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Trail de Siles a Villarrodrigo

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Description

The Path of Siles to Villarrodrigo runs almost entirely through a forest track that unites these two localities, crossing the valleys of the Guadalimar and its tributary the Onsares.

Hiking

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Datos de la ruta

ROUTE NAME

Sendero de Siles a Villarrodrigo

TRAIL TYPE

Linear

DIFFICULTY

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TOTAL DISTANCE (IN KILOMETERS) --

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HUSO 30S

30S x = 531707 and = 4259934

ESTIMATED TRAVEL TIME

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ROAD SURFACE TYPE

Forest track

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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

Difficulty moving about

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EFFORT

Amount of effort required

ACCESSIBILITY TYPE

On foot

TIME OF YEAR

All year round

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 will walk through a varied landscape of low and half mountain, between olive groves and masses of carrasco and black pine with abundant Mediterranean forest, spilled by beautiful walnuts, complaints and pineapples. We can also see well-preserved river vegetation.

Between the Dehesa del Oso and Villarrodrigo there are long sections from which we will enjoy a wide range of views of all theNatural Park. In the vicinity of Villarrodrigo you can see the last eastern foothills of Sierra Morena and the transition landscape formed by dehesas.

The corvids, such as the lard and the corneas, as well as the boar, are abundant. In the area of the Cambrón there is an interesting colony of leonate vulture.

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