Discover the Ruta de las Ermitas and the monasteries of Cazorla with Cazorlaventur
Datos de la ruta
ROUTE NAME
Descubre la ruta de las ermitas y los monasterios de Cazorla con Cazorlaventur
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HUSO 30S
30S x = 499555 and = 4195729
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TIME OF YEAR
All year round
SIGNALING
No
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Technical Description
Cazorlaventur offers a guided tour to explore the surroundings of Cazorla and its religious legacy. The route begins in the area of San Isicio, with a first stage of difficulty moderate by its concrete slope. The first destination is the Monastery Monte-Zion, formerly inhabited by a monk of the Order of St. Paul and St. Anthony Abad. During the tour, participants will enjoy views of the natural park and its characteristic olive groves. The next stop is the view of Riogazas, from where you can see the castles of the Yedra and the Five Esquinas, as well as the hermitage of Our Lady of the Head. Along the way, the landscape becomes more wooded, with a wide variety of flora and fauna, such as squirrels, mountain goats and leonated vultures, which the guide explains in detail. The route goes down to Cazorla, passing through the Recreative Area of Riogazas, where you can rest and enjoy fresh water. The tour continues to the Ermites of San Sebastián or San Miguel Archangel, depending on the rhythm, to end in the birth of Nacelrio and the ruins of Santa María, in Cazorla.