カソルラの天然記念物・トップ20

El Gililloは標高1,847メートルの山頂で、測地基準点もあり、カソルラ・イ・セグラ自然公園の印象的なパノラマを楽しむことができます。自転車または徒歩で、小道を通ってアクセスできます。

Beautiful trail in a narrow canyon formed by the river.

Gilillo Peak, at 1,848 meters above sea level, is the highest point in the Sierra de Cazorla and one of the most spectacular hiking trails in the Sierras de Cazorla, Segura, and Las Villas Natural Park. From Gilillo Peak, you can enjoy panoramic views in all directions: The Guadalquivir Valley. The countryside of Jaén. Impressive mountain range reliefs. On clear days, you can even see the Sierra Nevada.

The "Cerrada" of the Castril River is an impressive ravine that has been formed over time. Using the walkways attached to the walls, visitors can take a tour high above the river, crossing a suspension bridge until they reach a gallery carved into the rock that leads to a beautiful natural balcony from which to admire the magnificent landscape.

It is really difficult to locate the source of the most important river in Andalusia and although the technicians have located it at this point, it is still surprising that it hardly has any water, as well as that it is exactly this precise place, because in the same way It could have been located in any other of the many tributaries with greater flow that pour their waters into the river bed, such as the Aguasmulas River or the Borosa River. For whatever reason, this source is dry for much of the year, but nevertheless it has better access than other places, perhaps this is the explanation.

The trail to Salto de los Órganos starts from the power station and is probably one of the most spectacular and challenging sections. After overcoming some steep slopes, to the left, from the Picón del Haza, a waterfall with a drop of more than 170 meters unfolds. The force of this waterfall is used by the hydroelectric plant.

This stretch of path is difficult to cycle because it runs through areas of hard rock and is designed for walking, but in any case it is worth seeing and enjoying.

The Cerrada (or Cerrá) path runs through a winding gorge broken by the patience of the Borosa River, in the Sierra de Cazorla.