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This is one of the most famous climbs in the area, and with good reason: it's a beautiful route through a unique setting. It's 15 kilometers, averaging 5.7% gradient, and you ascend toward the mountain pass on a well-surfaced road with hardly any hard shoulders. Depending on the day of the week, you may encounter traffic, although drivers are accustomed to the presence of cyclists.

Puerto de las Presillas is a very popular trail in the Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park in Andalusia. This route offers stunning views of the Sierra del Endrinal and allows you to observe unique geological formations, such as sharp ridges and hollows, created by the dissolution of limestone rock.

The Sierra de Grazalema, located in southern Spain, is an ideal destination for outdoor activities such as hiking and mountain biking. Its humid climate makes it one of the rainiest areas of the Iberian Peninsula, favoring lush vegetation and rich fauna.

The port of the Hanged Man is located in a kind of natural corridor between two hills. The prairie takes on special splendor in the rainy season. From here there are amazing views from both sides. On one side you can see the highest peaks of the Sierra del Pinar; on the other, the no less impressive Sierra de Líbar.

To reach the Navazuelos port, at 1,100 meters above sea level, you have to face a slope that sometimes exceeds 30% inclination. Many trails leave from here in different directions, making it an obligatory point of passage for various routes.

Right next to this mountain pass there is a bar where you can rest after having climbed to 595 masl :)

Attention, this route is outdated and is not continuous. Can no longer be carried out as a round trip. It has been capped for 5 years (the property owner tells me I was lucky that he was there and the dogs barked and unlocked the gate from the pasture for me with the key. I was practically trapped!!! ) cerca 2 km from el Salto de Cabrero catch serious clues. Best to return. The green markings on the stones are from back when the route was still continuous!