Para disfrutar de tu bicicleta urbana, el bidegorri o carril bici nos permitirá conocer y movernos por Durango de una forma saludable y sostenible, paseando en bicicleta por sus calles.
Tanto para los más pequeños como para los mayores, será la mejor manera de desplazarse a todas partes y sacar el máximo partido a tu visita.
Oinezko ibilbidea: Santikurutz ermitar mamuari bira 
Con esta red de senderos, el Ayuntamiento de Durango quiere acercar el patrimonio natural a la ciudadanía y a las y los visitantes; patrimonio que ha ido incrementado los últimos años gracias a la decisión tomada por el consistorio de reinvertir los beneficios obtenidos de los bosques en los propios bosques. Con los itinerarios (y los enlaces entre ellos) que se proponen aquí, las personas usuarias podrán disfrutar, entre otros, de bosques de propiedad municipal mientras practican ocio activo.
Con esta red de senderos, el Ayuntamiento de Durango quiere acercar el patrimonio natural a la ciudadanía y a las y los visitantes; patrimonio que ha ido incrementado los últimos años gracias a la decisión tomada por el consistorio de reinvertir los beneficios obtenidos de los bosques en los propios bosques. Con los itinerarios (y los enlaces entre ellos) que se proponen aquí, las personas usuarias podrán disfrutar, entre otros, de bosques de propiedad municipal mientras practican ocio activo.
Para disfrutar de tu bicicleta urbana, el bidegorri o carril bici nos permitirá conocer y movernos por Durango de una forma saludable y sostenible, paseando en bicicleta por sus calles.
Tanto para los más pequeños como para los mayores, será la mejor manera de desplazarse a todas partes y sacar el máximo partido a tu visita.
Mountain Bike Route: Circling Oiz On this route, which circles Oiz mountain, we will encounter some very impressive sights: the coast of Urdaibai, some Guipuzcoan mountains, Gorbea mountain and the imposing mountains that surround Durango.
We set out from the Plaza Madalena in Durango, through Francisco Ibarra street and we cross the N-634 towards Iurreta.
Once we have crossed the main road, we turn right at the first junction towards the chapel of San Mamés. We cross the bridge over the motorway and we go for 2 km up a road which is fairly steep until we arrive at the chapel of San Juan. Then, after another 300m, we turn left in the direction of Goiuria (BI-3341). A further 900m on, we take the road towards Oiz mountain. We pass La Forestal and continue along the wider track until we get to the chapel of San Cristóbal of Oiz (km 12.8), the highest point of this excursion.
We continue on, and on our left we follow a narrower cement road that descends rather steeply (about 2km). Below at the junction (km 15) we turn right towards the village of Kortaun. Take care at km 18, because here we leave the wider track and turn right, entering the woods.
Soon after, we cross a fence, and then another.
For the next 3.5 km we find ourselves on a mountain track. On arriving at the Colegiata of Zenarruza (km 21.5) we take the main road BI-4401. After 800m we leave the main road (km 22.3) we go up a rather steep track on the right, and this will take us to Muñozguren. This stretch of 2.3km has some very steep hills.
Arriving at the top, we take a left towards Muñozguren (km 24.6). Then we head down towards Trabakua on the main road BI-4403. In Trabakua we take the BI-633 that leads us down to Berriz, but shortly before we get there (km 34.7) we go up to the village of Besoita, situated on the right, and then on to Andikoa.
Finally, we descend to Ereña, by way of farm roads, and from there we return to Durango.
Walking Route: The Urkiola Way This route starts in the neighbourhod of Tabira in Durango. We take the main road in the direction of Urkiola. Before reaching Izurtza, we will see the tower house of Etxaburu.
Continuing along the footpath, we pass through Izurtza and arrive in Mañaria, situated at the beginning of the pass of Urkiola. We go through Mañaria and then begin the ascent, taking a track that is on the left-hand side.
This track winds through a dense autoctonous vegetation and the Atlantic countryside and cuts through the sides of the limestone crest of Untzillaitz. We pass several farmhouses: Solaguren, Arriaga, Bizkarra and we come to the hermitage of San Martín. On the way we can also see the hut of Elosu and the limekiln of the Gatzaieta farmhouse.
We finally pass by the farmhouse that is called Txakurzulo, and then arrive at the three crosses of Urkiola, where we will get some breathtaking views.
