The longest Greenway in Spain

This itinerary between Teruel and the Valencian coast is currently the longest "vía verde" (greenway) in Spain. Due to its length (183 km), it is divided into two sections. The province of Teruel is the main setting of this first section of the old Sierra Menera mining railway. This trip from the Ojos Negros mines through the Jiloca Valley to the highlands of the Javalamabre and Gúdar mountains as far as the Palancia Valley, passing through the surroundings of the city of Teruel, is an itinerary full of surprises.

Basic Facts
	108,61 Km
	Ojos Negros (Teruel) - Barracas (Castellón) via Villar del Salz, Peracense, Almohaja, Alba, Santa Eulalia, Cella, Caudé, Teruel, La Puebla de Valverde, Sarrión and Albentosa. Teruel- Castellón. Aragon – Valencia Region
	Trekkers, cyclists, suitable for people with reduced mobility
	Note: Some slopes now and again. Not upgraded between Peracense and Santa Eulalia (12 km)
	Compacted soil
	Ojos Negros Greenway (Valencia Region section)
	5 tunnels and 13 viaducts
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