A walk through the vineyards of Rioja Alavesa
The Cuadrilla of Laguardia-Rioja Alavesa has organised circular walks through different municipalities and areas of Rioja Alavesa that will allow us to enjoy the landscapes of the area, highlighting the natural wealth of the region at a time when our vineyards are tinged with red and ochre.
On 21 November, the walk will start and finish in Kripan, passing through his well-known birthplace Iturburua and enjoying the beech forest in autumn before returning to Kripan. It will be 8.5 km, of 'easy' grade, with 280 metres of difference in altitude.
The next walk will take place on 19 December, starting and finishing in Moreda, we will approach Labraza with 11.8 km, an easy level of difficulty and 290 metres of ascent.
To register you can call 945 60 02 52, send a WhatsApp message to 659 46 26 31 or email claguardia.aitor@ayto.araba.eus.
Lots of local Rioja Alavesa products will be raffled among the participants in the routes.
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