Balutia Journal

Stories, landscapes, and memories from the land that gives us our name.

Articles from balutia journal

Balutia 2027: What's new

Balutia 2027: What’s new

This year, we’re moving CP3 from El Partenón de Don Benito to the Antigua Iglesia de Santa Ana, in Magacela. But if you want to see the Partenón, don’t worry, we’ll still be passing through there.

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olivar de sierra y de hilera

From Mountain Olive Groves to Row-Planted Fields

From the rugged hills of Sierra Morena to the ordered lines of Andalusia’s olive groves, this section of Balutia traces a quiet transition in the landscape. Wild mountain terrain धीरे gives way to cultivated fields, where centuries-old trees cling to steep slopes before opening into vast, geometric plantations.

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Ride with GPS and Balutia

Balutia will work with Ride with GPS as its official route planner, allowing us to design the route with a high level of detail, add key points of interest, and provide participants with a solid tool to plan, navigate, and understand the territory before and during the adventure.

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pico y balutia

PICO and Balutia

PICO joins Balutia as a collaborator for 2026, and that means a lot to us. PICO gels, besides being delicious, share much of Balutia’s identity: naturalness, spontaneity, and authenticity.

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