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Good place to refuel. Plenty of bars, restaurants and supermarkets

The name of the viewpoint comes from the Carthaginian general Amílcar Barca, father of the great Aníbal Barca, who may have had the battle that cost him his life in this area. But this is not the most important thing, but rather the views that will leave you speechless. The viewpoint has a recreational area.

At the end of the trail from Letur, we can see this beautiful waterfall, also called the Cascada de los Pradillos.

The name of the viewpoint comes from the Carthaginian general Amílcar Barca, father of the great Aníbal Barca, who could have fought the battle that cost him his life in this area. But this is not the most important thing, but the views that will leave you speechless. The viewpoint has a recreational area.

Elche de la Sierra, although it is a small municipality (it has 3,500 inhabitants) is well known for the "Alfombras de Serrín" party that is celebrated the night before Corpus Christi, making carpets out of sawdust and shavings, obtaining incredible mosaics or portraits of religious figures. . The festival attracts many tourists and was declared in 2014 of National Tourist Interest.

Elche de la Sierra, although it is a small municipality (it has 3,500 inhabitants) is well known for the “Alfombras de Serrín” party that is celebrated the night before Corpus Christi, making carpets out of sawdust and shavings, obtaining incredible mosaics or portraits of religious figures. . The festival attracts many tourists and was declared in 2014 of National Tourist Interest.

From the rock there are spectacular panoramic views of the Natural Park and the Sierra del Segura. During the Spanish Civil War, the rock was used as a fortification by Republican troops.

A natural viewpoint located on top of a cliff, from where you can enjoy impressive views. The name of the viewpoint refers to the Carthaginian general Amílcar Barca, who is believed to have passed through this area on his military campaign through the Iberian Peninsula in the 3rd century BC. It is a very nice picnic area, with details on the tables and chairs and even a ''selfie point''.