Madrid Castilla La Motorcycle Roads

A mix of rural open roads, villages, and mountains

• KiwiGuzzi
• score: 5

A spectacular ride on our Harley to the top of Pena de Francia - a 5666 ft mountain in the Castile y Leon region of Spain. There's a video of the ride at https://youtu.be/uqdA-BSMT4g

• Gripman
• Harley Davidson Ultra Limited
• score: 159

A compound of all the best corners in the area

• carloscarlos74
• Husqvarna 701 Supermoto
• score: 15

Perfect route for a Sunday morning.

• oscarmvj
• score: 12

Salida desde El Pardo con destino Riolobos (Cáceres), pasando por el Valle del Jerte.

Ideal para ver el famoso cerezo en flor y buena comida en ruta.
La floración de los cerezos no se produce todos los años en las mismas fechas, depende de las condiciones meteorológicas que haya durante el invierno. Lo normal es que se produzca entre el 20 de marzo y los primeros 10 días de abril. Suele durar unos 10/15 días aproximadamente. Más info en: http://www.turismovalledeljerte.com/

Parada obligatoria a cualquier hora en Plasencia, café o tapas, en la plaza. Sitio entrañable, agradable, muy turístico pero nada saturado de visitantes. Para salir, paseo por el río. Bonitas vistas.

En el mismo Riolobos hay una casa rural "Tia Maxi" y un camping. Ambas opciones muy interesantes para pasar la noche en un pueblo muy agradable y que disfruta las noches de bares como nadie. Si vas a beber, deja la montura por una noche y disfruta.

La vuelta a Madrid, parque de Monfrague, una maravilla, o salir directos por la N-5 que está ideal, sin curvas, fácil y tranquila circulación de vuelta a Madrid.

• JUCETA
• Kawasaki Vulcan 900
• score: 5

De las mejores maneras para ir de Madrid a Gredos. Se puede seguir hacia el suroeste y luego dar la vuelta a Gredos y volver por el Norte.

• carloscarlos74
• Husqvarna 701 Supermoto
• score: 15

Puerto de la Morcuera - Puerto de Cotos - Puerto de Navacerrada. Sierra Guadarrama. Great mountain road very close to Madrid. Three great mountain passes at an average altitude of 1800m (5900 feets). A view of the Peñalara Peak (2.428 m), highest peak of the Sierra Guadarrama. Have fun!

• philouman73
• Yamaha Diversion 900
• score: 19

The M-618 linking Torrelodones and Colmenar viejo, in Madrid\\\'s area, is a very nice road with lots of different curves, with an awesome view of The mountains from a side, and the city of Madrid and El Pardo Reservoir from the other.

• philouman73
• Yamaha Diversion 900
• score: 19

Good Road to take a nice short brake off the city of Madrid and enjoy some nice curves for around an hour.\r\nA fixed radar is located between Boadilla and Brunete.

• philouman73
• Yamaha Diversion 900
• score: 19

This area of Spain is not known for its scenery but this particular ride as about as good as it gets unless you go to the coast. There are some magnificent views of the Navacerrada mountains on this route I did this ride this weekend (Mar 1 2013) and there was a lot of snow around which made the ride more stimulating but the roads were well cleared.

• scotto10
• score: 12

Ruta divertida com increíbles vistas y muchas curvas

• Pedrotizon
• Honda CBR 600 RR
• score: 10

Recorrer la provincia de Toledo e introducirnos en la sierra de Gredos, parada y fonda en Arenas de San Pedro.

• fonpereira
• BMW R65
• score: 10

desde la cañada hasta navaluenga y vuelta curvas y mas curvas

• danibuhoo
• score: 25

ruta por la sierra de madrid

• danibuhoo
• score: 25

muchas curvas un par de puertos dificiled

• danibuhoo
• score: 25

curvas lo mas alguna recta aburrida algunradar fijo y algo de policia

• danibuhoo
• score: 25

This route is 90 miles long and any part can be riden and enjoyed. Some sections are high speed sweeping bends and others nicely twisty without hair pin bends. Road surface is excellent and scenary brill with a large lake and dam and a bikers cafe at the North East point. Highly recommended if your out that way.

• Mikon
• FJR1300AS
• score: 7

Great scenery that changes along the entire route. The roads are mainly straight, the epic ones that go to the horizon in a heat haze. There are some wonderful views along the way with plenty of great little towns and villages that you go through which are a delightful. There are also a number of old ruins along the way which can be seen from the road. This isn't a riders road, but you'll be happy to take a relaxing ride and just enjoy sights and smells a long the way.

• ashleyphotog
• SV1000
• score: 43

A great road generally but the fun really starts after you leave Rascaria. Great alpine road, well surfaced, with switchbacks, mountain vistas etc. Could be a bit full of hikers and tree huggers in the summer but on a Tues afternoon in October was almost deserted. Rockin' on a Multistrada but would suit any bike.

• firebladeboy
• Ducati Multistrada 1200
• score: 15

Carretera de estar ocupado todo el tiempo, miles de curvas de todo tipo y paisajes extraordinarios, pocas rectas para apretar el mango. Velocidad media baja pero te hará sudar.
El Escorial - Robledo de Chavela (por la Cruz Verde) - Valdemaqueda - Cebreros - El Tiemblo - Navaluenga.
Para hacer una mañana de sabado saliendo de Madrid y volver a comer o a primera hora de la tarde.
Desde Navaluega se puede prolongar haciendo los puertos de Serranillos, El Pico o Mijares. También puede ser puerta de acceso a Gredos.

• SirPaul
• BMW K-75
• score: 5

I think this is the highest mountain pass in the area, just over 1,900m and it gets quite cold at top, nice views when its not misty.

The road surface is good & wide, and as you can imagine with a mountain pass lots of corners. Was quite wet when i went along here in late May 08 but still worth it for scenery.

Places of interest on the way is (not sure of name, in English is something like Valley of the Dead) Church where Franco is burried (bit of a controversial place, in Spain, as Franco built it using soldiers captured during the civil war, a lot of whom died making the place) then onto El Escorial, burrial place of all Spanish royalty, impressive building.

• LondonRider
• Yamaha FZ6
• score: 98

Very nice road for views and just a plesant ride amongst the forests as you climb higher and higher and then down opposite side of valley, was being resurfaced late May 08. Gets a bit chilly at top, think pass is about 1,700m (quite high).

• LondonRider
• Yamaha FZ6
• score: 98

Pedraza is an interesting little place to visit, if you use the back roads north of the main road you get some very nice views plus the roads are very quiet with a decent surface.

• LondonRider
• Yamaha FZ6
• score: 98

The first 50 kilometers from Requena offer some nice, sweeping curves with a few tighter ones that can creep up on you. Good quality tarmac. You may encounter local riders from Valencia out for a day trip.

• Orson
• Moto Guzzi Le Mans
• score: 607

This is a good mix of straights, bends, scenery, and what great biking is about. Its not a race track, but allows a brisk pace for several hours. There are some Guardia Traficos around and you will have to share the route with a moderate amount of other vehicles, although there are plenty of overtaking opportunities. Technically the N320 starts/ends at La Gineta, rather than Albacete, where you will find a great buffet restaurant at the intersection with the A31. Should your route then take you South West, there is a 13 mile dead straight road from La Gineta to Barrax, with open fields either side, allowing you to simply hold it against the stop for as long as you dare - too rural for the police to even bother with.

• Russ McDermid
• Suzuki V-strom 650
• score: 30