This stage of the Ruta Vía de la Plata covers approximately 21 kilometres with a total elevation gain of 200 foot, ideal for gravel bikers who are looking for little difficulty.

The stage connects two important towns in the Tierra de Barros region, passing through landscapes of vineyards and farmland that characterize the area. Villafranca de los Barros is known for its historic heritage and traditional architecture. Meanwhile, in Almendralejo, at the end of the stage, take some time out to visit the town’s megalithic remains, such as the Prehistoric Burial Ground of Huerta Montero.

Along the way, the route mainly follows rural slopes in good condition, combining nature and tradition.

This stage of the Ruta Vía de la Plata between Almendralejo and Villafranca de los Barros covers approximately 21 kilometres with a total elevation gain of 200-foot. It is designed for gravel bikes and is fairly easy. The route runs along rural tracks and paths in good condition, ideal for this type of bike.

After leaving Almendralejo, you cross fields that are typical of the Tierra de Barros region, with vines and olive groves offering a characteristic and highly representative landscape of Extremadura.

The destination, Villafranca de los Barros, stands out for its traditional architecture and tranquil atmosphere, ideal for a stopover to rest. The stage combines enjoyment of the countryside with a simple technical level, suitable for riders seeking a pleasant and culturally enriching cycling experience.