This road bike stage runs from Grimaldo to the city of Plasencia over approximately 31 kilometres with an elevation gain of 116 metres, making it a low-difficulty ride. It is a good option either as a transition stage or for cyclists looking for a more relaxing route without too much effort.

The route mainly runs along minor roads with good surfaces and light traffic, crossing the grasslands and gentle hills that are typical of the north of Cáceres province. Although the route profile is generally favourable, take extra care at crossroads and sections near built-up areas.

Plasencia, a walled city with a rich historic heritage, is the endpoint of this stage. Its old part, cathedral and lively atmosphere make it an ideal place to rest, explore, and enjoy the services the city offers cyclotourists.

This road bike stage runs from the city of Plasencia to Grimaldo over approximately 32 kilometres with an elevation gain of 170 metres. Classified as ‘low difficulty’, it is accessible to most cyclists, although the route profile is slightly upwards for most of the route.

The route runs along minor roads in good condition with low levels of vehicle traffic and a variety of landscapes: grasslands, crop fields and gentle hills. The ascent is gradual with no steep slopes, allowing riders to maintain a steady pace throughout the stage.

The end of the stage at Grimaldo offers riders a peaceful environment in a typical rural town of the north of Cáceres province. This stage of the Ruta Vía de la Plata acts as a link between the built-up and rural areas between the two localities.