Description
The Ojuelo extends around a road crossing next to the one with a small park and a hermitage. A great source is a stop to fill the canteen with fresh water and talk with the neighbors. Although it celebrates parties in June, the olive-tree parties, the Ojuelo is known for those it celebrates in the first week of August, with verbenas that people from all over the region come to.
If you go through the fertile vein on which the Ojuelo sits, you will reach the Robledo right at the feet of the Yelm. A long street with houses on both sides leads us to a small square with a hermitage and a little higher a forest house, which will be the headquarters of a Thematic Air Space starring free flight sports, as the take-off of the Yelmo is very close.
The Robledo marks at 900 meters of altitude the cut between the cultivation of the olive tree and the pine tree. By going through a forest track you can climb up to the Yelmo, making a stop at a lookout next to the track that offers spectacular views over the valley.