Pinar Negro Trail

It really is a route little used by hikers and cyclists because it is located at a lower level than the Hernán Perea Fields, and the landscape varies considerably.
In this area, the track (sometimes the path) often blends in with the environment and, except for the GPS, getting lost here is the most normal thing. In fact, I took the wrong path several times.
There is no water to refuel so it is advisable to bring plenty of water. Another physical characteristic is the landscape that differs from any of the nearby areas. The loose stones, rocks, color and vegetation give this site an almost unique peculiarity that, mixed with the sound of the wind, takes us to an absolutely surprising stage.

Recommended path for adventurers wanting to burn adrenaline.
It is a very steep path but beautiful and almost deserted. You have to be well prepared to ride a mountain bike around this place and I do not recommend using a gravel bike, as the loose rocks and those that stick out anchored to the ground make for a somewhat dangerous circuit. Another thing is the unevenness in the area, but the latter is acceptable for most.