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Route Antigua estación FFCC de Jódar

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Description

It is the route that links the Loma de Ubeda and the Guadalquivir River with the core of Sierra Magina.

The railway station of Jódar, is adjacent to the municipal term of Ubeda. In this station, in disuse, millions of tons of wood that came floating through the Guadalquivir from the Serras of Cazorla and Segura were embarked at another time. Similarly the spatter production of Jódar and Cabra of Saint Christ also used these railway docks to begin their long journey.

Cultural routes

Useful Information

Natural environment: Sierra Mágina Natural Park. Mediterranean scrubland, olive groves, and karst formations.

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Datos de la ruta

ROUTE NAME

Ruta Antigua estación FFCC de Jódar

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HUSO 30S

30S x = 469330 and = 4196258

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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Severity of the natural environment

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ITINERARY

Route guidance

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TIME OF YEAR

All year round

SIGNALING

No

MORE INFORMATION

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

50 minutes (excluding stops).

Technical Description

About 6 km away is Jódar, the largest town in Sierra Mágina. We'll be on the A-401 road. Jódar stands out for the offer of services, and for the castle that hosts one of the two Visitors' Centers of the natural park of Sierra Magina.

Our tour runs along the eastern side of Sierra Magina. Little by little and for 18 km the landscape of olive trees on a subdesert mountain.

To the right we will find the detour to Bélmez de la Moraleda. The waters of the Garganton River assigns to the green landscape and the presence of gardens. The main attraction of the town is the famous faces of Belgium, a curious phenomenon that attracts its own and strangers to this small town.

On the A-401, our walk will continue for 12 km towards Huelma. Almost at the end of the tour we find the pedany of Cabritas, a scattered rural habitat that hides dozens of ancient mills and gardens that for centuries, and from the Middle Ages made this place a vergel of fruit and vegetables.

Attention to the detour in the A-324, which in only three km leads us to the centre of Huelma, a town that offers us restoration services, and two jewels of the Andalusian Renaissance, the Church of the Immaculate Conception, the work of Andrés de Vandelvira, and the castle that watches the village from above.

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