Tracking Challenge in Segura de la Sierra, Natural Park of Cazorla

Context The tracking challenge takes place in the Mediterranean woodland of the Natural Park of Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas—the largest protected area in Spain, spanning over 200,000 hectares of rich biodiversity. The route follows forest trails through natural terrain where fresh air carries the scents of pine and thyme.

The Experience Participants work in teams to follow natural signs and clues, completing tasks that test observation skills and precision. Guided by expert monitors, you’ll use specialized technical equipment to interpret tracks and environmental signals while moving through typical park vegetation and listening to the wind rustling through the leaves.

For Whom This activity is ideal for groups of friends, families with children, and school groups seeking an outdoor adventure with low physical difficulty and strong educational value. It is not suitable for people with limited mobility or those preferring high-intensity physical activities.

Local Context Segura de la Sierra, with its nearby medieval castle, is a village that continues to honor its long-standing tradition of living in harmony with the forest. Local, knowledgeable monitors share the ecological and cultural significance of the park throughout the challenge.