Torres – Mata Bejid – AR Río Cuadros –Bedmar – Pinar de Cánava – Puerto de Trisla (C5)

A circular route of around 60 km starting and ending in Torres, which winds through the scenic heart of the Sierra Mágina. It combines public woodland, river valleys and olive-growing countryside, passing through key locations such asMata Bejid, Caño del Aguadero, the River Cuadros, Bedmar, Jimena and the Pinar de Cánava, before returning via the Puerto de Trisla. A varied route, with mixed terrain and stunning panoramic views, ideal for discovering the natural and cultural diversity of the mountains by bike.

The route starts in the centre of Torres, amongst the whitewashed houses and the first views of the Torres river valley. The first few kilometres follow a local road, offering a comfortable ride that soon leads to a first stop at the Mirador del Pico Almadén, a privileged viewpoint overlooking a sea of olive groves and the great peaks of Mágina. From here, the route heads into forest tracks towards Fuente Nita, surrounded by cherry trees and pine forests, in an increasingly mountainous setting.

The route continues along the Camino de Mata Bejid to Los Prados, crossing the Dehesa Boyal, a traditional mosaic of grasslands, holm oak groves and pine forests where the historical use of the hills for livestock grazing is evident. The ascent culminates at Puerto de la Mata, a natural pass between the slopes, offering sweeping views of the Guadalbullón valley and, on clear days, the Sierra Nevada. From here, the route winds through the higher reaches of Mount Caño del Aguadero, linking water sources and mountain refuges such as the Fuente del Espino and the Refugio del Caño del Aguadero, amidst a landscape of grasslands, cushion scrub and high-altitude pine forests.

From this point, the route begins a long, gradual descent towards the Río Cuadros Recreation Area, passing through one of the best-preserved pine forests in the region. The contrast is immediate: the mountain atmosphere gives way to the banks of the River Cuadros, one of the longest on the peninsula, where shade, coolness and water take centre stage. From here, the route heads towards Bedmar, where the landscape opens up once more amongst olive groves and the town’s heritage sites.

The final stretch links Bedmar and Jimena, now through more agricultural countryside, before climbing gently towards the Pinar de Cánava, a Natural Monument featuring centuries-old Aleppo pines with twisted trunks. The route passes by Los Caracoles, a former quarry now integrated into the landscape, and circles the Aznaitín, whose silhouette accompanies cyclists as they make their way to the Puerto de Trisla. From this pass, the return to Torres is a gentle descent through olive groves, completing a full circuit that is highly representative of Mágina.

General recommendations

Route suitable for gravel and MTB, and also for cycle tourists with experience on mixed terrain. Check the weather forecast, particularly for the higher sections (Puerto de la Mata and Caño del Aguadero). Take plenty of water with you, although you will find fountains and rest areas at key points. Take care at signposted junctions and on sections shared with hiking and livestock trails. Ideal for a leisurely ride, combining cycling with stops at viewpoints, fountains and villages.

Rutómetro

Km. 0

The route starts in the centre of Torres, in Plaza de España, dominated by the church of Santo Domingo de Guzmán. From the town centre, you can enjoy views of the Torres river valley and the vast expanse of olive groves. We take the JV-323 road, passing the park and the municipal swimming pool on the right, until we join the JA-3107. On the right is the Pila Pellenda, a former watering hole for livestock. This first section follows the GR-7, which accompanies the route until it enters the Mata Bejid public woodland.

Km. 2,0

To the right of the road lies the Pico Almadén Viewpoint, a natural balcony offering one of the best panoramic views of the Sierra Mágina. Before us rises Pico Almadén (2,000 m), the park’s iconic peak; its silhouette dominates the horizon and, on clear days, offers a view of an immense sea of olive groves stretching into the distance. To its left rises Cerro Ponce, another of Mágina’s iconic mountains. From here, you can look out over the sea of olive trees, dotted with white villages, and the valleys and ravines at the heart of Mágina. A recommended spot for a brief stop before continuing the route.

Km. 3,3

After 2.7 km along the Albanchez road (JA-3107), take a right-hand turn at a sharp 180° bend. Here begins a track leading to the Hondacabras Controlled Camping Area, situated on the right. The route continues along this track. After 1.4 km, at another sharp bend, it joins the R4 (AR Fuenmayor – Albanchez de Mágina), coming from Fuente Nita, which continues along the Albanchez road.

