Signposted circular route starting and ending at the Santerón Mountain Bike Centre, in Fence.

From there we took the provincial road CV-478 and we turned off onto the road that leads to the widest part of the Nogueral Ravine.
The route continues along the Vallonguillo Ravine, where the source of the same name.

We continue circling the Cabezo Massif and we crossed the N-420 through an underpass until reaching Cerezo Stream.
In the direction of the Loma del Royo, we ascend to the Cross of the Three Kingdoms, located at 1,560 meters altitude.

From there we returned to Cerezo Stream and we set off for Castielfabib, passing through the Corrales de la Nava, an old temporary settlement used during the wheat harvest.

In Castielfabib (1,310 m), the highest town in the region, stands out for its church-fortress dedicated to the Virgin of the Angels and its vernacular architecture.

Finally, we descend the port of El Mazarrón (1,222 m) and, after passing through Lower Tomb y Upper Tove, we return to Fence, starting point of the route.

The circular route R6 starts in Torrebaja on the VV-9101 regional road, continuing to Los Santos. From there, it ascends along the right bank of the Ebrón River. The route then heads towards Castielfabib; in this section, the Ebrón Valley narrows considerably, offering a view of Pico del Javalón in the distance. The route continues, crossing the Ebrón River to reach Cuesta del Rato. The continuous ups and downs lead into holm oak and pine forests. The Rodeno track is then taken. After Las Roturas, Camorrita, at 1,240 meters, is directly ahead. The descent crosses Lomas de Abril and Los Alcores. To the right are the Hoces del Val del Agua gorges, offering a unique panoramic view. The route passes through almond groves and pine forests until reaching Mas de Jacinto. From here, the Turia Route (R2) is taken back to Torrebaja.