Carretera de Miajadas a límite de provincia de Toledo por Guadalupe Motorcycle Route Overview

The Carretera de Miajadas a límite de provincia de Toledo por Guadalupe is located in the Extremadura region of Spain, within the province of Cáceres. The road extends approximately 31 kilometers (19.5 miles) and connects the area near Miajadas to the provincial boundary with Toledo, ending near the village of Puerto de San Vicente. This route traverses varied terrain, including elevations ranging from 461 meters (1,512 feet) to 812 meters (2,664 feet) above sea level. The road runs adjacent to the Río Guadalupejo for about 7% of its length, providing a natural feature alongside the ride. An interactive map showing the road can be found at the end of this article.

The road surface is asphalt and is maintained to a very high standard, rated 4.9 out of 5 for quality. The route is predominantly two lanes wide (about 99%) and mostly wide in width (about 96%), allowing comfortable passage for motorcycles. Curviness is moderate, rated at 1.41 on a scale where 3 is extremely curvy, indicating a gently twisty ride suitable for riders of varying skill levels. The speed limit is set at 50 km/h (31 mph), reflecting the road's mountain pass nature and safety considerations. Approximately 5% of the road passes through inhabited areas, minimizing urban interruptions. The road also features a notable mountain pass, Puerto de San Vicente, which adds elevation and riding interest to the route.

Along the route, riders will find the Río Guadalupejo, a tributary of the Río Guadiana, running alongside the road for a short stretch. This river adds a natural element to the ride and is documented in Spanish Wikipedia as Río Guadalupe. Additionally, the road passes near a viewpoint that offers opportunities to appreciate the surrounding landscape. The proximity to the Puerto de San Vicente village at the road's terminus provides a cultural and logistical point of interest for riders.

Motorcyclists should note that the road is a mountain pass route, which may be subject to seasonal weather conditions affecting rideability, especially in winter months. There are no current reports of road closures specifically affecting motorcycles, but riders should verify local conditions before travel. The road does not have tolls or entrance fees, though toll policies can change, so checking official Spanish road information sources is advisable. The road's excellent surface quality and moderate curviness make it suitable for a relaxed yet engaging ride through Extremadura's varied terrain.

For further planning and navigation, riders can consult regional maps and local tourism resources. An interactive map of the Carretera de Miajadas a límite de provincia de Toledo por Guadalupe is provided below to assist with route visualization and trip preparation.