· National
· GR 249
Hard
Alameda - Fuente de Piedra
📏
18.2 km
Distance
⏱
4h 32min
Est. duration
⛰
Hard
Difficulty
➡
Linear
Route type
Alameda - Fuente de Piedra is a 18.2 km National Hiking hiking trail covering an interesting stretch of countryside.
At 18.2 km, this is a solid full-day hike. At an average walking pace you can expect to complete the route in roughly 4 hours and 2 minutes.
As a linear trail, this route has distinct start and end points. Return transport is worth arranging in advance unless you plan to walk back the same way. Follow the GR 249 waymarkers throughout to stay on the official trail line.
As a National Walking Network (NWN) trail, this route represents a nationally recognised hiking corridor. Infrastructure and waymarking are maintained at a high standard.
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Waypoints
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Start
· Alameda
B
Finish
· Fuente de Piedra
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the total distance of Alameda - Fuente de Piedra?
The total distance of Alameda - Fuente de Piedra is 18.2 km.
What is the estimated walking time for Alameda - Fuente de Piedra?
The estimated walking time for Alameda - Fuente de Piedra is approximately 4h 32min.
Is Alameda - Fuente de Piedra a loop trail?
No, Alameda - Fuente de Piedra is a linear (point-to-point) trail. It runs from Alameda to Fuente de Piedra. Plan ahead for return transport.
What is the starting point of Alameda - Fuente de Piedra?
The starting point of Alameda - Fuente de Piedra is Alameda.
What fitness level is needed for Alameda - Fuente de Piedra?
Alameda - Fuente de Piedra is rated hard. Prior hiking experience and solid fitness are required.
Is Alameda - Fuente de Piedra part of a larger trail network?
Yes, Alameda - Fuente de Piedra is part of the National Walking Network (NWN), connecting this route to a wider network of long-distance hiking trails.