ブージャスの天然記念物・トップ4

More than a refuge, it is a hostel, located in the Burete mountain range.

This detour is more technical in sections than the other detour I posted that is closer to Bullas. This detour joins up with but is tougher that the easy one, expecially where you cross the small stream. It is also more hilly with steeper gradients (up to 14%) but only short sections. MTB'ers can combine the two and create a bigger detour from the V.V. which is much more interestsing and scenic.

The Salto del Usero area is one of the most beautiful natural spaces in Murcia. It is located in the municipality of Bullas, on the northwest slope of the Castellar hill, through which the waters of the Mula river pass. This spectacular corner is worth visiting at any time of the year, but especially during the summer and the night of San Juan, when the traditional Bajada de la Mora is celebrated. If you have the opportunity to visit it, you will enjoy waterfalls, natural baths and a stunning natural environment. Do not miss it! 🌿🌊

El Salto del Usero is a small oasis of water and natural beauty located in the Region of Murcia, specifically in the municipality of Bullas. This unique geological site is considered one of the most beautiful natural spaces in the region. This natural corner offers a special atmosphere created by water, vegetation and erosive processes. I hope you enjoy this wonder in the Region of Murcia! 🌿🏞️

Beautiful piece of pure nature. Steep descent down stairs. Please note, in the summer months you often have to make a reservation due to crowds. On the internet you can easily find the site and make a reservation if necessary.

Peak belonging to the Sierra de Pedro Ponce with an altitude of just over 1,500 m above sea level. Very good climb for gravel bike.

The old forest refuge of Coto Real (Cehegín) has been rehabilitated and is now a bioclimatic building built with, in part, native wood and marble from the area. The old Arab roof tiles of the original shelter have been preserved. This refuge is located within a protection zone for birds (among them the booted eagle, the short-toed eagle, the eagle owl, the goshawk and the sparrow hawk) and the electricity supply has been carried out through an underground line so as not to harm these protected bird species. The refuge is located in the most mountainous area of the region and is surrounded by forests of Aleppo pine and Kermes oak. You will also find rosemary, juniper, rockrose, thyme, esparto grass and other plant species. In spring, you may be lucky enough to spot up to ten species of orchids, some of them endemic to this area.

The top of Cerro de la Selva offers stunning views in all directions. You will be able to see the landscapes of the regions of the Mula River and the Guadalentín Valley in all its splendor. Make sure you wear good shoes and plenty of water for the whole journey!