Viacuteas Verdes GreenwaysGreenways under developmentActive railway linesAutonomous region capitalProvincial capitalRailway junctions and termini

National park

Regional or natural park

Data updated in November 2015

Official map viewerwwwignesCartoNaturaleza

Autonomous region boundary

AltsasuAlsasua

Castejoacuten

Tardienta

SaguntoSagunt

GandiaXaacutetiva

AlcoyAlcoi

Deacutenia

Aacuteguilas

Cartagena

Talavera dela Reina

Alcaacutezar de San Juan

ManzanaresChinchilla de

Monte-Aragoacuten

Utrera

Almodoacutevardel Riacuteo

Algeciras

Fuengirola

LinaresEspeluacutey

PortbouPuigcerdagrave

Manresa

La Pobla de Segur

Reus

Tortosa

Suacuteria Sallent

IgualadaSabadell

Venta de Bantildeos

Medina del Campo

Fuentesde Ontildeoro

La Robla

Irun

Ferrol

Tui

Monfortede Lemos

Plasencia

Valencia de Alcaacutentara

Villanueva de la Serena

ZafraJerez de losCaballeros

Canfranc

Almorchoacuten

Miranda de Ebro

Aranda de Duero

Collado Villalba

Moacutestoles

Inca

Avileacutes

Bermeo

MADRID

Los Cotos

Terrassa

Antequera

Betanzos

Los Nietos

Mirabueno

Mariacuten

Puertollano

SEVILLA

Vigo

Moreda

Nuacuteria

Soacuteller

Manacor

Sa Pobla

Olmedo

Figueres

Gijoacuten

ALACANTALICANTE

Villafrancadel Bierzo

A CORUNtildeA

BURGOS

BILBAO

ZARAGOZALLEIDA

VALENCIA

MURCIA

ALBACETE

HUELVA

BARCELONA

MAacuteLAGA

CUENCA

LUGO

PONTEVEDRA

OURENSE

DONOSTIA-SAN SEBASTIAacuteN

HUESCA

TERUEL

TARRAGONA

GIRONA

SORIA

PALENCIA

LEOacuteN

ZAMORA

SEGOVIASALAMANCA

AacuteVILA

CASTELLOacuteN DE LA PLANACASTELLOacute DE LA PLANA

GUADALAJARA

CIUDAD REAL

CAacuteCERES

BADAJOZ

ALMERIacuteA

GRANADA

JAEacuteN

COacuteRDOBA

CAacuteDIZ

OVIEDO

SANTIAGO DECOMPOSTELA

SANTANDER

VITORIA-GASTEIZ

LOGRONtildeO

PAMPLONAIRUNtildeA

PALMA DE MALLORCA

TOLEDO

MEacuteRIDA

VALLADOLID

Lliacuteria

Riba-roja de Tuacuteria

Beacutetera

Villanueva de Castelloacuten

Calatayud

VV del Tarazonica

VV de la Sierra

VV del Litoral

VV de la SierraNorte de Sevilla

VV de Itaacutelica

VV de la Campintildea

VV Puerto Real-San Fernando

VV del Guadalimar

VV del Aceite

VV de laSubbeacutetica

VV del GuadianaVV de Molinosdel Agua

VV del Noroeste

VV de Xurra

VV de la Safor

VV del Maigmoacute

VV de Alcoi

VV de Torrevieja

VV del Xixarra

VV de la Jara

VV de Poblete VV de la Sierrade Alcaraz

VV Vegas delGuadiana y lasVilluercas

VV del Tajuntildea VV del Trende los 40 Diacuteas

VV de laSierra de laDemanda

VV Santander-Mediterraacuteneo(Burgos-Cojoacutebar)VV del Esla

VV de Tierra de Campos

VV de Laciana

VV de Ojos Negros

VV del Val del Zafaacuten

VV delRiacuteo Oja

VV del Cidacos

VV de Preacutejano

VV del Carrilet I

VV del Carrilet II

VV del Ferro i del Carboacute

VV de la Terra Alta

VV del Baix Ebre

VV de laSenda del Oso

VV de Rioturbio

VV de Castro-Traslavintildea

VV Fc Estrateacutegico

VV de la Camocha

VV del Tranqueru

VV del Valle del Turoacuten

VV del Eo

VV del Pas

VV del Fc Vasco-Navarro

VV del Plazaola

VV de Arditurri

VV de Arrazola

VV de Atxuri

VV del Mutiola-Ormaiztegui

VV del Urola

VV del Nicolau

VV del Bidasoa

VV de El Cortijo

VV del Piquillo-Paseo ItsaslurVV Montes de Hierro

VV Corredorde Valdefierro

VV Huesca-Alerre

VV del Vallegraves

VV Manacor-Artagrave

VV de Deacutenia

VV del Trenillo

VV del Riacuteo Guadarrama

VV del Valle del Eresma

VV del Tren Burra

VV de la Gasolina

VV de El Ronquillo

VV de la MaquinillaVV Pentildearroya-Pueblonuevo

VV Matagorda

VV Entre Riacuteos

