ブリエバデカメロスの天然記念物・トップ3

From above you have a fantastic view of the surrounding landscape.

Singular tree of the CCAA, quite deteriorated but enduring the passing of the years.

The port of Peña Hincada has good asphalt and horizontal signage. It is a road with little vehicle traffic. Shadows abound up to Brieva to disappear from that core to the top, totally stark in its most demanding part. Be very careful if it is done in winter, check the weather beforehand.

This mostajo or rowan is located a few meters from a path that runs through the Sierra de la Demanda. Rowans are small trees that rarely reach fifteen meters in height. However, this is a rowan tree to be highlighted, probably one of the largest known specimens from the Peninsula and surely one of the longest-lived.

The port of Canto Hincado (also called Peña Hincada) owes its name to the menhir found there. In case of need, we have the Peñahincada refuge 200 meters to the west and another refuge, Cantohincada, a couple of kilometers to the east.

Mountain port that reaches more than 1400 meters high and where it is one of the most legendary ports in the province of Logroño. It connects the towns of Brieva with the center of Ortigosa.

A small town, but with good tourist services, in the area of Los Cameros and northwest of the González Lacasa reservoir.

Beautiful Rioja town nestled in the gorge of the Najerilla River and governed by imposing sandstone cliffs. It consists of several neighborhoods distributed on both sides of the ravine and joined by the imposing bridge of Madre de Dios, which rises 30 meters above the stream with a single arch with a span of 12 meters. Anguiano is also known for its noble houses, buildings built in masonry and ashlar masonry with the coats of arms of the influential families that inhabited them. The oldest folk festival in La Rioja, the stilt dance, is also celebrated here. Eight young people from the town walk down a cobbled slope on 50-centimeter stilts and dressed in wide skirts that swell with the circular dance downhill.