Mountain Bike Route: Through the woods This route is characterized by the scenery, as it runs through the mountains and the woods. For this reason it is more interesting for the mountain bike enthusiast (mud, potholes,…..).
The starting point is Durango. We cross the main road BI-3341, towards Iurreta. On arriving at the cemetery of Iurreta, we turn right along the track that skirts it from below, we go straight on until we come to a pine grove. There we come to another junction, where we again turn right, always following the cement track. The slope in the pine grove is very steep.
After the pine grove we come upon some farmhouses. We turn left and arrive at the chapel of San Juan. Here you may wish to drink some water, as you will not have another chance for the rest of this trip.
From San Juan we continue on up, and when we get to the main road BI-3341 we turn left towards Goiuria. After 900m we take the road towards Oiz mountain and at km 8.8 we arrive at La Forestal. Therefore, at km 8.8 we leave the road that goes to Oiz mountain and we follow the track on the left that takes us downhill.
At the next junction, we take the track on the right. For the next 3 km, up to km 12, you cannot get lost. On this track we will come across lots of potholes, and it must be said it is a real "boneshaker".
At km 12 we take the track on the left, going down-hill. Be careful at km 12.7 because here we turn to the left until we get to km 13.4. On the bend we turn left and leave the track and go along a tiny path on the right through the pine trees (this is a pretty route). We arrive at a farmhouse in Magunas, opposite which we find a small up-hill path which we take.
At the Portal of Magunas, at km 14.6, we follow the right-hand track. At km 15.3 we go to the right again and take the bigger track that goes towards Oromiño.
At km 19 we find ourselves on the main road BI-3332 that goes up to Montecalvo. Here we turn left and go down-hill. After passing the industrial estate of Arriandi, we head towards Durango by way of the cycle track.
Walking Route: To Neberondo This route commences at the chapel of San Roque in Durango. We go under the by-pass and make our way up the road on the left. After a short distance, we again take the road on the left that leads us to the recreational area of San Rokeburu and the balcony of Durango.
On the right of this mirador there is a narrow track that will take us to the village of Bitaño. There we will find the Palazio farmhouse (XVI-XVII Century) and the coat-of-arms of the Zabala family.
Following the path on the right, we come to the Dolometa nursery and the forestry house.
Continuing along this path we come to a junction where we turn left. We arrive at the old Icehouse (440m), whose function was to store in its interior the snow that had fallen during the winter, and this would serve to supply the surrounding villages with ice throughout a prolonged period of time.
From the Icehouse, at the next junction we turn left and head towards the village of Santa Lucía, consisting of a small number of well-kept farmhouses at the foot of the north face of Mugarra.
Leaving Santa Lucía behind us, we continue along the track until we come to a junction. If we keep to the left we will come to the recreational area of Landaederra. If we bear right, in less than 1 km the gravel track opens onto a tarred road which takes us to the small village of Orozketa.
The circuit will finish up in Durango.
Mountain Bike Route: Panoramic view from Oiz This interesting run will take us to Oiz mountain. From here we can enjoy a beautiful panoramic view of Duranguesado. From Durango to Losakantereta it is all up-hill. There is a cement road to the top. The track that goes from Losakantereta to Sarria is a bit technical but it is fabulous for the true mountain bike enthusiast.
We start off in Durango. From the Basilica of Santa María of Uribarri we will take the cycle track in Kurutziaga street in the direction of Astola. Going along Zeharmendieta street and the Astola road, we arrive at the football ground of Abadiño.
We cross the Ibaizabal river and we come out on the main road BI-3323 and we turn left in the direction of Traña-Matiena. But after 50m, we turn right and we find we have three options; we take the middle route which leads us towards the village of Lebario.
After passing a few farmhouses we come out on the N-634 and we turn left, towards Bilbao. After 300m we leave the N-634 and go in the direction of Markina on the BI-633. We get to a roundabout and follow the signs for Garai. Almost at the end of the first straight down-hill stretch we turn right onto a road that goes to the village of Sarria.
At km 5.2 we take the track on the left and go up-hill. We turn right, at the mills, and we arrive at an area of modern houses. Then we turn left and go up-hill until we almost reach Garai. At km 7.9 and having passed a fountain, we take a small path on the right, leaving Garai above us on the left. Between km 8 and km 10 we have a beautiful track, but at the same time more technical. At km 10 we take the track that goes to Oiz, and it is all up-hill until we get to km 15.4. Be careful at km 14 and do not take the track on the left, as that would lead you to San Cristóbal of Oiz. At km 14 take the track on the right until km 15.4.
