20의 류트가지 명소 & 주요 장소

An easy tour through the olive groves. We headed north, a total of 40 km round trip. We were traveling in a motorhome and parked at a motorhome parking lot in Cabra.

Very beautifully designed train station

The Fuente del Río in Cabra, is a picturesque natural park considered the origin of the Río Cabra. The park combines the natural beauty of a karst spring with landscaped gardens and a diverse tree landscape. It was declared a “Sitio de Interés Natural” in 1929 and today offers recreational areas and picnic areas for visitors. The spring rises at the foot of the Sierra de Cabra, an area with high rainfall and calcareous rock that leads to the formation of such karst springs. The water flows through a series of waterfalls and artificial springs and supplies the entire municipality. The Fuente del Río is part of the “Ruta del Agua” in the Subbética Cordobesa and offers a harmonious interplay of nature and human design. The park is a popular place for locals and visitors who want to enjoy the tranquility and beauty of this unique place. A visit to the Fuente del Río offers the opportunity to experience the natural beauty of the region and explore the origins of the Río Cabra.

Today, the restaurant "El Tren" is located in the former Cabra train station. There is a hostel attached, offering shared rooms with bunk beds at reasonable prices. Cabra train station was inaugurated in 1893 as part of the narrow-gauge railway line that connected Puente Genil with Linares. Even then, the station was an important meeting point for the community. Over time, the introduction of new means of transport and the modernization of the railway infrastructure led to the closure of the line in 1965. The station building remains a symbol of Cabra's history to this day.

A natural area where the Cabra River is born. A natural spring surrounded by vegetation that transmits peace and tranquility. Highly recommended for a break on the route.

Cabra station still has what used to be an old steam locomotive that was used in the past, where the greenway is currently located.

Through the disused Subbética railway lines, previously used by the oil train, you can tour the interior of Andalusia on cycling and hiking itineraries. The beautiful landscapes of the Sierras Subbéticas Natural Park mix appropriately with the preserved railway architecture, made up of four viaducts, five stations, a 139 m tunnel, thirteen residential buildings distributed among level crossing boxes (road intersections). , workers' boxes and railway houses, all of them being in different states of conservation. In addition, there are a total of six rest areas that are made up of benches, bench-tables, litter bins and bike racks.

A poljé is a large, elongated, flat valley-shaped depression in an area of karst rock. It is formed after a subsidence of the land in which water often stagnates seasonally. In this case, the Bailón river has produced a drainage of it, and in 2012 a pónor also arose through which the poljé drainage also occurs.