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This viewpoint is located about 600 meters outside the municipality of Santa Elena. It is worth looking out and getting a small sample of the beautiful Despeñaperros natural park. This gorge traced by the river of the same name is part of Sierra Morena and only has one population center: Santa Elena.

Charco del Negrillo, one of the most fascinating geological enclaves in the Sierra Morena de Jaén. Although difficult to access in its last 50 meters, but it is worth making an effort.

Also in clear relation with the agricultural past of the population, the flour mills were built fundamentally in colonial times, taking advantage of the fluvial courses.

The Mirador del Desfiladero is located in the municipality of Aldeaquemada, in the Cascada de la Cimbarra Natural Area.

This element is found in the town of Aldeaquemada, on the route that goes down from the so-called Plaza de Armas to the pool formed by the Cimbarra waterfall. It is an extraordinary mill since it is located in the middle of the hillside at a level very similar to that of the waterfall from which it was fed by a small channel dug into the rock.

A beautiful waterfall that has sculpted a beautiful natural lagoon at its feet, forming as a whole a spectacular point where it stops and rests a bit.

It is hard to get to it, wherever you go you always have a steep slope, but if you have a minimum of sensitivity you will be able to perceive the energy that flows from that ground that for generations witnessed skirmishes and various outcomes. Breathing that air, smelling, looking and thinking…makes some submerge in a different stage. It's definitely worth going up there and sitting in absolute silence and listening to nature! 😊

The ruins of Castro Ferral are considered to be of Almohad origin and it was a fundamental enclave during the famous battle of Las Navas de Tolosa, on June 16, 1212. The Christian armies, supported by Crusader knights, Templars and other military orders, took Castro Ferral in their advance towards the territories dominated by Muslim troops. Several days before the famous battle, the vanguard army under the command of Diego López de Haro arrived at Paso de la Losa, but the Arab troops were in an advantageous position. The Christians went up to the port of Muradal, protected by the fortress of Castro Ferral, and helped by the local shepherd Martín Halaja found a path in the mountains through Puerto del Rey and camped in an advantageous position in front of the Muslims in the Mesa del Rey. The rest is history.