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Cañada de las Hazadillas-Cruz de la Chimba

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Description

Vehicle approach from Jaén: by the Quebrajano road to the Hazadillas Canyon. One of the paths to know in depth the Parque Periurbano Monte de la Sierra.

Hiking

Datos de la ruta

ROUTE NAME

Cañada de las Hazadillas-Cruz de la Chimba

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HUSO 30S

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ESTIMATED TRAVEL TIME

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ROAD SURFACE TYPE

Road

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DIFFICULTY. RATING ACCORDING TO THE MIDE METHOD

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MEANS

Severity of the natural environment

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ITINERARY

Route guidance

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DISPLACEMENT

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EFFORT

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ACCESSIBILITY TYPE

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TIME OF YEAR

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SIGNALING

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TUNNELS

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STEEL VIADUCTS

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METAL WALKWAYS

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WATER POINTS

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PONTOONS

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GUARD BOOTHS AND BARRIERS

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SWITCHMAN'S CABINS

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CYCLABILITY

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RECREATIONAL OR SPORTS AREAS NEAR THE TRAIL

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AID STATIONS

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LINKS TO OTHER TRAILS

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SHELTERS

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RECOMMENDATIONS

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OTHER INFORMATION OF INTEREST (ARCHITECTURAL OR HISTORICAL-CULTURAL, GEOLOGICAL-ECOLOGICAL)

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Technical Description

We take the track that leaves next to the Hall of Nature in the direction of Llanos de Palomares; about 1 Km we will find a crossing where an indicator tablet points a 4x4 route to the village of Cárchel. We take the right track cut by a chain, ignoring a right turn, also cut. We follow it for 1.5 Km until we reach the plateau where the port of the Cross of Chimba is located, through the Llanos de Navalopos, some curious depressions possibly of glacial origin. Just as the track becomes a street, we abandon it and turn to our left we seek a shelter that is located at the end of the plateau at 1154 m next to the steep slope that falls to the Quebrajano Valley.

A great deal of caution if you take this walk with children, since the landings in the shelter are gigantic. From there we have magnificent panoramic views of the Pandera and the whole valley with the city of Jaén in the background. We return to the sidewalk and after passing by the portillo of the Madroñales it descends to the fountain of the Cañada de las Hazadillas.