Context
The Cazorla, Segura and las Villas Natural Park is Spain's largest protected area and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Its well-marked trails wind through pine and riverside forests, with a moderate elevation gain ranging from 341 to 448 meters, making it perfect for accessible walks. The scent of thyme and pine drifts on the breeze, while the constant sound of flowing water accompanies the journey.
The Experience
During the guided hike, you’ll walk on clearly marked trails equipped with handrails and wooden footbridges. You’ll pass natural springs like the Fuente de la Glorieta, waterfalls such as the Malena Falls, and historical ruins including the Castillo de la Yedra. The cool shade of the pines and the refreshing chill of the streams provide a welcome break along the trail, while you observe golden eagles and deer in their natural habitat.
For Whom
This activity is ideal for families with children over 10 years old, individuals with moderate physical ability, and nature or cultural heritage enthusiasts. It is not recommended for those with limited mobility unless adapted equipment is available, or for those seeking high-difficulty routes.
Local Context
The Sierra de Cazorla is home to communities that continue traditional practices such as transhumance and the preservation of the Mediterranean forest. Local guides share stories about the region’s wildlife and cultural heritage, offering an authentic and respectful connection to the landscape.
