Route Natural de La Sierra
Description
In much of its journey, the Natural Way of La Sierra runs along two rivers: the Guadalporcún and the Guadalete. Both in perfect conservation, have a common denominator with the rivers of the southern Iberian Peninsula: their name, which begins with guadal.
Datos de la ruta
ROUTE NAME
Ruta Natural de La Sierra
TRAIL TYPE
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DIFFICULTY
Alta
TOTAL DISTANCE (IN KILOMETERS) 9 km
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Stretch of asphalt or concrete:
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Section of track, forest road, or dry watercourse:
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Trail section:
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Sections of livestock trails:
HUSO 30S
ESTIMATED TRAVEL TIME
4 h
ROAD SURFACE TYPE
Road
ELEVATION CHANGE
420mm
710mm
DIFFICULTY. RATING ACCORDING TO THE MIDE METHOD
1
MEANS
Severity of the natural environment
1
ITINERARY
Route guidance
1
DISPLACEMENT
Difficulty moving about
4
EFFORT
Amount of effort required
ACCESSIBILITY TYPE
TIME OF YEAR
All year round
SIGNALING
No
MORE INFORMATION
TUNNELS
29
STEEL VIADUCTS
METAL WALKWAYS
WATER POINTS
PONTOONS
GUARD BOOTHS AND BARRIERS
SWITCHMAN'S CABINS
CYCLABILITY
RECREATIONAL OR SPORTS AREAS NEAR THE TRAIL
AID STATIONS
LINKS TO OTHER TRAILS
SHELTERS
RECOMMENDATIONS
- Use comfortable shoes and dress suitable for the time of year.
- Hold on to water.
- Always go with another or other hikers.
- Calculate your route to complete before sunset.
- In case of an accident, call the emergency number 112.
OTHER INFORMATION OF INTEREST (ARCHITECTURAL OR HISTORICAL-CULTURAL, GEOLOGICAL-ECOLOGICAL)
Technical Description
The Natural Route of the Sierra runs along rural roads and trails of the municipality. Its starting point is on the road of Valdepeñas A-6.060, on the road of access to La Urbanización La Carrasquilla (lane of Los Torcales), ending on the same road at the height of Rio Frio. After leaving the Port of Navatrillo, to the left, we will ascend to the Llano de Gamonaz, passing through the rock of Beltran, which is left to our left. When we reach the ravine called the Neveros, we will be diverted along the road that leads to the Port of Hoya from Otiñar. From the Port of the Hoya we begin the descent by a lane that connects with the exit of the Pancorbo retreat, in the vicinity of the Cold River.
