Sierra de Cazorla. River Borosa. Jaén trekking routes
Sierra de Cazorla. River Borosa. Jaén trekking routes
Time: Four hours.
Two km. from the Centro de Interpretación, there is a wide track which
leads to the power station and which is the end of our walking tour.
The track runs parallel to the Borosa bank, which is the first important
tributary of the Guadalquivir river, with its luxuriant and exuberant scenery
surrounding us at all moments. The river Barosa runs in between steep banks through
the Cerrada de Elias, where the walls in some stretches are scarely separated by
2 metres.
Throughout the route we shall observe for a long while the steep walls oof the
Sierra de las Banderillas, which are of calcareous nature. From the power station,
the falls and bare fields along the river can be seen, a place where deer and
goats are to be found in search of pasture and water, abundant in this area.
Returning at an easy pace, we shall see a beautiful view of the valley and
the Truchas brock, a wild tributary river with the same name.
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Trekking Routes: River
Borosa, River
Linarejos-Cerrada de Utrera, Vadillo
de Castril-Valdeazores tarn, Vadillo
de Castril-Parador del Adelantado, Vadillo
de Castril-El Oso fountain, Cañada
de las Fuentes-Cabañas, Navas
de San Pedro-La Bolera, Puerto
Llano-Tiscar, River
Aguasmulas, Poblado
del Tranco-Fuente de los Cerezos, Pontones-River Segura, Orcera-Navalcaballo, Navalcaballo-Yelmo, Navalcaballo-Navalperal, Navalcaballo-Espino, River
Madera-River Segura, La
Toba-Calar del Cabo, Santiago
de la Espalda, Navalcaballo-River
Tus, Andujar-Nuestra
Señora Virgen de las Cabezas Sanctuary, Bailen-
Baths of la Encina, Huelma-Magina's
Peak, Mancha
Real-Pico Almaden, Cazorla
and Segura
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