Archery in the Iruelas Valley, El Tiemblo

Context The Iruelas Valley, located on the right bank of the Alberche River, is a protected natural area within the Central Mountain Range of Spain. This region features a Mediterranean forest and is home to the endangered griffon vulture, making it a vital sanctuary for raptors. The area offers an ideal setting for outdoor activities that combine sport and nature, with well-marked trails and recreational zones designed for visitors. ">">The Experience During a one-hour session, you'll learn to handle recurve and compound bows under the supervision of an experienced guide. You'll practice shooting at targets placed between 10 and 30 meters away, all while surrounded by the gentle rustle of wind through trees and the calls of birds of prey. Small group sizes ensure personalized attention, helping you improve accuracy and technique over time. ">For Whom This activity is suitable for families with children from age 7, beginners in archery, and nature lovers seeking a low-impact outdoor experience. It is not recommended for individuals with attention difficulties or physical limitations that prevent safe handling of a bow. ">Local Context The Iruelas Valley serves as a refuge for raptors and reflects local community values around environmental conservation. The activity follows park regulations, especially during breeding seasons, to minimize disturbance and promote a mindful, respectful connection with nature.