Here in Losakantereta we leave this track and take a smaller one on the right. Take care at km 16.6, we must take the track on the left and very soon after turn right.
Now we go down until we reach the Sarria road. Here we turn towards the left and we go down to the same place we saw on the way up, but this time, at km 20.5, we will continue straight on going up a steep but short hill. Then, at km 21.1, we go to the right in the direction of Ereñaga.
Having gone through Ereñaga, we take the main road BI-633 on the right, direction Durango. Later on, at km 24, we follow the N-634 taking us to Durango.
Walking Route: Panoramic view of peaks The route begins in the park alongside the church of San Pedro of Tabira. Here we take a left turn and cross the Mañaria River.
At the bridge itself we turn right go up a hill until the road levels out. We will see a turning that leads to a farmhouse, and a little further on, on the right, we see another cement road. We take this road and go all the way up the hill. We get to a junction and we continue straight on along a gravel track. At the next junction take a right turn along a tarred road.
From this spot we get a beautiful panoramic view of Untzillaitz, Astxiki, Alluitz and Anboto. We continue along this same road until we come to the mill of Larringan in Mendiola. Once at the mill we turn left and after a few metres we leave the tarred road and take to a grassy track.
This path winds through green pastures, bushes and pine groves. This path gradually descends and brings us out onto a tarred road.
Continue along this tarred road and then take a left turn towards a group of farmhouses. We take the narrow lane that leads to the village. A few metres further on, next to an ancient wash house and behind a farmhouse, we take a road on the right which will take us directly to the quarry of Atxarte.
The road goes through the pass of Atxarte, between Untzillaitz and Astxiki. We will pass by the chapel dedicated to the Christ of Atxarte and immediately afterwards we cross a small bridge taking us over the stream of Atxarte, leaving us on its right bank. From this point we can see the ruins of a water mill. From here we take a path on the left hand side. We go up this path, passing through a beech wood until we reach the level ground of Genzelai, which connects with the hill of Artola, and then ascend to Aitxiki and Alluitz. From Genzelai the path runs close to the peaks and we get a good view of their faces, ridges and sediments.
Lastly, we ascend to a humid area with lots of rushes, we go through the pass of Asuntze, emerging on the wide track that comes from Urkiola. Once we are in the open fields of Pol-Pol we can ascend to the hill of Larrano, to Anboto or to Urkiolamendi. Another option is to continue along the track between the Lawson's cypresses, which will take us the Sanctuary of Urkiola.
Mountain Bike Route: The Brotherhoods run This trip will take us to both Oiz and Mugarra mountain. Very likely to find potholes and mud.
We begin at Madalena square in Durango. We take Francisco Ibarra street and cross over the main road N-634 towards Iurreta, and then the BI-3341 to Goiuria. We pass through the village of Goiuria and at km 5.6, we take a very steep track which takes us to La Forestal.
At La Forestal we take the Oiz road until km 9.5, where we leave the main track and go on a smaller track on the left. Here, ignoring the track that would take you to Portal de Magunas, we take another small track also on the left, which is fairly technical. Next we come to a junction where we turn left and go up-hill. We will have 2.5 km of ups and downs. We go straight on avoiding the tracks on the left and on the right until we get to km 12. From km 12 to km 16.5 we will have different possibilities until we get to Lasiar. In Lasiar we again take a track to lead us to the main road BI-3341. This track, although starting off down-hill, is full of ups and downs.
Once we are on the BI-3341, we take a track 300m further on situated on the right. We could encounter a lot of mud and potholes. At this junction we turn left onto a track which is very steep and slippery. Once at the bottom, at the junction we turn right and go down-hill, and at the end we turn right again. We go straight on as far as the next junction where we turn left onto another down-hill track which is fairly dangerous, because in winter there is a lot of mud and going up can be very complicated.
We continue straight until we get to the village of Bakixa. Once in the village at km 23.5 we pass some farmhouses on the left and take a tarred road until we reach the Montecalvo road. We turn right on this road where we take the main road BI-3332. Then after 200m at km 24.9 we go to the left (take care crossing the main road).
