Description
From Cazorla, following the road of the A-319 saw to the crossing known as the valley junction. At this point we will turn right and continue on the JF-7092 road. Just before passing the bridge over the Guadalquivir River (about 4 km from the junction) the Cerrada del Utrero path begins.
The site known as Cerrada del Utroo-Linarejos is an amazing natural work sculpted by the Guadalquivir River in the limestone that surrounds it. The path is walked on foot, allowing us to appreciate the sharp rocks and overlooks created by water over hundreds of thousands of years. It is a charming walk where the labiérnago, the cornicabra and the willow will accompany us to one of the most photographed places of the Natural Park Sierras de Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas: the "horse tail" or Cascada de Linarejos. The path, of 1.6 km, has a circular route to return to the road on a pleasant itinerary of about 45 minutes. It may be of interest to get to know the small town of Vadillo-Castril, where the former RIFE sawmill was and which today is the home of two agencies of great importance for the natural park: the School of Forest Capataces and the Forest Defense Centre.