Km. 7,3

We continue along the same track for 4 km, without turning off, until we reach Fuente Nita on the left. The area is surrounded by cherry trees which, when in bloom or bearing fruit, offer a unique landscape. The spring is situated halfway between the Hondacabras campsite and the Fuenmayor picnic area, making it a good spot to rest and cool off. Traces of wild boar or foxes are common in the area, and you may spot a golden eagle in the sky. Although the route does not connect directly with Fuenmayor, it is possible to reach it in a few kilometres; there you will find tables, drinking fountains and shade.

Km. 7,7

370 metres from Fuente Nita, take the path on the left at a 180-degree bend, leaving Pico Almadén on your right. On that side, you will see an information panel for the Puerto de la Mata trail, which is also on your right as you turn. The path known as the Camino de Mata Bejid a los Prados leads into a forest of black pine and Aleppo pine, leaving behind the views of the Sierra Mágina as it enters the Dehesa Boyal communal woodland. This area combines grasslands, holm oak groves and pine forests, which have been used in the traditional way for centuries. Its paths and trails invite you to explore, amidst the scents of thyme and rosemary, springs and sweeping views of the Sierra Mágina Natural Park. Here, the C5 links up with the C3 cycle route and the R5 walking route until the junction with the Camino de Jaén a la Moraleda.

Km. 9,1

At this point, it is important not to get confused: you must make a 180-degree turn at a very sharp bend, just like on the previous section, rather than continuing straight ahead. The path straight ahead would lead to a sheepfold with a fountain/watering hole (where you can cool off) but it ends shortly afterwards: if you take a wrong turn, simply go back to the junction and rejoin the Camino de Mata Bejid a los Prados, which climbs steadily up through the Dehesa Boyal common land.

Km. 11,2

At an altitude of over 1,400 metres, the Puerto de la Mata marks the natural pass between Torres and Cambil, as well as the boundary between the Dehesa Boyal and Mata Bejid. Surrounded by pine forests and mountain pastures, it offers views of the Guadalbullón valley, the peaks of the Sierra Mágina and, on clear days, the Sierra Nevada. The landscape combines black pine and Aleppo pine forests with patches of gall oak, holm oak and maple, which in autumn bathe the pass in golden and reddish hues. In spring, rockroses, hawthorns and thyme bloom, whilst ferns and mosses thrive in the shadier areas. From here, the route enters the Mata Bejid public woodland, within the municipality of Cambil.

Km. 12,9

After crossing the Arroyo de los Prados, take a left turn onto the Camino de Jaén a Moraleda, which climbs towards one of the highest points of the hill. As you gain altitude, the vegetation changes: thickets of hawthorns, barberries and rosebushes gradually replace the gall oaks, holm oaks and pine forests left behind.

Km. 13,4

At this point, we arrive at the Pilar del Cortijillo, next to the ruins of an old farmhouse: a traditional watering hole still in use. Livestock farmers use it as a resting place whilst their animals graze on the mountain pastures, thus maintaining a traditional and ecological approach to livestock farming. Its stone spout provides fresh spring water from the mountains. The open landscape, dotted with wildflowers in spring, invites you to rest whilst taking in the views of Peña Jaén and the peaks of the Sierra Mágina. After a break, the route continues straight on, leaving Peña Jaén to the right, until it reaches the higher areas of pastureland with cushion-like scrub. Peña Jaén, with its vertical face of grey and ochre tones, dominates the landscape of Mata Bejid, contrasting with the pine forests and meadows that surround it, creating a scene of great visual impact. After leaving the hills of Mata Bejid behind and entering the Caño del Aguadero, the route crosses a cattle grid, a landmark that marks the continuation of the trail.

Km. 17

Located on Mount Caño del Aguadero, right in the heart of the province of Jaén, the Fuente del Espino is a spring of clear, cool water that flows amidst lush and varied vegetation. Surrounded by hawthorns, junipers and wild olive trees, this spring is a natural oasis, ideal for resting and recharging your batteries during hiking or cycling trips. The area around the Fuente del Espino is notable for its biodiversity, with Mediterranean forests dominated by cork oaks and holm oaks, as well as a rich flora of aromatic shrubs such as thyme and rosemary. The tranquillity of the place invites you to rest and refresh yourself. Continue straight on along the Camino de Jaén a Moraleda, crossing Mount Caño del Aguadero.

