In the footsteps of the dinosaurs

The Cidacos River is a small tributary of the Ebro that, throughout 77 km, irrigates a fertile valley until it flows into the town of Calahorra. Vegetable gardens and a thriving industrial sector made gave rise to a modest narrow-gauge railway. Although the railway has disappeared, its route still follows the fertile plain, enabling us to visit the remains of the Jurassic dinosaurs that walked around here and left behind numerous tracks.
 

Basic Facts
	33,71 Km
	Calahorra - Arnedillo via Autol, Quel, Arnedo, Herce, Santa Eulalia Bajera and Préjano. La Rioja
	Trekkers, cyclists, suitable for people with reduced mobility
	Asphalt
	3 tunnels, 3 bridges
	42.301091, -1.967692
	42.208877, -2.240745