우에스카‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 협곡

The "Cerrada" of the Castril River is an impressive ravine that has been formed over time. Using the walkways attached to the walls, visitors can take a tour high above the river, crossing a suspension bridge until they reach a gallery carved into the rock that leads to a beautiful natural balcony from which to admire the magnificent landscape.

Coming from the direction of Cortez de Baza, shortly after the beginning of the gravel road I found myself in front of a gate with "No Entry" signs.

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.

Beautiful winding gravel road through the valley and along the Castril river between the village of Castril and Los Laneros. The road is quiet and wide, except for a small section where the path turns into singletrack. Perfect for the gravel bike. Tip: At Castril itself you climb steeply to the village and as a hiker you can still walk through the Río Castril gorge.

In this ravine you can see how the water circulates in a small section of about 50m, in the entire part of the boulevard it flows below and you cannot see

This ride has it all for the whole family to enjoy. It runs largely along a wooden footbridge over the Castril River, a suspension bridge and a tunnel. A beautiful natural landscape integrated into the urban structure of the population of Castril.

Castril River, born in Cazorla, beautiful route to visit Castril and its neighboring towns, bowling alley and its reservoir

Lookout where you can observe the Río Zumeta and the gorge that it forms in its passage between valleys. The views from the viewpoint give a view towards the town of Santiago de la Espada.