The ‘Vía Verde del Tarazonica’, ideal for both walkers and cyclists, starts in the monumental city of Tudela (south of Navarre) and runs for 22 kilometres through gentle and pleasant landscape. The route takes us through the market gardens along the banks of the river Ebro as far as imposing Mount Moncayo in Aragón. This mountain’s 2,315-metre-high peak overlooks the plain of the Ebro and watches as we approach the interesting town of Tarazona at the end of the route.      The Vía Verde del Tarazonica runs along the old railway line that used to link Tudela (Navarre) with Tarazona (Aragón). The route, which is quite gentle, has a good surface and is well signposted for both walkers and cyclists. Along the route you can enjoy a gently rolling landscape running through the area of the river Queiles, cereal fields and the foothills of Mount Moncayo.