Here we take a small track (beware the dogs) until we reach the main road, going under the A-8 motorway. A little further on we take the main road N-634 in the direction of Amorebieta. At km 26, after about 200m we turn left towards the village of Bernabeitia (take care crossing the road). We cross over the railway track and at the junction we go left. We go straight on with the river on our left. We come to another junction and again we turn left, crossing a river. At km 27.4 more or less, we come upon three small tracks. We take the one in the middle (the one on the left has a steep hill and the one on the right would take us too far away).
From here, between km 27.4 and km 29, it is all up-hill and fairly technical. From Gibela on up, for the final 700m you find yourself on a stone road which you will appreciate. Therefore, at km 29, we go in the direction of the "Cantera de Mármol" but before reaching Landa Ederra, at km 29.5, we take the track on the left to Santa Lucía. Having passed Santa Lucía, at km 32.9, we leave the main track and take a small track on the left (before reaching the chapel of San Andrés). We go straight ondown-hill and we come out on the main road BI-4331, that is to say, the one that will take us to Orozketa. From here we go down-hill and to the right, passing the chapel of Santa Apolonia until we arrive in Durango.
Walking Route: Mugarra This route begins at the chapel of San Roque in Durango. We take the road on the left in the direction of the village of Larrinagatxu.
In Larrinagatxu, by a concrete wall, we take the tarred road on our right. The track leads us onto a much wider road beside the Arrioletxe farmhouse. Here we get wonderful panoramic views of Durango and surrounding areas.
We follow the track and enter the pine grove. We see on our right a road marked with yellow and white paint that will take us to the village of Santa Lucía. From here we follow the painted signs next to a shack.
Going up a very steep hill we come to the gorge of Katazka which will take us to the hillside of grass and heather of Mugarrikolanda. Now we are in Mugarrikolanda, we may choose to go and have a drink of water from the fountain of Oiñiturri or go up the path on the left hand side of the hill, which will take us to the summit of Mugarra.
From the hill of Mugarrikolanda as well as from the summit of Mugarra, we can enjoy the beautiful panoramic views and the vultures of Mugarra.
Mountain Bike Route: Circling Anboto 
This route will take us to a mountain which for us is mythical: Anboto. We will circle this mountain passing through the Natural Park of Urkiola, and in this way really enjoy the mountain close up.
We depart from the Basilica of Santa María of Uribarri in Durango and go towards the Ikastola Ibaizabal. From there, leaving the Ikastola behind us, we take a very steep hill in the direction of the village of Artazola.
We take a small road on the right (km2.2) that runs parallel with the main road BI-632. We arrive at some modern houses in Abadiño, which we skirt on the upper side, until we reach a factory (km 3.8). Here we take an old Roman road going up-hill and this takes us out onto the Mendiola road (km 4.5). Here we turn right and go up-hill, passing Mendiola and go straight on, passing by on the left the road that would take you to the village of Sagasta. A little further on we come to the quarries of Atxarte (km 7.2). Straight on, following the track, we pass over a bridge and a short but very steep hill. We now enter a forest trail with a slight hill, passing on our right a track that leads to a farmhouse. Later we come to a right-hand bend with two farmhouses on the left. The terrain becomes steeper and steeper, and we pass on the left the the road that would take us to Asuntze (Pol-Pol). The climb ends with a bend of 180º (km 10.5). On this last bit we will find a fountain. From here on, the road is very easy and we will have the opportunity to marvel at the mountain views of Anboto, Alluitz and Astxiki.
We get to Txakurzulo (km 12.8) and we take the main road BI-623 to Urkiola (km 14). Once there, we leave the main road and take a smaller road on the left.
On the right we see the Sanctuary of Urkiola and on the left a shelter and a fountain. Leaving the car park on the left, we follow the track that goes up-hill. We get to the opening of Asuntze (Pol-Pol), and there (km 17.8) we find an iron fountain.
We continue on, leaving on our left the Anboto range and, after about 500m, after a steep hill we come to a junction. We take the road on the right towards Zabalandi. On arriving at the open fields of Zabalandi (km 20) we go straight on and begin a long down-hill trek to Besaide.
When we get to the sign boards we go straight on towards Tellamendi, that is to say, we continue down the same track.
