PR-BU-064. Following the Ebro

The route PR-BU-064, known as Following the Ebro, delves into the heart of the Ebro Valley, offering a unique experience for hiking enthusiasts. With a length of 13.1 kilometers and a difficulty level considered high, this route is ideal for those looking for a challenge in an impressive natural environment. The trail is of a playful type, meaning that hikers will enjoy a route that returns to the starting point, allowing them to explore the beauty of the landscape without getting lost. Along the way, walkers will face a cumulative elevation gain of 355 meters, adding a touch of adventure and reward to each step. One of the highlights of this route is the Castle of Frías, an imposing fortress that rises above the town of Frías, in the province of Burgos. This castle, officially known as the castle of the dukes of Frías, is a testament to the rich history of the region and offers panoramic views that are worthy of admiration. The structure, which dates back to medieval times, reflects the strategic importance of Frías throughout the centuries. Frías, the municipality that gives its name to the castle, is a charming town known for its historical architecture and welcoming atmosphere. Strolling through its cobbled streets allows visitors to immerse themselves in the local culture and discover the history surrounding this locality, which has been a crossroads since ancient times. The route Following the Ebro not only offers a challenging journey but also allows hikers to connect with the history and nature of Castilla and León. It is an opportunity to enjoy the beauty of the Ebro Valley while exploring iconic places that tell the story of this fascinating region.