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Don't miss the view down towards Caminito del Rey!

This geological landmark is characterized by the confluence of two important geological zones: the internal zone of metamorphic rocks and the external zone of folded sedimentary rocks such as limestones and marls. These geological formations date from different geological eras and illustrate the complex development of the region during and after tectonic movements in the Miocene. Particularly striking are the so-called molasas – coarse-grained calcareous sandstones deposited in former reef areas. In addition to its geological diversity, the area also offers cultural features, such as the rock-hewn church and the remains of the Bobastro fortress. The combination of nature and history makes this place a special destination for those interested in natural history and culture.

Point of interest Geological: Bobastro is an interesting place because of its unique geological features and the fact that it is a representative location for the geological history of Spain. It offers valuable insights into the geological processes that have shaped the region and the evolution of the landscape.

Segment that partly runs next to the Arroyo del Granado, further along the archaeological site, Bobastro, and the Ermita de Nuestra Señora de Villaverde. Scenic route, the sement stops at the ermita and therefore does not run to Caminito.

A very beautiful stretch of road in terms of scenery, with great views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Everything is doable, just keep your nerve. Schwalbe Eddy Current 👍

Very nice viewpoint. Depending on the conditions, you can see a lot of vultures in the air.

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This architectural complex is made up of a necropolis and a cave church of Mozarabic origin; it stands out not only for its surroundings but also because the church is completely carved out of the rock. It can be accessed during visiting hours, from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:00 to 15:00. The entrance fee is 3 euros.