Guided Hiking Immersion in Segura de La Sierra

Context The Natural Park of the Sierras de Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas is Spain's largest protected area and the second-largest natural reserve in Europe, spanning over 2,000 km² of forests, rivers, and mountain landscapes. From Segura de la Sierra, visitors access a landscape where the wind carries the scent of Mediterranean pine and the terrain blends ancient yew trees with carnivorous plants such as Drosera. The Experience Over a full weekend, you’ll walk guided trails that include iconic routes like the Río Borosa and the summit of Puntal de la Misa. Traverse wooden boardwalks above waterfalls, pass through natural tunnels, and listen to the calming sound of streams while discovering native flora and fauna. Staying in a mountain refuge with all meals included ensures a comfortable and deep immersion into the park’s natural rhythms. For Whom This activity is ideal for those with basic physical fitness seeking low-difficulty trails and a blend of nature and local culture. It’s also suitable for small to medium-sized groups interested in biodiversity and regional history. Not recommended for individuals with limited mobility or those seeking high-intensity physical challenges. Local Context Segura de la Sierra is a medieval village known for its castle and traditions such as trashumancia (seasonal transhumance). The local community maintains a close relationship with the park, actively supporting conservation and offering authentic gastronomic experiences using regional ingredients that enhance the visit.