Motorcycle and car loop from Badajoz

From Badajoz (Extremadura) we calculate the twistiest round trip in three lengths, for motorcycle and car. It runs over paved country roads without motorways. Every figure comes from the calculated route.

The app calculates a loop from your location with the same method.

Kilometres
60.4km
Curves
95
Climbing
209m
Median radius
48m
Curves per 100 km
49.6
Map of the 60 km round trip from Badajoz Badajoz Villafranco del Guadiana Las Vaguadas La Pilara La Paz El Progreso Pardaleras La Banasta San Fernando Cerro de Reyes Start and finish

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Radius explorer

Move the cursor over a bar. The curves of that class light up on the map, with their km position.

Tightest radius per curve

65 curves sit at junctions and are left out of these figures, for example turns with a small radius.

Curve character

Of 60.4 km, 9.6 km run through curves. The rest is straight or a junction turn.

Tight
0.3 km, 0.5 %
radius under 60 m
Medium
4.0 km, 6.6 %
60 to 180 m
Wide
5.3 km, 8.8 %
180 to 400 m
Straights and junctions
50.5 km, 84.1 %

Key figures of the route

Tightest curve
At km 14.7: radius 21 m, left.
Longest curve passage
2 curves over 0.8 km, from km 51.7.
Densest curve stretch
16 curves over 10 km, from km 5.0. The quieter kilometres come before.
First free curve
At km 1.2. Before that, no curve away from junctions lies on the route.
Longest climb
9.1 km with 51 m of ascent, from km 24.7 on Avenida Felipe Trigo. Average gradient 0.6 %.

Elevation profile

From 168 m to 230 m. 209 m up, 212 m down.

Drag a finger or the cursor along the profile. The map shows the spot.

High: km 15.8: 230 m Low: km 23.4: 173 m High: km 33.9: 227 m Low: km 42.8: 173 m High: km 51.3: 210 m Low: km 57.6: 179 m

Turning points

  • High km 15.8: 230 m
  • Low km 23.4: 173 m
  • High km 33.9: 227 m
  • Low km 42.8: 173 m
  • High km 51.3: 210 m
  • Low km 57.6: 179 m

Compared with the standard loop

The reference is the fastest round trip with the same start, heading and circle radius.

Compared with the standard loop Twisty loop Standard loop
Kilometres60.462.5
Curves3020
Curves per 100 km49.632.0
Motorway0.0 km0.0 km

1.6 times as many curves per 100 km as the standard loop.

Among the cities

Rank 64 of 65 cities in Spain. Median 157.1 curves per 100 km, Badajoz sits at 61.6.

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All lengths from Badajoz

Every length in both directions. The curve column shows the count away from junctions first, then the total.

Length Direction Kilometres Curves Curves per 100 km Median radius Climbing
60 km Outbound 60.4 km 30 / 95 49.6 48 m 209 m
60 km Reverse 60.4 km 35 / 95 57.9 51 m 196 m
120 km Outbound 131.9 km 102 / 156 77.4 63 m 440 m
120 km Reverse 131.9 km 104 / 160 78.9 63 m 456 m
200 km Outbound 211.6 km 122 / 197 57.7 94 m 1464 m
200 km Reverse 211.6 km 118 / 196 55.8 88 m 1459 m

Every curve with its position

30 curves away from junctions, with km position, tightest radius and road.

km Radius Road
1.2174 mRonda de Circunvalación Reina Sofía
3.635 m
3.955 m
5.038 m
5.246 m
6.732 m
6.832 m
8.148 m
8.248 m
8.3128 m
9.375 mAvenida de la Independencia
9.475 mAvenida de la Independencia
11.673 m
11.745 m
11.948 m
13.0142 m
14.255 m
14.751 m
14.721 m
16.929 m
17.241 m
17.998 m
18.1109 m
18.245 m
33.745 mCampofrío
42.929 mBA-11/N-432
43.982 mAvenida Pablo Neruda
51.745 m
52.145 m
59.351 mAvenida Fernando Calzadilla

How it was measured

  • Route: a round trip from Badajoz, calculated on road data from 3 Jul 2026. Of several possible loops of the same length we show the one with the most rideable curves. Motorways are excluded.
  • Vehicle: The route is calculated for a motorcycle and runs on paved roads. A car can drive it too. On narrow stretches a car route can differ in detail.
  • Curve: a turn in one direction of at least 35 degrees. The DriveBattle app counts the same way.
  • Radius: the tightest curve radius inside the curve. Turns at junctions are flagged and do not count towards radius, tightest curve or passage.
  • Elevation: ground height along the route, smoothed over about 450 m. A climb counts from a 5 m height difference.
  • Calculated on 5 Oct 2026. The figures describe this route. The state of the road on the day you ride can differ.

Calculated on 5 Oct 2026

Questions about the round trip

How long is the round trip from Badajoz?

There are three lengths: 60, 120, 200 km. The calculated routes measure 60.4, 131.9, 211.6 km.

Can I drive the round trip by car?

Yes. The route runs over paved country roads without motorways and can be driven by car and motorcycle. It is calculated for a motorcycle, so on very narrow stretches a car route can differ in detail.

How many curves does the round trip from Badajoz have?

On 120 km we count 156 curves, 102 of them away from junctions. That is 77.4 free curves per 100 km.

How tight is the tightest curve?

On 120 km the tightest radius is 26 m, at km 20.2. The median radius of all curves is 63 m.

How much climbing does the route have?

On 120 km it is 440 m of ascent. The highest point is 346 m, the lowest 168 m.

Can I ride this round trip with the app?

Yes. The round-trip generator in the DriveBattle app calculates loops from your location with the same method.

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