Between Segovia and Olmedo (Valladolid) along the former Segovia–Medina del Campo railway

This route covers 73 km where the original holm oak and Pyrenean oak forests have given way to poplars and cereal fields, creating a landscape reminiscent of the Campos de Castilla, sung about by Antonio Machado. The route ends in Olmedi, a town immortalised by Lope de Vega in his famous drama ‘El caballero de Olmedo’ (The Knight of Olmedo).

NOTICE (15/04/2024): The Greenway is impassable due to vegetation between Olmedo and Coca.

Basic Facts
	73,05 Km
	Segovia – Olmedo via Valverde del Majano, Hontanares del Eresma, Carbonero de Ahusín, Yanguas de Eresma, Armuña, Miguel Ibáñez, Ortigosa de Pestaño, Nieva, Nava de La Asunción, Ciruelos de Coca, and Coca Segovia – Valladolid. Castile and León
	Walkers, cyclists, suitable for people with reduced mobility
	Compacted soil
	Eresma Nature Trail and the Way of St. James from Madrid
	5 bridges and 2 lit tunnels
	40.927677, -4.11927
	41.277842, -4.67897