The stage connects San Pedro de Rozados with the town of Aldeatejada over approximately 23 kilometres with an elevation gain of 185 metres. It is of moderate difficulty, so is suitable for cyclists with some experience on medium-distance routes with no steep gradients. You can enjoy a comfortable day on the bike, taking in attractive landscapes with no great physical effort required.

The route mainly runs along country roads and tracks in good condition, typical of the cereal fields of southern Salamanca province. Along the way, gentle hills and grassland areas combine, offering pleasant scenery for pedalling through. On clear days, panoramic views of the countryside can be enjoyed.

The route is not very technical, although there may be some stony or muddy areas if it has rained recently.

While there are no hazardous areas, take care at crossroads and some short stretches of road with reduced visibility.

This stage leaves Aldeatejada and heads towards San Pedro de Rozados over 23 kilometres, with an elevation gain of 323 metres. It is a moderately difficult stage, ideal for gravel bikes, that combines easier sections with a gradual climb as you ride south.

The route mostly runs along country roads and well-maintained dirt tracks that are characteristic of the region’s landscape. As you gain altitude, the terrain becomes slightly more demanding, although without any major technical difficulties. Good views open up over the plains of Salamanca province as you cross grassland areas, gentle hills, and crop fields.

The route is quiet with light traffic, ideal for enjoying the natural surroundings. It is important, however, to take extra care at some crossroads and short minor road stretches with limited visibility.

You arrive at San Pedro de Rozados at the end of a stage that is not excessively hard but requires steady pedalling and some physical effort.