Km. 20,3

Situated in the heart of the Caño del Aguadero mountain range at an altitude of over 1,800 metres, this refuge is a landmark for hikers, cyclists and nature lovers exploring the Sierra Mágina. Built with rustic materials in a peaceful setting, it offers shelter and respite from inclement weather during excursions. Situated on high ground within the municipality of Bedmar y Garcíez, it is surrounded by pine and holm oak forests, and from its surroundings one can enjoy partial views of the hills and valleys of the Sierra Sur de Jaén. A number of nearby clearings and viewpoints showcase the richness of the Mediterranean landscape, where large rocky outcrops contrast with the green pastures where livestock graze. This section of the route also evokes the history of the livestock trails, recalling how transhumance formed part of daily life in these mountains during the Late Middle Ages. In autumn, the cornicabra, a large shrub, takes on an intense reddish hue that colours the slopes of the Cornetal del Cerro de la Carluca, the largest known and officially designated ‘Singular Grove’. From the Caño del Aguadero area to the Río Cuadros Nature Reserve, the C5 route runs parallel to the R8 hiking trail (Río Cuadros Nature Reserve – Caño del Aguadero).

Km. 29

From the Caño del Aguadero refuge, the route heads towards the Río Cuadros Recreation Area along a wide forest track, which is in good condition for cycle touring. Following the previous climb, a gentle, continuous descent begins here. For around 10 km, the route crosses the La Sierra public woodland, within the municipality of Bedmar y Garcíez, without veering off the main track. The route winds its way through dense forests of black pine and Aleppo pine, accompanied by holm oaks and gall oaks. As you descend, you can enjoy clearings and natural vantage points offering views to the north and west of the olive-growing countryside of the Guadalquivir valley. To the south and south-east, looking back, rise the great peaks of the Sierra Mágina, with Peña Jaén (2,147 m), Cerro Ponce (2,006 m) and Pico Almadén (2,032 m) dominating the horizon. In an open stretch, an olive grove on the right serves as a landmark before reaching a junction that can be misleading: here you must take the path on the left, which heads back into the hills. From this point, the track continues to descend without any detours until it reaches the Río Cuadros Recreation Area, a cool, shaded spot by the water, with tables and fountains, ideal for resting after the walk.

Km. 34,5

The Río Cuadros Recreation Area is an ideal natural spot to take a break. Surrounded by lush vegetation and the coolness provided by the river, this area offers tables, barbecues and rest areas that invite you to recharge your batteries. The River Cuadros, which gives the area its name, flows amongst gall oaks, holm oaks and pines, creating a cool and peaceful atmosphere, perfect for hiking and, in summer, swimming in its pools. The nearby paths allow you to explore the riverbank and discover waterfalls, pools and little spots of great natural charm. It is home to one of the largest natural oleander groves on the Iberian Peninsula: its flowering, between spring and summer, turns the valley pink. Oleanders, which are not very tolerant of frost, thrive in the lower-lying areas of the park, especially alongside watercourses. Along the trail, you will also find willows, fig trees and other riverside species. Following the track towards Bedmar, after about 350 m you will pass the Gruta del Río Cuadros on your right, a natural cave containing stalactites, stalagmites and other limestone formations of speleological interest. Immediately afterwards, at the junction, take the path on the left towards the village of Bedmar.

Km. 37,7

From the Río Cuadros Recreation Area, the route continues along a wide forest track with a firm surface, heading east-southeast, gradually gaining height through replanted pine forests and Mediterranean scrub. After about 3 km of ascent, the path winds several times, the gradient becomes steeper and the views open up. A few clearings offer views of the Cuadros River valley, which lies in the distance, and the patchwork of olive groves covering the Bedmar countryside. 5.5 km from the recreational area, you reach the Albanchez Viewpoint, a natural balcony situated at an altitude of over 1,000 m. From here, you can look down on the village of Albanchez de Mágina, perched at the foot of its medieval castle and guarded by the imposing Sierrezuela, a mountain range that is the emblem of the Sierra Mágina. After enjoying the views from the Albanchez Viewpoint, the track descends to join the road from Cuadros to Albanchez. At the end of this section, at the junction, turn left to join the A-320.

Km. 40

As you leave the town centre of Bedmar behind – which lies to your right as you travel along the A-320 – you will come across several refreshment points and places of interest, such as the Hermitage of San José and the Parish Church of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, both landmarks of the local heritage. After leaving the town centre and passing through the industrial estate, you will reach a roundabout situated 1.3 km from the junction with the A-320. Here, continue straight ahead along the A-320 towards Jimena, travelling through olive groves and rolling hills that herald the transition to the Jaén countryside.

