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ISLANTILLA - ISLA CRISTINA MARSHES

ROAD ROUTE

Ciclistas disfrutando de una ruta en bicicleta cerca de las Marismas Isla Cristina.
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Distance

62.34 km

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Altitude

219m

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Difficulty

HALF

Road bike route that leaves from Islantilla and takes us to explore the Isla Cristina Marismas Natural Area. It is a flat and simple route, surrounding the area to visit Isla Cristina, Pozo Del Camino, Ayamonte, Isla Canela, Punta del Moral and La Redondela. From Punta del Moral you can see the Carreras Estuary with Isla Cristina in the background.

Ruta 8. Mapa de la ruta en bicicleta desde Islantilla por las marismas de Isla Cristina.
Ruta 8. Perfil de altitud de la ruta por las Marismas de Isla Cristina desde Islantilla.

Islantilla - Isla Cristina Marshes

ROAD ROUTE

Ruta 8. Mapa de la ruta en bicicleta desde Islantilla por las marismas de Isla Cristina.
Ruta 8. Perfil de altitud de la ruta por las Marismas de Isla Cristina desde Islantilla.

The bike route Islantilla – Isla Cristina Marshes It's one of the best options for those looking to enjoy cycle touring in Huelva through coastal landscapes, marshes, and fishing villages. This road route combines nature, sea, and tranquility in an accessible and very pleasant ride.

With more than 62 kilometers and a profile practically flat, This is an ideal proposal to discover some of the most representative enclaves of the Western Coast of Huelva while exploring unique natural spaces such as the Isla Cristina Marshes Natural Area.

Route description

The route starts from Islantilla and advances westward, skirting the Huelva coastline until it enters the natural environment of the Isla Cristina Marshes. Throughout the route, the cyclist passes through various municipalities and coastal towns such as Isla Cristina, Pozo del Camino, Ayamonte, Isla Canela, Punta del Moral and La Redondela, discovering the close relationship between the sea, the marshes and the fishing tradition of this area of Huelva.

The itinerary stands out for its comfort and for the variety of landscapes It offers: quiet roads, views of the Atlantic, salt flats, tidal channels and wide natural areas where water and vegetation form an ecosystem of enormous environmental value.

One of the most special points of the route is located in Punta del Moral, from where you can contemplate the Carreras Estuary with Isla Cristina in the background, offering one of the most characteristic panoramic views of the Huelva coastline.

Distance: 62.34 km

Altitude: 219 m

Difficulty: medium

Route description

The route starts from Islantilla and advances westward, skirting the Huelva coastline until it enters the natural environment of the Isla Cristina Marshes. Throughout the route, the cyclist passes through various municipalities and coastal towns such as Isla Cristina, Pozo del Camino, Ayamonte, Isla Canela, Punta del Moral and La Redondela, discovering the close relationship between the sea, the marshes and the fishing tradition of this area of Huelva.

The itinerary stands out for its comfort and for the variety of landscapes It offers: quiet roads, views of the Atlantic, salt flats, tidal channels and wide natural areas where water and vegetation form an ecosystem of enormous environmental value.

One of the most special points of the route is located in Punta del Moral, from where you can contemplate the Carreras Estuary with Isla Cristina in the background, offering one of the most characteristic panoramic views of the Huelva coastline.

Distance:
62.34 km

Altitude:
219m

Difficulty:
average

DISCOVER THE TRIPLE DESTINATION ON TWO WHEELS

What makes this route special?

It is especially recommended for experienced cyclists looking for challenging cycling routes in Huelva.

Código QR que enlaza a la ruta cicloturista Islantilla – marismas de Isla Cristina en Cycling Friendly.

Technical specifications of the cycling route

This road route has an approximate distance of 62.34 kilometers and a accumulated elevation gain of 219 meters, therefore it is classified as a medium difficulty.

Thanks to its gentle profile and the tranquility of much of the route, it is a highly recommended option for cyclists accustomed to long routes but without great technical demands.

Download GPX route and navigation

You can download the route track in GPX format and follow the route with your GPS device or cycling app. Additionally, you can access complete information via the QR code. Cycling Friendly.

DISCOVER THE TRIPLE DESTINATION ON TWO WHEELS

What makes this route special?

It is especially recommended for experienced cyclists looking for challenging cycling routes in Huelva.

Código QR que enlaza a la ruta cicloturista Islantilla – marismas de Isla Cristina en Cycling Friendly.

Technical specifications of the cycling route

This road route has an approximate distance of 62.34 kilometers and a accumulated elevation gain of 219 meters, therefore it is classified as a medium difficulty.

Thanks to its gentle profile and the tranquility of much of the route, it is a highly recommended option for cyclists accustomed to long routes but without great technical demands.

Download GPX route and navigation

You can download the route track in GPX format and follow the route with your GPS device or cycling app. Additionally, you can access complete information via the QR code. Cycling Friendly.

Discover more bike routes from Islantilla

If you are interested in cycle tourism in Huelva, from Islantilla you can access numerous routes adapted to all levels:

👉 Islantilla – San Silvestre

👉 Islantilla – El Portil – Aljaraque

👉 Islantilla – El Rompido

Discover more bike routes from Islantilla

If you are interested in cycle tourism in Huelva, from Islantilla you can access numerous routes adapted to all levels:

👉 Islantilla – San Silvestre

👉 Islantilla – El Portil – Aljaraque

👉 Islantilla – El Rompido