During this stage, the route passes through the village of Lacorzana (currently private
property), where the famous Tower of the Hurtado de Mendoza family is located. Located on
the banks of the river Zadorra, this tower was built for the defence and control of
passengers, but over the years it has been modified with battlements and walls.
Recommendation Pilgrim
This is an easy stage that presents no problems for pilgrims on bikes or for pilgrims with
disabilities, it is time to enjoy the scenery.
Route
Itinerary
Km 0 ‧ La Puebla de Arganzón
We leave in the direction of the N-I along a road parallel to the railway tracks, this
will lead us to the Burgueta crossroads, and after passing the dual carriageway we will
approach the village. After passing the village, we take a path on the right to later
reach Estavillo.
We continue along the road through Armiñón to cross the medieval bridge of Zadorra and
follow the royal road to Madrid. We quickly leave the latter road to pass over some
bridges and tunnels on the N-1, AP-I, Railway and Ebro motorway.
Km 17,7 ‧ Miranda
All these routes will take us to the villages of Ribaguda and Lacorzana, where we follow
the lake to reach Miranda, the end of our stage.
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