The first part of the climb is easy to follow, there are meadows and clearings between the trees, then cliffs and stony areas appear and it is better to walk around the mountain to the north and reach the eastern slope of the Castillo de Vinuesa. The summit is an elongated north/south massif and the main summit is some rocky turrets on the south side, you have to follow the paths that skirt the east face and at the end the cliff appears where the summit sculpture is. The views are magnificent and the top has a particular sensation of vertigo surrounded by small precipices. The Sierra de la Demanda, the Picos de Urbión, the Sierra Cebollera, the Cameros and the rest of the massifs of the central sector of the Iberian System stand out on all sides. The trail descends from the summit in the same place, skirts the mountain again and enters the main path that runs along the mountain range, between the port of Santa Inés and the summit of Pico Cebollera.
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