of this circular route. You will also ride along sections of the Vía Verde Vegas del Guadiana, offering scenic views of the region's natural beauty, including wildflowers and diverse tree species.

As a circular route starting and ending in Logrosán, you can typically find parking within the town to begin your ride. Specific parking areas for trail access are usually well-marked or available near the town center, allowing convenient access to the trailhead.

While the trail itself is generally accessible, it's always recommended to keep dogs on a leash, especially when passing through agricultural areas, near livestock, or in sections where wildlife might be present. Please ensure your dog is well-behaved and that you clean up after them.

The Logrosán region experiences hot summers, so the best times to ride this trail are typically during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). During these seasons, temperatures are milder, and the natural scenery, including wildflowers in spring, is at its most vibrant.

No, there are no special permits or entrance fees required to ride this mountain bike route from Logrosán to the Sierra Brava Reservoir. It is a public access trail.

Yes, the route incorporates significant sections of the Vía Verde de las Vegas del Guadiana y las Villuercas, and also crosses parts of the Camino Romano - Etapa 5 and Camnino Visigodo - Etapa 4.

You can expect a journey through a region rich in natural beauty, including areas with abundant wildflowers, scattered oak and eucalyptus groves, and varied landscapes leading to the impressive Sierra Brava Reservoir. The area boasts significant scenic, geological, ecological, and historical-cultural richness.

Logrosán, being the starting and ending point of this circular route, offers various local establishments where cyclists can find refreshments and meals. You'll find traditional Spanish cuisine and places to refuel after your ride.

Given its moderate difficulty, this route is not ideal for absolute beginners. While some sections might be less challenging, the overall length (72.1 km) and technical aspects (STS S2) require a good level of fitness and some prior mountain biking experience. Beginners might prefer shorter, flatter routes in the region.