Sierra de Cazorla. Vadillo Castril - Valdeazores tarn. Jaén trekking routes
Sierra de Cazorla. Vadillo Castril - Valdeazores tarn. Jaén trekking routes
Time: Ten hours. The route should be made in two days.
We shall leave Vadillo town aong the road to Las Navas de San Pedro. Then we
shall crossa bridge over the river Guadalquivir, leaving Linarejos camping site
on our left until reaching some hills in an area wooded by pine trees and after
a soft descent we shall arrive at the Nava de Espino, and still downwards,
parallel to the Garganta´s brook, at the Nava de San Pedro, a country estate of great
beauty.
Fromo here we shall walk on round the Caballo´s hillock and at
approximately the km. nº 33 of this varied forest track, another forest track
branches off to the left parallel to Valdeazores brook among millenary pine trees.
This track leads to the Valdeazores tarn, rich in trouts, where the waters of
Infiernos and Aguas Negras´ brooks flow into. Round the tarn there is an
accessible and recommended track.
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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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