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The first stop on the old road to the Sanctuary of the Virgin of the Head is where pilgrims rest and have a light lunch before continuing their journey. Here you'll find several watering troughs so the horses can quench their thirst during the approximately 20-kilometer trek from the city of Andújar. A small chapel has also been built where pilgrims can pray to the Virgin.

The hermitage of San Ginés is an important milestone for pilgrim walkers who make the journey from Andújar to the Sanctuary of the Virgen de la Cabeza, along what is known as the old road or bridle path. San Ginés is the place where there is a kind of hill that leaves Andújar behind in the view, to soon resume the views of the Jándula river valley. Walkers usually stop there to rest and regain strength. The hermitage and its surroundings were also rehabilitated a few years ago.

Las Vegas de Triana is one of the districts dependent on Andújar, and which were created as a colonization town where families from other areas stayed who, for various reasons, whether due to the construction of a swamp or lack of means of transportation, subsistence, the state provided them with housing to guarantee their livelihood. These constructions were carried out between approximately 1950 and 1960.

It is a hermitage of the same name and a resting place for pilgrims on the way up to the Sanctuary of the Virgin of the Head. From here a descent begins until the passage through the Jándula River.

You must bring hiking poles. The best time to go is from November to April.

Andújar is located in what is called La Campiña de Jaén and is located between the Sierra Morena and the Río Guadalquivir valley, with a history on its shoulders where it is beautiful to walk through its streets.

Small town close to one of the meanders of the Río Guadalquivir and located at the foot of the Sierra de Cardeña y Montoro Natural Park.

The Hermitage of San Ginés serves as an obligatory stop for pilgrims who make their way to the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Virgin of the Head, to regain strength. From there the descent begins to Lugar Nuevo and towards the Jándula River.