This stage, which runs from El Cubo de Tierra del Vino to Zamora, covers approximately 36.5 kilometres with an elevation gain of 119 metres. It is rated as difficult for gravel bikes.

This section combines rural tracks and paths that cross the characteristic landscape of Zamora province, with varied terrain that may include stretches of dirt, gravel and some demanding uphill sections. The route requires good technique and physical fitness, mainly due to its length and the changing state of the terrain. Stay alert for crossroads and sections where the surface may be irregular.

Zamora, at the end of the stage, is a city rich in Romanesque history and architecture, an ideal place for a well-deserved break. Entry into the city can be along some sections of bike lanes and bike-adapted tracks, meaning safe and comfortable access. This stage offers an attractive challenge, combining physical effort with a destination city that is rich in culture and history.

The stage between Zamora and El Cubo de Tierra de Vino spans approximately 35 kilometres and has a total elevation gain of 281 metres, making it ideal for gravel bikes. It is of moderate difficulty, combining flat sections with some gentle climbs that test riders’ endurance.

The route runs along country roads and gravel tracks, allowing you to enjoy the typical landscape of the Zamora areain the form of open fields and small villages that bring a special charm to the ride. Take extra care at crossroads and pay attention to signage to stay safe along the way.

This stage is ideal for those seeking to combine sport and nature in an authentic experience, exploring less-travelled areas of Spain that are rich in local history and culture.