VV Guadajoz-Subbeacutetica

VV de Vadollano

VV de Sierra NevadaVV de Lucainenade las Torres

VV del Almanzora

VV Huercal-Overa

VV de la Sierra de Baza

VV del Segura

VV de Fuso

VV del Valle de Loredo

VV Minas de Diacutecido

VV del Irati

VV del Mar

VV de Linares

VV Campo de Cartagena

VV del Valle del Deba

VV de Orkonera

VV Bergara-Elorregi

VV Morlans Ibaeta

VV de Ibi

VV Santander-Mediterraacuteneo(La Engantildea)

VV Santander-Mediterraacuteneo(La Bureba)

VV Antildeorga Errekalde-San Sebastiaacuten

VV Mazmela-Eskoriatza-Aretzabaleta

VV deKadagua

VV de la Plata

VV de Almodoacutevar del Campo

VV del Carboacuten y la Plata

VV del Tajuntildea II

Spanish Viacuteas Verdes Map

Con la colaboracioacuten del Instituto Geograacutefico Nacional (IGN)

y el Centro Nacional de Informacioacuten Geograacutefica (CNIG)

The development of Greenways extends beyond the Spanish frontiers In 1998 the European Greenways Association (EGWA) was created in Belgium and since 2009 the Secretariat and Executive Offices have been located in Madrid at the Spanish Railways Foundation (FFE) Currently more than 50 member organizations from 16 countries support the EGWA wwwaevv-egwaorg

Among the main promoters of the Greenways Programme are the Ministry for the Environment the principal investor in the development of infrastructures the Spanish Railway Foundation (FFE) responsible for the national coordination and promotion of the project and the Railway Infrastructure Manager-Adif The active involvement of Regions and Town Councils as well as the enthusiastic contribution of cycling associations ecological and cultural organizations have made it possible to set the programme in motion and give life to 2200 km of Greenways

ldquoVIacuteA VERDErdquoreg is a quality brand restricted in Spain to the use of routes running over old railway lines All the Spanish Greenways are easily identified by their distinctive logo and signposting But the ldquoGreenwayrdquo concept goes much further The package also takes in the restoration of old stations which are being rehabilitated for the installation of related services and equipment Nearly 100 old railway stations have been restored as restaurants cafeacutes accommodation bicycle hire information centres small museums etc There are a host of possibilities from routes barely stretching for a few kilometres to urban trails and country tracks right up to itineraries of up to 200 kilometres All in all an original varied alternative for those who want to discover Spainrsquos rich landscapes and cultural sites in an easy environmentally friendly way

What are Viacuteas Verdes Greenways

ldquoViacuteas Verdesrdquo are old railway lines in disuse recovered as non-motorized routes for hikers and cyclists Of over 7600 km of disused railway lines that existed in Spain in 1993 nearly 2200 km have been converted into

113 Greenways running across Spain a number that is

growing every day They make an

attractive and sustainable

resource for the public to enjoy our natural environment and rich railway heritage Greenways make it easy to practice

active and healthy leisure

pursuits and encourage a

change of mentality in favour of sustainable

mobility The Greenways network is designed to make use of the railway lines on which they run offering maximum ease and comfort in their routes to ensure universal accessibility including those people with disabilities The ban on motorized traffic makes them very safe

