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Bonales Oriental is one of the most outstanding peaks of the Sierra de Tentudía, located in Calera de León. It is an ideal route for hiking lovers looking to enjoy nature and spectacular views.

Arroyomolinos de León is a town nestled in the Sierra de Aracena y Picos de Aroche Natural Park with just under 1,000 inhabitants. In its municipal term is Mount Bonales, which with 1055 meters above sea level is the highest prominence in the province of Huelva.

We are in the beautiful natural environment that surrounds the Monastery of Tentudía, where the beautiful Mudejar cloister stands out especially. The views from the top of Alto de Tentudía are impressive, offering a panoramic view of the region and its landscapes of meadows and mountains typical of the south of Badajoz. According to legend, in the 13th century during a battle against the Arabs, the master of the Order of Santiago, Pelay Pérez Correa, cried out to the Virgin shouting: "Holy Mary, stop your day" when he saw that night was approaching and the victory was not assured. It is said that the sun stopped on the horizon allowing the Christian troops to win. As thanks, the master ordered the construction of a temple dedicated to Santa María de Tentudía. At the end of the visit we can go to the bar where we can eat or drink while enjoying the scenery.

Near Cabeza de la Vaca we will come across these concrete ramps that await us with a good unevenness. Do you dare to climb them?

Near the Puerto de la Media Legua located at 912 meters above sea level, we find the picturesque and traditional path of Valdezurrones. An ideal space for lovers of mountain biking, gravel or hiking.

Arroyomolinos de León is certified as a Starlight Reserve Tourist Destination, thanks to its low light pollution. In addition, it has the only paragliding takeoff runway in the province of Huelva.

Mount Bonales (also known as Cerro Bonales or Cumbre Bonales) is, at 1,055 meters, the highest elevation in the Spanish province of Huelva. A fantastic tour of the natural park, enjoying cork oaks, holm oaks, oaks, meadows, and enjoying its flora and fauna.

The legend about the Tentudía Monastery has its origin in the 13th century, during the Reconquest, when the monarch Fernando III El Santo commissioned the master Pelay Pérez Correa, of the Order of Santiago, to take the mountains of the Tentudía region from the Saracens. .