エンバルスデトランコデビーズの湖・トップ6

This trail could be considered one of the most complete because it contains tracks, paths, and climbs with loose stones. For having, it even has muddy areas when it rains. It runs parallel to the swamp for several kilometres.

The Tranco De Beas reservoir is located on the Guadalquivir river in the center of the Sierra de Castril Natural Park. The reservoir has a hydroelectric dam that supplies the grid with sustainable energy.

Panoramic views of the Tranco de Beas reservoir and its homonymous dam. You can also see views of the hills that surround this reservoir along the way.

Path is partly in bad condition. You have to walk for a while. Not recommended if you want to cycle smoothly.

The Cabeza de la Viña Viewpoint is located in the Tranco reservoir, on the peak of the Cabeza de la Viña Island, center of the Bujaraiza Reserve Area. It can only be accessed on foot when the waters of the reservoir are low, since the Island is isolated by the waters most of the year, times when it can be reached by boat without a motor. Once on the Island you have to climb to its summit; there is a forest track that surrounds the island and ascends to a maximum point of 832 m, in the Collado between the Island and Mount Cabeza de la Viña, from where it is accessed by a path.

The Isla Cabeza de la Viña viewpoint is located in the Tranco reservoir, within the Bujaraiza reserve area. Although it was quite dry when I was there, it is an incredible area.

It is a track in good condition that runs along the edge of the Tranco reservoir. Ideal for a stop at the river beaches and take a dip.