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The typical Andalusian white houses and the views of the mountains make Zújar a place worth visiting. If you are looking for nature and lovely quiet streets then look no further.

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The town of Zújar is a hidden gem in the middle of nature. Known for its impressive reservoir and its location on the slopes of the Sierra de Baza, Zújar is an ideal destination for those seeking tranquility and contact with nature. Its narrow, cobbled streets and its typical Andalusian white houses give it a special charm.

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Located at an altitude of 1,481 meters, the top of Morrón Alto offers a 360º panoramic view from which to contemplate the entire Sierra de Baza Natural Park. At the top is a geodesic vertex.

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The ascent to the summit of the Santa Bárbara peak (2,271 m) starts from the car park at the pass along a well-signposted mining lane. Immediately there is the detour that goes up to the summit and other paths to visit the old lead and fluorite mines of Calar. The path passes between the mouths of several mines protected by wooden walkways and reaches the highest peak of the natural park. The panorama surrounds the entire horizon of the province of Granada, with good views of Sierra Nevada and the broken profile of the Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas mountains. The descent is through the same place until the pass of the Mina.

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If you're planning on being at the summit for sunset, make sure that you, and everyone in your group has a working headtorch (a phone torch is Not a substitute). Also pack a warm top, waterproof jacket and beanie in case of rapid weather changes.

There is a circular rough vehicle track that encircles the mountain. Near this viewpoint is parking space for 2 or 3 cars or campervans. From there, it's a 5 minute walk to the viewpoint.

The sanctuary dedicated to Our Lady of the Head that rises on the top of the Jabalcón hill and from where a large part of the Bastetan region can be seen. Hermitage-sanctuary built in the middle of the 20th century. A simple reinforced concrete cross tops the low wall where we find a ceramic painting representing Our Lady of the Patron Head of Zújar. Inside, we can see through the hole in the keyhole, the wood carving of the owner of the hermitage, La Virgen de la Cabeza The last Sunday of April the pilgrimage of the Virgen de la Cabeza is celebrated, highly venerated in this town.

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