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The Cueva del Agua in Santiago-Pontones is an impressive karst formation located in the Sierra de Segura, in Jaén. This cave is known for its natural beauty and spectacular surroundings, which include waterfalls and rich vegetation.

From the top of the viewpoint, you can get sensational views of the Tranco reservoir and the surrounding mountains. Take a seat and enjoy these captivating panoramas.

Fabulous views. This enclave has a bad reputation among hikers for having a paved section and for being a place more popular for free flight than for other activities, but it still has a great diversity of possibilities.

Hornos is a charming town located in the Sierra de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas Natural Park. It is surrounded by huge mountains and is located at the northern end of the Tranco de Beas reservoir. A magical place to make a stop and savor its unique beauty.

The Tranco reservoir is one of the largest in Spain. Before its construction, this place was full of farmhouses and villages full of life that no longer exist today. When the reservoir is practically empty, the Bujarcadí tower appears. The castle of the old manor of Bujaraiza does always remain above the water.

At the entrance to Poyotello –a small and singular village belonging to the municipality of Santiago Pontones– a path starts that continuously descends and will take us to the water cave. From the Cueva del Agua we can continue the path, which always runs parallel to the Segura riverbed until it ends at the village of Huelga Utrera.

The Tranco de Beas reservoir collects the waters of the Guadalquivir river in the Sierra de Segura. The path follows the shoreline of the reservoir, giving you spectacular views of the surroundings.

A small town with narrow streets and buildings with whitewashed walls in the province of Jaén. The Castillo de Hornos is located in a strategic position at the highest point. Protect the trade routes in and out of the Sierra de Cazorla and Sierra de Segura mountains. The castle was built by Muslims in the 9th century and now functions as a museum.