This stage begins in Aldeatejada, south of Salamanca, and heads towards Villares de la Reina, covering 14 kilometres with an elevation gain of 119 metres. It is a moderately difficult stage, recommended for gravel bikes, which combines rural sections with vehicle traffic as you approach the city of Salamanca.

When riding through Salamanca, try to use the bike lane. This makes your arrival more comfortable and enjoyable, especially when crossing built-up areas. However, there are also a few cycle-specific signalised crossings, some with traffic and limited visibility, so take extra care at these places.

The arrival at Villares de la Reina, after passing through suburbs and industrial estates, marks the end of a short but varied stage. The combination of rural and urban settings, along with the use of the bike lane, provides an engaging experience for cyclists.

This stage begins at Villares de la Reina, north of Salamanca, and ends in Aldeatejada, covering 14 kilometres with an elevation gain of 96 metres. It is a moderately difficult ride, suitable for gravel bikes.

As you ride through Salamanca, the route follows the urban bike lane network as much as possible, which significantly improves riders’ comfort and safety. However, it is important to take care at cycle-specific signalised crossingsat several points, especially in areas with higher vehicle traffic or reduced visibility.

The section combines urban and semi-urban environments with some more open areas to the south of the city. The arrival in Aldeatejada brings an accessible but dynamic stage to a close.