Highlights
- • Spain's largest protected area
- • Exceptional hiking trails
- • Unique biodiversity
- • Picturesque landscapes
- • Haven for endemic species
description
The Parque Natural de la Sierra de Cazorla is Spain's largest protected area, renowned for its biodiversity and hiking trails. Its landscapes, seemingly painted by an artist's hand, provide a haven for endemic species and an immersive nature experience. Here, the fresh air caresses the skin as trails wind through mountains and valleys, revealing secrets of local flora and fauna. A destination that…
The Parque Natural de la Sierra de Cazorla is Spain's largest protected area, renowned for its biodiversity and hiking trails. Its landscapes, seemingly painted by an artist's hand, provide a haven for endemic species and an immersive nature experience. Here, the fresh air caresses the skin as trails wind through mountains and valleys, revealing secrets of local flora and fauna. A destination that invites contemplation and discovery, where every step is a lesson from nature.
Location
Guide - Parque Natural de la Sierra de Cazorla
How to get there
Information on how to get to the region
To reach the Sierra de Cazorla Natural Park, you can take the A-319 road from Cazorla, which leads directly into the heart of the park. If traveling by public transport, there are buses from Jaén to Cazorla, and from there you can take a taxi or a local bus to the park.
Area Information
General information about the area
The park has several visitor centers, such as Torre del Vinagre, offering exhibitions on local fauna and flora. There are numerous well-marked trails for all difficulty levels.
Geography
Geography and terrain characteristics
Sierra de Cazorla is characterized by rugged mountains, deep valleys, and clear rivers. Located in the province of Jaén, it is part of the Subbética mountain range and reaches altitudes of up to 2,107 meters at Pico Empanadas.
Flora & Fauna
Flora and fauna of the region
The park's biodiversity is remarkable, with species such as deer, mouflon, and golden eagle. The flora includes pine and oak forests, which bloom especially in spring.
What is the best hiking trail for beginners?
The Río Borosa trail is ideal for beginners, offering stunning landscapes and a well-marked path.
Is camping allowed in the park?
Camping is allowed only in designated areas, such as official campsites within the park.
Are guides available for tours?
Yes, local guides are available offering organized excursions and guided tours.