We soon come to a small field and we continue on down on a gravel track. On arriving at a junction without any signs, we turn to the left and up-hill (km 22.2). On our left we pass a shack and two paths. When we get to an opening we take a small path on the left (km 23.2).
We come to a wood, and we will find a lovely track of stones and leaves and roots.
Continuing along this route, we pass by a shelter on the left. At about km 25.5 we come to a junction with three options, and we take the middle road in the direction of Besaide. From here we go to Besaide (km 26.9). Besaide is the point at which Bizkaia, Álava and Gipuzkoa meet. Once there, we take the road on the left. Following this track we take the path on the left (km 28.6), otherwise we would end up in Elorrio. Therefore, after a long down-hill stretch we come to the main road BI-4332.
Turning to the right, we arrive at Apatamonasterio, and finally we take the BI-632 that takes us back to Durango.
Mountain Bike Route: Close to Urkiola 
This route takes us to the Natural Park of Urkiola. It is ideal for when you have not got much time at your disposal. The track that takes us from Txakurzulo to Mañaria is lovely, although a bit technical. It is reccommended if you have limited time.
We depart from the Basilica of Santa María of Uribarri in Durango and go towards Ikastola Ibaizabal. From there, leaving the Ikastola behind us, we take a very steep hill in the direction of the village of Artazola.
We take a small road on the right (km2.2) that runs parallel with the main road BI-632. We arrive at some modern houses in Abadiño, which we skirt on the upper side, until we reach a factory (km 3.8).
Here we take an old Roman road going up-hill and this takes us out onto the Mendiola road (km 4.5). Here we turn right and go up-hill, passing Mendiola and go straight on, passing by on the left the road that would take you to the village of Sagasta. A little further on we come to the quarries of Atxarte (km 7.2). Straight on, following the track, we pass over a bridge and a short but very steep hill. We now enter a forest trail with a slight hill, passing on our right a track that would take us to a farmhouse.
Later we come to a right-hand bend with two farmhouses on the left. The terrain becomes steeper and steeper, and passing on the left a road that would take us to Asuntza (Pol-Pol). The climb ends with a bend of 180º (km 10.5). On this last bit we will find a fountain. From here on, the road is very easy and we will have the opportunity to marvel at the mountain views of Anboto, Alluitz and Astxiki.
We get to Txakurzulo (km 12.8). Once at Txakurzulo, 100m before reaching the main road, we turn right and we will find a down-hill track. This road will also take us to the main road BI-623. A few metres along, at km 15.3, we leave the main road and turn right. At this point there is a barrier, obliging us to dismount in order to pass underneath.
From there on we continue up-hill, following the mountain track. At km 15.5 we come to the end of the up-hill section and begin the descent. At km 17, we come to a junction and we take the track on the right and continue the descent. Just before km 18, we come out on a tarred road which we take for a few metres and then take the road on the right. Going down this road, after 200m, we will arrive at another junction, and we continue on down until km 18.8, where we come out on the main road BI-623. We follow this road, passing through Mañaria and Izurtza.
When we get to the roundabout at km 22, we turn right into Tabira. From here we get to Durango, the end of the trip.
Mountain Bike: Panoramic view of Durangaldea On this route we combine the impressive zones of Mugarra and Anboto. Going up to the antennae of Santikularra, the view of the valley of Duranguesado is incomparable.
We leave Durango from San Roque street. We go under the main road BI-623, and at the first junction we go straight on towards San Andrés. We carry on along this road until we get to some farmhouses first, and then the chapel of San Andrés. We follow this road until about km 2.5, when the road becomes a track by the side of a farmhouse. Then we continue through a pine grove and we arrive at a picnic area.
We continue on a steep up-hill section until we find a stone track. This track takes us to La Nevera (km 4.5). On arriving, we see the old icehouse alongside a picnic area. From here there are some stunning views. From La Nevera we turn left through the trees and go down a track until we encounter a cement road. At the junction we turn left, towards Orozketa.
We follow this road and come to the picnic area that we saw on the way up (km 6.6). At the junction we find here, we take a left turn and go towards Santa Lucía, on a road that has many ups and downs. On this road we pass through Santa Lucía (km 8.2) and we continue until we pick up the track that leads to Landa Ederra. From here we go down to the right, and in this way reach Orozketa (km 11). In Orozketa we take the main road BI-4331, that will take us down to Durango. In Durango we go along San Roque street and go towards Ikastola Ibaizabal.
