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The main attraction of the route lies in the spectacular geomorphology of the massif, formed by conglomerates composed of a diverse range of blocks and boulders of varying sizes, known locally as "Las Roscas" (The Rings). The track that circles them is in excellent condition. Access to the base is possible. Be aware of any restrictions!

At the top of the Sierra de la Yerga is this antenna with a peak that has aerial views of the entire Rioja area and is located near the Hermitage of Santa María de Yerga

Good place to take a look at the Roscas crest.

Vilarroya is a small municipality in the Arnedo region, in the province of La Rioja and the autonomous community of La Rioja. It is one of the municipalities with the least population in all of Spain, with only five registered inhabitants. The depopulation of Vilarroya has been gradual throughout the 20th century, until the nearby coal mines were closed in the mid-1960s, which accelerated the process. Despite being a victim of depopulation, Vilarroya has the Association of Friends of Vilarroya, which, among other activities, paid for the restoration of the parish church of San Juan Bautista. The church has a single nave, four sections and a head. The first two sections are covered with edges, and the last two sections with a barrel vault. For its part, the head is covered with tiercerons. The tower, with three sections, was built by José Soriano, a resident of Autol, in 1714.

Remains of the oldest population settlements in La Rioja, located on the right bank of the Alhama river. The pelendones, a Celtiberian people, settled in Contrebia Leukade in the Iron Age and built a fortification, urbanizing the land and building their houses carved into the rock. Later, during the second half of the 4th century B.C. Different tribes arrived that expanded the town and reinforced it with a deep ditch dug into the rock and a wall that surrounded the entire city. This spectacular archaeological site can be toured with a guided tour. It is mandatory to book by phone (941 19 71 19) or by email (contrebialeucade@gmail.com).

Surprising Celtiberian site with a narrow but comfortable route (recommended to go with long pants and water). A guided visit lasts approximately two hours and for the same ticket price you can see the interpretation center.

Surprising Celtiberian site with a narrow but comfortable route (recommended to go with long pants and water). A guided visit lasts approximately two hours and for the same ticket price you can see the interpretation center.

The Las Roscas massif is a unique conglomerate rock formation that has been carved by hundreds of years of erosion that today give us a very picturesque landscape of inlets and outlets in the rock walls.