Motorcycle dual-purpose and Adventure 3000 curves central Spain

Dia 1 Madrid - La Alberca - 352

This route begins in Madrid, from where we will depart towards the Sierra de Madrid with a stop at Puerto de la Cruz Verde.
A coffee and we continue towards the Sierra de Gredos. 170 kilometers of impressive landscapes and curves made almost to measure will accompany us during much of this first section until we reach Bohoyo.
This charming little town welcomes us with the river Tormes at its feet, here we have planned a stop to eat an exquisite entrecote, some potatoes revolconas or some lamb chops, typical of Ávila.

We head to La Alberca, we still have 100 kilometers of incredible scenery and curves ... On the way to our hotel tonight we will visit two of the most beautiful towns in Spain, Miranda del Castañar and Mogarraz. Its impressive medieval squares.

Last stage to get to the hotel de la Alberca, with excellent views, unbeatable treatment and a dinner with typical Salamanca products.
It is difficult to make a description of La Alberca, simply "you have to see it."

If we arrive in time and we have not choked any curve, we will go up to the Peña de Francia, a place with history where the "Black Virgin" was found and from where the entire region can be seen.

Dia 2 San Bartolomé de las Abiertas - 314

After a good breakfast we will set off to go down the Portillo in search of the ports of Honduras and Piornal to end up in the Jerte valley.

From there we will deviate to Navalmoral de la Mata where we will stop to eat and discuss the details of the entire route.

After a succulent meal, we will continue on our way to the Toledo town of San Bartolomé de las Abiertas, where a relaxing Spa awaits us and the now famous dinner-barbecue-farewell party in which we will comment with laughter about the details of the weekend.

Dia 3 San Bartolomé de las Abiertas - Madrid

This third day will begin enjoying a great breakfast and after saying goodbye and heading home. Once we get to our homes, surely we will not be able to stop thinking about the next edition of the Route of 3000 curves.