シエラスデルノルデステでののおすすめグラベルライド

El Refugio de Cañada Rincónは、Sierras de Cazorla、Segura y Las Villas自然公園内、Campos Hernán Perea（Jaén）地域にある標高1700mの地点に位置する、サイクリストやハイカー向けの基本的な避難小屋です。約6名収容可能で、暖炉があり、トレイルからアクセスできます。

The trail continues in good condition, with its technical sections. On the way up, I needed to put my foot down three times: on the step between two stones to protect the gearshift, just before and on the wooden staircase, and in a small ravine that had swallowed up half the trail. On the way down, everything seems easier; the push is automatic, and sometimes there's no time to stop—zero feet on the ground and alive!!! Ha, ha, ha...

A year later, and in similar condition. There are a couple of broken windows (they look like they were cracked by a rock, I imagine by the same idiot who wrote his name on the wall) :( But they do their job.

Last year in August (2024) it was brimming with energy and enthusiasm, but this year (2025) it's dry again. There's water, but it doesn't even fill half the pool. The water filters a few meters down, into Fuente Segura de Abajo.

The pine tree is estimated to be around 500 years old and about 40 meters tall. From the trail, it doesn't look so large, but as you get closer (now via some stairs made of logs), you realize its true size.

They're working with heavy machinery, much more compactly and with less loose stones than last year, but it rained yesterday and there are some muddy sections. Despite everything, I was still able to complete the entire stretch without putting a foot on the ground.

The rich landscape of this municipality, and its plant heritage, make it one of the most interesting for nature lovers, who can lose themselves among the streams and creeks that run through its area, such as the Arroyo de Fuente del Tejo, or climb the Picos de La Sagra and El Padrón, from where they can delight in the view of the entire Guadalimar Valley.

The rich landscape of this municipality, and its plant heritage, make it one of the most interesting for nature lovers, who can lose themselves among the streams and creeks that run through its area, such as the Arroyo de Fuente del Tejo, or climb the Picos de La Sagra and El Padrón, from where they can delight in the view of the entire Guadalimar Valley.