Km. 46,3

The road from Bedmar climbs gently through a landscape of olive groves, dotted with scattered farmhouses and small patches of pine forest on the hillsides. After about 6 km, you reach the village of Jimena, with its white houses terraced at the foot of the mountains and the silhouette of its castle dominating the horizon. The route crosses the town via the A-320 (Avda. de Andalucía) until it joins the Paseo de Cánava, following the signs towards the Hermitage, a site of local devotion. On leaving the village, take a left turn towards Calle Cerrillo, from where the route continues along the Camino de las Pilas de Trisla, a dirt track that climbs gently through olive groves towards the Pinar de Cánava and runs parallel to the R1 hiking route (Jimena: Cueva de la Graja, Pinar de Cánava, Los Caracoles).

Km. 50

On reaching the Pinar de Cánava, a Natural Monument in Jimena, you come upon a unique landscape where majestic, centuries-old Aleppo pines display trunks and branches twisted by time and the harsh conditions of the mountains. Their cool shade and the scent of resin invite you to pause briefly before continuing on your way. The route continues along the edge of the pine forest and, shortly afterwards, the site of Los Caracoles appears on the right, an old quarry that serves as a reminder of the gruelling work involved in extracting stone for mills. From here, the path continues through scrubland and, after 1.8 km, you pass a farmhouse on the right before turning left. A hundred metres further on, ignore an entrance to the olive grove and enter a dense pine forest that heralds the arrival at Monte Aznaitín (1,745 m), one of the region’s most iconic landmarks, with its unmistakable silhouette rising above olive groves and ravines. At its foot, the Dehesa del Lanchar preserves a rich mosaic of pine forests, holm oak groves and Mediterranean scrub. After crossing the pine forest, the landscape opens up again and, at the next junction, you turn right, leaving the olive grove on your left to continue the route.

Km. 54,1

Leaving behind Mount Aznaitín and the Dehesa del Lanchar, the route winds its way once more through pine forests before opening out onto the vast expanse of olive groves where the Puerto de Trisla is situated. This natural pass, nestled amongst gentle hills, historically served as a link between villages and today offers sweeping views of the olive-growing landscape, with Mount Aznaitín dominating the horizon. About 1.4 km further on, a turn-off to the left leads to the Camino Alto de Jimena, which winds its way through the region’s characteristic olive groves, with the silhouette of Mount Aznaitín always to our left. From this point, the C5 shares its route with the R3 (Torres, Cordel de Castellar) until it reaches Torres.

Km. 58,5

From Puerto de Trisla, the route continues gently downhill along the road through olive groves for approximately 4.5 km, until it reaches the town centre of Torres once again. We’ll finish the route at the very spot where we began: Plaza de España, opposite Torres Town Hall, the heart of this welcoming town in the Sierra Mágina. Before calling it a day, it’s well worth exploring some of its most iconic spots, such as the Church of Santo Domingo de Guzmán, the panoramic Mirador del Reloj viewpoint, the historic Pilar del Castillo, or the fun Torres Giant Swing, perfect for enjoying unique views and a different kind of experience.

Galería de fotos

A group of cyclists standing by a wooden fence, gazing out over a sweeping landscape of olive groves and mountains. The scene depicts an open, sun-drenched setting, with dirt tracks and mountain ranges in the background beneath a clear, cloudless sky. — Cyclists at the Albanchez Viewpoint

A dirt track winds its way up through vegetation and scrub towards a mountain with rocky slopes. A large white cloud stands out against the deep blue sky above the summit, lending visual impact to the landscape. — Views of Peña Jaén

A landscaped, shaded area with stone benches and tables beneath trees in full bloom with pink flowers. The ground is covered in petals, creating a peaceful and welcoming scene in the heart of nature. — The Cuadros River Recreation Area in spring

A stone table and bench set situated in a shady spot amongst trees and dense foliage. With its earthen floor and intimate atmosphere, the space conveys a sense of tranquillity and refuge in the heart of nature. — Cuadros River Recreation Area

A traditional single-storey stone building with a tiled roof and several doors and windows on the main façade. It stands in an open, arid landscape beneath a clear blue sky dotted with a few clouds. — Caño del Aguadero Mountain Hut

244 resultados

Valdepeñas de Jaén – Noalejo – Campillo de Arenas (C1)

