Hiking Route El Pilarillo - Summit of Peñalta
Description
This route leads us from the vicinity of the Pilarillo Forest House to the Peñalta summit. It is mostly a black pine pineapple pineapple, under which it grows a rugged little forest of oak, crocodits, junips, jars and aromatic plants such as rosemary, thyme and spice. The yellow piorno appears in the areas where the rock rises.
Datos de la ruta
ROUTE NAME
PILARILLO A CUMBRE DE PEÑALTA
TRAIL TYPE
Linear. Round trip
DIFFICULTY
Media
TOTAL DISTANCE (IN KILOMETERS) 4,77 km (solo ida)
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Stretch of asphalt or concrete: 0
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Section of track, forest road, or dry watercourse: 85.95%
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Trail section: 14.05%
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Sections of livestock trails: 0
HUSO 30S
30S x = 531700 and = 4243661
ESTIMATED TRAVEL TIME
3 h 15 min (ida y vuelta)
ROAD SURFACE TYPE
Sandy and rocky
ELEVATION CHANGE
499mm
124mm
DIFFICULTY. RATING ACCORDING TO THE MIDE METHOD
1
MEANS
Severity of the natural environment
1
ITINERARY
Route guidance
2
DISPLACEMENT
Difficulty moving about
3
EFFORT
Amount of effort required
ACCESSIBILITY TYPE
Horse, on foot except for the 630 m final also by bike or 4x4
TIME OF YEAR
All year round
SIGNALING
No
PERFIL DE ALTURAS
MORE INFORMATION
TUNNELS
STEEL VIADUCTS
METAL WALKWAYS
WATER POINTS
PONTOONS
GUARD BOOTHS AND BARRIERS
SWITCHMAN'S CABINS
CYCLABILITY
RECREATIONAL OR SPORTS AREAS NEAR THE TRAIL
The Straits, near the beginning and The Fountain of San Miguel near Benatae
AID STATIONS
LINKS TO OTHER TRAILS
SHELTERS
RECOMMENDATIONS
OTHER INFORMATION OF INTEREST (ARCHITECTURAL OR HISTORICAL-CULTURAL, GEOLOGICAL-ECOLOGICAL)
It is necessary to walk with caution in the rocks near the surveillance shed.
The route is marked PR-A 180
Water at the Pilarillo fountain, at the beginning of the route.
Technical Description
This route leads us from the vicinity of the Pilarillo Forest House to the Peñalta summit. It is mostly a black pine pineapple pineapple, under which it grows a rugged little forest of oak, crocodits, junips, jars and aromatic plants such as rosemary, thyme and spice. The yellow piorno appears in the areas where the rock rises.
We will walk through a quiet forest track on a smooth rise to the southwest, then turn to the north-east with the largest slope. The last stretch, already by way of horseshoe, is made by a rocky and peeled environment typical of the high mountain of the Natural Park.
At the summit, which is the coronation of a sharp ballast, there is a fire surveillance shed. The park has a beautiful panoramic view of the mountains. To the north we see Benatae, Siles, the Cambrón Stone and the Almenaras peak, already in the Alcaraz saw, opening the panorama by the immensity of the plains of La Mancha. To the south stands the mole of El Yelmo, Segura de Sierra crowned by its castle and, at the bottom, the waters of the Tranco reservoir and the saws of Cazorla and Las Villas. And on the east, we look at the great following calares of Navalperal, El Espino and Cobos.
The fox, squirrel and boar are very abundant, and it is possible to contemplate mountain goats at the summit. Among the raptures are the pilgrim hawk, the leonate vulture and the seedling eagle, which every year arrives from Africa in spring to nesting in the area. As the afternoon falls, the ullar of the carb is heard in the depth of the forest.