moderate
7 hours
Participants should be comfortable walking for several hours over varied terrain.
Discover the dramatic waterfalls and rugged terrain of Spain’s largest natural park on a guided 7-hour hike. Perfect for families and friends, this adventure unveils the park’s breathtaking landscapes just hours from Madrid.
| 7 horas | Para todas las edades | Aventúrate en el corazón de Andalucía
Embark on an unforgettable 7-hour adventure through Spain's largest natural park, the Sierras de Cazorla, Segura, and Las Villas. Experience breathtaking landscapes, crystal-clear waterfalls, and unique biodiversity along the Borosa River. Guided by an expert, enjoy a moderate hiking route perfect for families and friends amidst stunning natural contrasts.
7 horas
Partiendo desde Jaén, te recogeremos en un cómodo vehículo para adentrarnos en el Parque Natural.
Descubre con nosotros el Parque Natural Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas y el entorno del río Borosa. Un lugar privilegiado que es la mayor superficie protegida de España.
Adéntrate en un mundo de contrastes, donde robles centenarios se mezclan con pinsapos y el río Borosa serpentea entre gargantas de piedra caliza.
Observa la diversidad de aves rapaces, mamíferos como el ciervo y el jabalí, y una rica vegetación mediterránea.
Nuestro guía experto te acompañará en una ruta de senderismo moderada, ideal para disfrutar en familia o con amigos.
Enfrente la estación de autobuses de Jaén, al lado de la tienda del reloj (Avenida de Madrid, 24, 23003 Jaén)
No apta para sillas de ruedas. Ruta no accesible. Esta ruta es ideal para senderistas con un nivel moderado que deseen disfrutar de la naturaleza en estado puro, ya que esta ruta requiere cierto nivel de condición física.
The trail includes wet and uneven terrain around waterfalls and river crossings.
Weather can change quickly; dressing in layers helps you stay comfortable throughout the day.
Stay energized and hydrated during the moderate hike, especially in summer months.
Morning is the best time to enjoy cooler temperatures and fewer crowds at key viewpoints.
The park has been protected since 1980 and features ancient limestone formations shaped over millennia, with cultural roots dating back to the Moorish period.
Discovering Spain supports sustainable tourism, ensuring minimal impact through responsible guiding and conservation awareness.
Sturdy, comfortable footwear is key for uneven and wet trail sections.
Useful for sudden weather changes and showers.
spring|fall|winter specific
Protect yourself from strong sunlight during summer hikes.
summer specific
Capture the stunning waterfalls and scenic vistas along the route.