This stage begins at Villares de la Reina and ends at Calzada de Valdunciel, covering a distance of approximately 13.5 kilometres with an elevation gain of 79 metres. It is an easy ride, designed for gravel bikes.

The route gradually leaves the most built-up part of Salamanca and goes through rural areas and agricultural roads. The terrain is mostly flat, with some gentle uphill sections that are quite easy, even for riders with little experience. The surfaces combine compact tracks and some tarmac sections with light traffic.

The arrival at Calzada de Valdunciel marks the end of a quiet and pleasant stage.

It is an excellent option for cyclists looking to enjoy the landscape without too much effort.

This stage starts at Calzada de Valdunciel and ends at Villares de la Reina, covering a distance of 13 kilometres with an elevation gain of 73 metres. It is an easy ride, ideal for gravel bikes.

The route runs along country roads and wide tracks on good surfaces, with light vehicle traffic. As you progress, the landscape is gradually transformed, leaving open fields behind as you approach the built-up area of the city of Salamanca. The gently undulating terrain makes for comfortable and steady pedalling.

It is a suitable stage for those seeking a transition between rural and urban environments without any technical difficulties, and is ideal for enjoying the landscape while riding at a relaxing pace.