The stage between Candelario and Béjar covers approximately 5 kilometres with an elevation gain of 73 metres, so it is rated as easy. It is designed for gravel bikes, and ideal for cyclists looking for a short, quiet ride with minimal physical effort. The route connects two towns in the province of Salamanca that have great historical and natural charm.

The route primarily follows well-maintained country roads and trails with light traffic, offering a safe and relaxing ride. Along the way, you can enjoy the typical landscapes of the Sierra de Béjar mountain range, with views of forests and meadows that offer an enjoyable setting for cycling.

After arriving in Béjar you can explore a town rich in cultural heritage and traditional architecture, featuring ancient noble houses and an industrial legacy tied to textile production. Béjar is an ideal destination for combining sport with cultural and gastronomic tourism, making it a highly recommended stop along the Ruta Vía de la Plata.

This short stage runs from Béjar to Candelario but has a notable elevation gain of 226 metres, making it quite demanding despite its short length. The 5 kilometres are designed for gravel bikes, and the stage is classified as moderate difficulty.

The route climbs continuously from Béjar along country roads and mountain trails in a natural setting. As you go higher, the landscape becomes more wooded and mountainous, offering panoramic views of the surrounding area. The good road/track surfaces and light vehicle traffic make the climb safe and enjoyable for riders who enjoy cycling in natural settings, despite the uneven terrain.

Candelario, at the end of the stage, welcomes visitors with its spectacular historic centre, declared a Historical-Artistic Site. Its steep cobbled streets and houses with wooden balconies and traditional flowerpots make this village one of the most beautiful in Castilla y León. So, it is a short but intense stage, ideal for combining sport and rural tourism.