Before going on a Greenway it is advisable to be well documented about the route in order to fully enjoy it detailed maps elevation maps surface types natural and historic attractions drinking fountains accommodation and restaurant serviceshellip This information is available in English on the FFE website at wwwviasverdescomen

And donrsquot forget to visit our ldquoTravel Guidesrdquo and watch our videos on YouTube

Further information

bull ldquoGuiacutea de Viacuteas Verdesrdquo Spanish Greenways Guide 3 vols published in Spanish by FFE with Anaya Touring

bull Official road map of Spain published by the Ministry of Infrastructures and Transport

bull Official map viewer (IGN National Geographic Institute) wwwign esCartoNaturaleza

bull Social networks Facebook Twitter

Visit Spain enjoy Viacuteas Verdes

In collaboration with

Con la colaboracioacuten del Instituto Geograacutefico Nacional (IGN)

y el Centro Nacional de Informacioacuten Geograacutefica (CNIG)

The development of Greenways extends beyond the Spanish frontiers In 1998 the European Greenways Association (EGWA) was created in Belgium and since 2009 the Secretariat and Executive Offices have been located in Madrid at the Spanish Railways Foundation (FFE) Currently more than 50 member organizations from 16 countries support the EGWA wwwaevv-egwaorg

Among the main promoters of the Greenways Programme are the Ministry for the Environment the principal investor in the development of infrastructures the Spanish Railway Foundation (FFE) responsible for the national coordination and promotion of the project and the Railway Infrastructure Manager-Adif The active involvement of Regions and Town Councils as well as the enthusiastic contribution of cycling associations ecological and cultural organizations have made it possible to set the programme in motion and give life to 2200 km of Greenways

ldquoVIacuteA VERDErdquoreg is a quality brand restricted in Spain to the use of routes running over old railway lines All the Spanish Greenways are easily identified by their distinctive logo and signposting But the ldquoGreenwayrdquo concept goes much further The package also takes in the restoration of old stations which are being rehabilitated for the installation of related services and equipment Nearly 100 old railway stations have been restored as restaurants cafeacutes accommodation bicycle hire information centres small museums etc There are a host of possibilities from routes barely stretching for a few kilometres to urban trails and country tracks right up to itineraries of up to 200 kilometres All in all an original varied alternative for those who want to discover Spainrsquos rich landscapes and cultural sites in an easy environmentally friendly way

What are Viacuteas Verdes Greenways

ldquoViacuteas Verdesrdquo are old railway lines in disuse recovered as non-motorized routes for hikers and cyclists Of over 7600 km of disused railway lines that existed in Spain in 1993 nearly 2200 km have been converted into

113 Greenways running across Spain a number that is

growing every day They make an

attractive and sustainable

resource for the public to enjoy our natural environment and rich railway heritage Greenways make it easy to practice

active and healthy leisure

pursuits and encourage a

change of mentality in favour of sustainable

mobility The Greenways network is designed to make use of the railway lines on which they run offering maximum ease and comfort in their routes to ensure universal accessibility including those people with disabilities The ban on motorized traffic makes them very safe

Before going on a Greenway it is advisable to be well documented about the route in order to fully enjoy it detailed maps elevation maps surface types natural and historic attractions drinking fountains accommodation and restaurant serviceshellip This information is available in English on the FFE website at wwwviasverdescomen

And donrsquot forget to visit our ldquoTravel Guidesrdquo and watch our videos on YouTube

Further information

bull ldquoGuiacutea de Viacuteas Verdesrdquo Spanish Greenways Guide 3 vols published in Spanish by FFE with Anaya Touring

bull Official road map of Spain published by the Ministry of Infrastructures and Transport

bull Official map viewer (IGN National Geographic Institute) wwwign esCartoNaturaleza

bull Social networks Facebook Twitter

Visit Spain enjoy Viacuteas Verdes

In collaboration with