The River Elorz and its tributary, the River Sadar, flow to the south of the municipal district of Pamplona at the foot of the city’s plateau.
The walk, which is six-and-a-half kilometres long, forms a continuous route through the municipal district.
Work is currently being performed on the project to lend continuity to the riverside park along the River Sadar. Old industrial buildings that meant that the river had to be redirected have been demolished and the banks will soon be restored to join the university campuses by means of a natural corridor.
There is a 34-metre long footbridge over the River Elorz near the S.C.D. Echavacoiz, providing pedestrian communication between the banks of the river and solving the problems of height difference between the two sides in compliance with the law of architectural barriers.
The structure consists of two galvanised-steel cables with diameters of 64 mm secured to the foundations and a surface made of reinforced-concrete sheeting with built-in pins which secure the railings and also connect the prefabricated structure to the cable via a sliding joint.
