Description
On the local road that links the farms of Los Escoriales and Sealadores.
This lookout, located between adhesives, shows us in the distance the saws of Los Calderones and Ambroz, which make up the north-eastern end of the Sierra de Andújar Natural Park. This place, greatly linked to well-known cattle, opens a landscape where the humanized and the natural live together in balance. In these dehesas, the predominant species is the oak, which is altered in some areas with cork. It is curious to see how the higher stripes of solana show areas of rallies and sometimes covered with pringy pits, while in the most intertwined umbria in the valleys that make up these loins, vegetation hardly allows to see the ground. Many cynegetic species find shelter and food in these formations. It is not unusual to cross with some partridge followed by its partridges or to check how some eagle merods through the area for food.
