Updated on 2025/03/21
Delika Green Road
Description
The tour begins in the parking lot at the entrance to the town. The floor, mostly flat, is paved from the parking lot to a metal fence that marks the entrance and beginning of the Green Way to Delika.
The pavement is quite regular with certain outings, such as the baden. In this stretch, we will cross the village. After the metal fence, you have to cross a little slope, there would be no problem with electric chairs, no electric motor chairs, better with the help of third parties.
After walking 300 feet on a concrete floor, we reach the Delika Horse Well from the fence. At this point, the floor goes from being paved to being made up of compacted trash. The track is wide, it can have a wheelchair and a baby chair.
For access to the viewpoint of the Horse Well, wheelchairs are recommended with the help of third parties. On the left there are stairs and on the right there is a dirt road.
The route ends at the Zalborondo Bridge, from where it follows a wide mountain track, with wheelchair access completely inaccessible.
Although it is a short journey, the views are spectacular, and you can enjoy waterfalls, Atlantic forests, canyons, etc. For all these reasons and more, this environment is part of a protected natural space classified as a Special Conservation Area (ZEC) within the Natura 2000 network
Highlight
- Waterfalls
- Landscape and cultural wealth
- Cannons
- The river forest
How to get here
By car from Bilbao: AP-68 direction Vitoria, exit 3 sense Llodio, then BI-4516 direction Laudio-Orduña
Trains: Line 3 (C3) of the Renfe Suburbs connects Orduña with the Abando station in Bilbao.
From Orduña to Delika by private transport.
Buses: Check the Bizkaibus website
Route
Delika (Biscay)Section 1
From the parking lot in Delika to the Zalborondo Bridge
Suitable for people with reduced mobility (PRM)
The tour begins in the parking lot at the entrance to the town. The floor, mostly flat, is paved from the parking lot to a metal fence that marks the entrance and beginning of the Green Way to Delika.
The pavement is quite regular with certain outings, such as the baden. In this stretch, we will cross the village. After the metal fence, you have to cross a little slope, there would be no problem with electric chairs, no electric motor chairs, better with the help of third parties.
After walking 300 feet on a concrete floor, we reach the Delika Horse Well from the fence. At this point, the floor goes from being paved to being made up of compacted trash. The track is wide, it can have a wheelchair and a baby chair.
For access to the viewpoint of the Horse Well, wheelchairs are recommended with the help of third parties. On the left there are stairs and on the right there is a dirt road.
The route ends at the Zalborondo Bridge, from where it follows a wide mountain track, with wheelchair access completely inaccessible.
Although it is a short journey, the views are spectacular, and you can enjoy waterfalls, Atlantic forests, canyons, etc. For all these reasons and more, this environment is part of a protected natural space classified as a Special Conservation Area (ZEC) within the Natura 2000 network
Description of the section and its accessibility level
- Section length
- 2,00 km
- Pavement
- Cement, asphalt and compact zagor
- Obstacles
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- A slight upward slope as we pass the barrier that marks the start of the journey
- The floor of the viewpoint of the Nicole Horse Well is tramex. Access can be made from wooden and ground stairs or irregular land and mud.
- Firm cement pavement with gravel and gravel
- When it rains, puddles and mud can form
Equipment for receiving the external resource on the section
- Is there reception equipment on the section?
- No
Outdoor space: Parking areas and access to equipment
- Are the access slopes suitable for people with reduced mobility?
- No
- Are there railings and/or handrails?
- No
Indoor space: General features
- Are the access slopes suitable for people with reduced mobility?
- No
Personal care area
- Are there personnel trained in accessibility in the facilities?
- No
Rest zone
- Is there a rest area at the reception?
- No
Store
- Is there one or more stores at the reception?
- No
Children’s area
- Is there a children’s area at the reception?
- No
Exhibition room
- Is there an exhibition room at the reception?
- No
Exhibition Hall
- Is there an exhibition hall at the reception?
- No
Interpretive equipment
- Are there trails on the section?
- Yes
Access
- Is there lighting at night?
- Yes
- Minimum accessible connection between parking spaces, if any, the start of the obstacle-free trail
- Yes
- Is there an adequate slope to allow circulation without assistance, with personal assistance or with technical assistance?
- No
- Parking spaces reserved for vehicles used to transport disabled people according to current regulations. At least 5% of the total spaces
- No
- Parking signage, if any, with the International Accessibility Symbol on the floor and/or on walls
- Yes
- Informative poster at the start of the trail indicating the length, route, difficulty, duration and slopes by sections
- No
Itinerary
- Vertical start signage
- Yes
- Vertical signage type
- Signage read
- Compact, non-slip and with no projections along their entire length, allowing wheelchair transit
- Cement, asphalt and compact zagor
- 2 m. paved trails with non-deformable and non-slip material, with a different texture and different from the rest
- No
- The route is more than 150cm wide, with occasional narrowings of 90cm
- Yes
- Minimum clearance height of 220 cm
- Yes
- Rest areas
- Yes
- Urban furniture (fountains, dispensers...) arranged along the pedestrian route to provide sound orientation
- No
- End vertical signage
- Signage read
- Islands with a minimum width of 150 cm to facilitate two wheelchairs passing each other
- Yes
- Is there an adequate slope to allow circulation without assistance, with personal assistance or with technical assistance?
- No
- Tree branches do not obstruct the route at below 2.20 m
- Yes
- Ramps, bridges and walkways with more than 50cm of unevenness, 90cm handrails and with handrails at two heights: 65-75 cm and 95-105 cm
- No
- Route length dimensions and time
- 2 Km
Cycle touring lane
- Does the section have a cycle touring lane?
- No
Lookout and observatory
- Is there a lookout or observatory on the section?
- Yes
- Accessible connection from the parking, if there is one, to the premises, adapted to current regulations. Unobstructed area with a minimum width of 90 cm, an unobstructed height of 220 cm and a compact floor which allows for wheelchair access
- No
- Parking spaces reserved for vehicles used to transport disabled people according to current regulations. At least 5% of the total spaces
- No
- Parking signage, if any, with the International Accessibility Symbol on the floor and/or on walls
- Yes
- Height of interpretive panel between 45 and 195 cm
- Yes
- Route length dimensions and time
- 1,2
Educational Facilities
Nature classroom
- Is there a nature classroom on this section?
- No
Recreational facilities
- Is there a recreational area on this section?
- No
Access
- Is there an adequate slope to allow circulation without assistance, with personal assistance or with technical assistance?
- No
Beaches
- Is there a beach on this section?
- No
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