Tarazonica Nature - Rail Trail

A modest train which everyone called “El escachamatas” (scrub flattener), because until the track was widened in 1953 it never went at over 20 km per hour, used to depart from the monumental city of Tudela, the capital of the Ribera region. The line was closed in 1995 and then reopened as a rail trail in the summer of 2000.

The path of this old railway now allows you to enjoy a route the last 9 km of which take you into Aragón. On the ride, you can admire the vegetable
gardens on the banks of the Ebro, which make for a serene landscape, the floodplains given over to irrigated crops and the foothills of Somontano del Moncayo.

Also known as the monument route, here you can enjoy the impressive architecture of Tudela cathedral, the chapel of La Virgen del Romero in Cascante or Spain’s first Cistercian convent, which dates from the 12th century and can be found in Tulebras.

The perfect combination to immerse yourself in the essence of Navarre’s Ribera region by bike.