Leash and close control
The greenway is shared by cyclists and walkers. Keeping your dog close avoids risky crossings and sudden moves.
A realistic planning page: choose the right section, control heat exposure, and keep the ride safe for everyone.
The greenway is shared by cyclists and walkers. Keeping your dog close avoids risky crossings and sudden moves.
Carry water and a collapsible bowl. Frequent short breaks are better than one long non-stop effort.
In warm months, start early and avoid midday heat. Steady easy pace works better than pushing distance.
Do not approach wildlife zones, livestock or fenced areas. Distance is part of safe riding etiquette.
Best starter section
Balanced distance, smooth surface and easy pacing.
Good option
Very scenic but longer. Better if your dog already handles extended rides.
Condition-based
Quieter and natural, but needs stronger endurance.
Yes. It is common, as long as you adapt section length, pace and weather exposure to your dog.
Tunon to Proaza is usually the safest first section for dog-friendly rides.
Only if conditions are mild and your dog is fit enough. Alternate gentle effort with regular breaks.