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The Barranco trail is part of the GR-60, known as the Route of the Black Villages. This trail runs through the Sierra Norte of Guadalajara and allows you to visit several villages with traditional dark slate architecture. The Barranco trail offers spectacular views and is ideal for hiking and nature lovers.

This path in the Barranco is a part of the GR-60, specifically a section that runs through the Arroyo del Abad. Once you pass the road junction and before reaching Arroyo de La Venta.

It is a very wild place but of great beauty. It is difficult (and dangerous) to walk through it because there is a fairly blurred path between the rocks. The stream flows down with great speed and noise, forming continuous jumps, jets and waterfalls. To the right there are some very tall vertical rocks (tolmos) which are the ones that can later be seen from below in the Litueros Waterfall. There is another path even worse than the previous one that goes down to the stream and the waterfall at the bottom. (Normal people should abstain, only for mountaineers).

Although its access is steep and difficult, the Aljibe Waterfall is a popular place for hiking lovers. The path that leads to it offers spectacular views and is part of the Aljibe Waterfall Route. For long stretches, the trail runs close to the ravine without side protection, so caution should be taken.

The Senda de La Muralla China has a zigzag descent until you reach the Jaramilla River, which you pass over a wooden bridge that is not in very good condition, and on the other side it once again has a zigzag ascent, go in the direction indicated. go You can go from Corralejo to Roblelacasa or the other way around. The landscape in the Barranco del Río Jaramilla is very wild, ideal for taking nature photos. Sometimes there are vultures on the rocks. The name Senda de la Muralla China comes from the fact that about 200 meters away is the road that connects Campillo de Ranas and Roblelacasa with six towns hidden in the Guadalajara mountains (Corralejo, Cabida, Peñalba, Bocígano, Colmenar and El Cardoso), Well, when the road passes the Jaramilla River, it has a rough cement surface to prevent sliding down the large slopes. It also makes zigzags, like the path, and on the sides it has ancient stone protections that simulate the battlements of a wall. . For more information, go to the Internet with any search engine and enter "Chinese Wall of Guadalajara."

Visit them when the Arroyo del Soto carries a lot of water.

On the Puebla de la Sierra highway you come across this viewpoint over the Puebla river gorge. The landscape is overwhelming. The vertical walls of bare rock stand before the green ridges of the mountains and the sky. It is an ideal place to immortalize with a photograph.

Nice waterfall with pool 2 pools that have the same name. It is recommended to come and see them after a rainy episode.