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Beautiful route to Galera.

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A year later, and in similar condition. There are a couple of broken windows (they look like they were cracked by a rock, I imagine by the same idiot who wrote his name on the wall) :( But they do their job.

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Last year in August (2024) it was brimming with energy and enthusiasm, but this year (2025) it's dry again. There's water, but it doesn't even fill half the pool. The water filters a few meters down, into Fuente Segura de Abajo.

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The pine tree is estimated to be around 500 years old and about 40 meters tall. From the trail, it doesn't look so large, but as you get closer (now via some stairs made of logs), you realize its true size.

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They're working with heavy machinery, much more compactly and with less loose stones than last year, but it rained yesterday and there are some muddy sections. Despite everything, I was still able to complete the entire stretch without putting a foot on the ground.

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Beautiful place to go gravel riding with solitude as your only companion.

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Clean shelter in good condition for spending a summer night, but a few kilometres away there is the Rambla Seca shelter which is much better. Currently it has a broken window (without frame or glass) and the water pump is broken.

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We owe the innkeepers a great deal of gratitude. We were caught in a hailstorm on March 30, 2022 and arrived at the kiosk completely frozen. The kiosk was closed. But the innkeepers let us in and we were allowed to warm ourselves up by the fire. We are very grateful to them for this and therefore highly recommend this restaurant.

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Beautiful place on the GR7

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This necessary source sometimes runs out of water as a result of the persistent drought that we have suffered in Andalusia until the beginning of 2024, so we must carry water just in case.

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It is an emblematic place where you can admire one of the largest pine trees in the entire mountain range. Its size, height and size make it a favorite place to take a photo.

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Its name is actually “Refugio Cañada Humosa”

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It is a mountain refuge that is not always kept in good condition thanks to the lack of civility of some residents. It has a pump to extract water from a cistern that does not always work and does not usually have water, especially in times of drought. It is not recommended to drink that water.

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This is the last village leaving from Santiago de la Espada, and is considered one of the places whose night sky allows for better visibility of the stars, in fact it contains a small open-air planetarium that represents the solar system. It also contains a fountain to fill water drums. -NO ACCOMMODATION-

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A beautiful little refugio perched on top of a hill, exclusive to hikers and cyclists. Pump for water that was working in October 2023. Be aware that you might not be alone - we slept with 8(!) other hikers inside.

The Río Galera that goes from Castillejar to the town that bears the same name, Galera, we encounter this area of fluvial terraces that the river itself has created and that leaves us with a beautiful valley, comparing the greenest areas of the valley floor with the silt lands with low plants.

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Castillejar is a small town where the Río Guardal crosses, and unlike the Sierra de Cazorla to the east of the town, which is green and full of trees, at this point we find hills with very low vegetation. A difference in landscape that gives it a unique point in this area of Granda.

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Santiago de la Espada may look small on the map, but it's the perfect base for a lot of useful things. There are several restaurants and bars and there is also a pharmacy. At the location of this highlight you will find a supermarket and a hotel. The hotel appears to be empty, but is open to the public via the bar - a private hotel. The bar also functions as a restaurant.

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At 1710 meters, this refugio (shelter) stands at a lonely height in a beautiful spot in the Sierra. Inside the refugio is neatly maintained with bunk beds and outside you really imagine yourself in Spanish Lapland. A top place to stay overnight!

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Natural source in an otherwise fairly dry landscape. A restaurant / bar is also located at the source. This makes it the perfect stopover at the start or end of your adventure in the Sierra.

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