Leaving the Ikastola behind, and once we have passed the chapel of San Pedro of Tabira, we take a steep up-hill road on the right. This road at the beginning runs parallel to some vineyards (km 16.6). At the beginning the steep hills make it very hard, on the way to the antennae. At the next junction we go on the right hand track, taking us up-hill. After about 1km we arrive at Santikularra (km 19). On arriving at the antennae, we continue down until we reach a tarred road, and continue on down to the right (km 19.6).
Following this road we come to some farmhouses, and at km 20 we take a track that we find between two farmhouses, and goes down to Mendiola. In the village of Mendiola we go to the right and we descend to Atxarte by way of a very technical track. In Atxarte we take the BI-4335 towards Abadiño, but once we start to descend, at the next junction, we turn to the right (km 22.5) towards Sagasta, and we will start going up-hill.
At Sagasta (km 24), we have an opportunity to refill our water bottle. At the junction in Sagasta we turn to the right and go up a little more, and then we have a steep descent that takes us down to Axpe(km 22.9). At Axpe we go left (BI-4332) to go down to Apatamonasterio. Here we turn left and take a small road that runs parallel to the main road BI-632. This road will take us to Abadiño and from there we will go on the cycle track that takes us into Durango.
This route takes us to the area surrounding Mugarra mountain. Although it is a relatively short route (13km) we reach a high altitude (an aggregate of 406m), and for that reason the views of the countryside that we get from above are just marvellous.
We start in Durango, crossing the neighbourhood of Aramotz in order to take the main road BI-4331 towards Orozketa.
When we get to the first tight bend, just before kilometre 3, we will see a track on the left between some shacks.
Following this track, we get to a cement road that comes from San Andrés, and this will take us to Neberondo.
At that junction turn right and go up. After 400m we will see a picnic area and we continue the ascent.
We are now faced with a steep hill until we get to a stone track. We go up this track until we get to La Nevera (km 6).
There we can contemplate the old icehouse and also a picnic area in beautiful surroundings. We continue on a track through the picnic area until we get to the chapel of Santa Águeda.
On the left there is a road we will take in order to get to Izurtza (km 9.9); we depart with the chapel on our right.
This road will take us to the main road BI-623; once we are there, we head for Durango. We arrive at a roundabout, and here we turn right towards Tabira. In this way we avoid the main road and reach the centre of Durango.
Mountain Bike Route: Atxondo circuit This route brings us to the incomparable setting of Axpe, giving us the opportunity to enjoy its impressive landscapes.
We set off from Durango. From the Basilica of Santa María of Uríbarri we make our way to Ikastola Ibaizabal. Leaving the Ikastola behind us, we take a very steep hill in the direction of the village of Artazola.
We take a small road on the right (km2.2) that runs parallel with the BI-632. We arrive at some modern houses in Abadiño, which we skirt on the upper side, until we reach a factory (km 3.8). Here we take an old Roman road going up-hill and this takes us out onto the Mendiola road (km 4.5).
Here we turn right and go up the main road BI-4335, and at the next junction we turn left towards Sagasta, and we start to ascend. When we get to Sagasta we will have the chance to refill our water bottle at the fountain.
From the junction in Sagasta we will take the track that goes up on the right as far as km 9.3. Further on we encounter a very steep and dangerous down-hill track which takes us to Axpe. We pass by the side of the frontón, taking the track on the right towards Arrazola. When we reach the main road, before starting to descend we go up to the very top of Arrazola.
Therefore, we go through Arrazola once again and we arrive at Apatamonasterio. At the junction we turn right onto the BI-632, direction Elorrio, but after 200m we leave the main road and turn to the left by the side of a scrap metal yard. We take this track at km 19.8 and for the next 2 km it's an up-hill struggle (the first bits will be the toughest).
Take care at km 21, as we must take the track that goes up on the left. From km 21.7 to km 24 it is all down-hill and we come out onto the road that takes us to Gaztelua. We take the bigger track that goes up until we reach Gaztelua. From here on in it will be down-hill on a tarred road. At the bottom, we come to the main road BI-3323. Then we turn left, and after a few metres we cross over a small bridge situated on the right, and this road will take us to the football ground of Abadiño. Finally, we take the cycle track we find on the right and this takes us to Durango.