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Albanchez de Mágina

Albánchez de Mágina

Turismo activo

Participación Activa

Paisaje

Flora

Fauna

Geología

Tradiciones

Patrimonio

Bedmar y Garcíez

Oficina de Turismo de Huelma

Noalejo

Bélmez de la Moraleda

Cabra del Santo Cristo

Cambil

Campillo de Arenas

Cueva de la Graja – Los Caracoles – Pinar de Cánava (R1)

Albanchez de Mágina – Cima del Aznaitín

Columpio Gigante de Torres – Barranco del Arroyuelo – Portillo de la Zarzadilla

Área Recreativa Fuenmayor – Albanchez de Mágina

Jaén – Puente de la Sierra – Otíñar – Carchelejo – La Guardia (C2)

Fuenmayor, Navaparis, altos de Mágina (C3)

Cambil – Mata Bejid – Huelma –Arbuniel (C4)

Torres – Mata Bejid – AR Río Cuadros –Bedmar – Pinar de Cánava – Puerto de Trisla (C5)

Bélmez de la Moraleda – Cabra de Santo Cristo -Solera (C6)

Cabra del Santo Cristo · Estación de Huesa · Alicún de Ortega · Estación de Cabra del Santo Cristo (C7)

Bedmar – Jódar – Paraje Natural Alto Guadalquivir - Úbeda – Baeza (C8)

Área Recreativa El Peralejo – Área Recreativa Fuenmayor

Área Recreativa El Peralejo – Pico Mágina - Miramundos (R6)

Barranco del Gargantón

Área Recreativa Río Cuadros – Caño del Aguadero

Piedra del Palo

Mirador del Pico Almadén

Mirador de la Alberquilla

Centro de vuelo de Pegalajar - 7 Pilillas

Cárcheles

Huelma

Jimena

Jódar

Pegalajar

Larva

Torres

Mancha Real

La Guardia de Jaén

Antiguo Ayuntamiento de Larva

FUENTE DE LA SEDA

Agua e historia se entrelazan en un manantial que recuerda la antigua prosperidad sedera del municipio.

Ermita,Santuario de cuadros - Bedmar

Castillo de Albanchez de Mágina

Refugio de Miramundos

Paraje de Hútar

Barranco y Área Recreativa El Peralejo

Área recreativa la Peñuela

Área Recreativa de Gibralberca

Área recreativa La Cañada

Paraje y manantial de Fuenmayor - Área recreativa

Oficina de Turismo de Cambil y Arbuniel

Oficina de Turismo de Cabra del Santo Cristo

Oficina de Turismo de Noalejo

Centro de Visitantes Mata Bejid

Centro Interpretación del Aceite de Sierra Mágina D.O.P

Centro de Interpretación "La Leyenda y la Frontera"

Museo de Historia Local de Jódar

Centro de Interpretación Pioneros de la Fotografía - Casa Arturo Cerdá y Rico

Centro de Interpretación “El Pajarillo”

Aula de la naturaleza

Refugio del Cerro de Enmedio

Oleoturismo

Gastronomía

Ecoturismo

Castillo Viejo de Bedmar

Castillo Nuevo de Bedmar

Castillo de Bélmez

Castillejo del Cortijo de Neblín

Castillejo del Barranco de Aguas Amarguillas

Castillejo del Cerro de San Juan

Castillo de Cambil

Castillo de Alhabar o Al Habar

Castillo de Mata Bejid

Castillo de Arenas

Castillo de Solera (s.XIII)

Castillo-Fortaleza de Alburquerque (s.XVI)

Castillo de Jimena

Castillo de Jódar

Castillo de La Guardia de Jaén

Castillo de Ríez

Mirador El Morrón

Mirador Peña del Aguila

Vías de escalada en Peña Castillo

7 vías de escalada (1. Nazarí, 2. Sefarad, 3. Quanbyl, 4. Al-Wahhab 5. Branchy, 6. Planetaceituna, 7. El Olivo Boquerón)

Zonas de escalada de Pegalajar

(1. En bloque: Perdigón, El Ático, Escondite; 2. Deportiva: Arabaico, Aromático, Iniciación; 3. Clásica: Portichuelo, Peña de los Buitres, Peña Grajera)

Vía Ferrata Al Manzur en la Serrezuela de Bedmar

Vía ferrata Cambil

Museo del Agua en el lavadero del Chopo

Conexión con Larva (C9)

Sectores de Escalada Deportiva en Torres

Zona de Escalada de Jódar

Cerro Golondrina

Zona de Escalada de Bedmar / La Serrezuela

Castillo de la Guardia

Piedra del Palo – Embalse del Quiebrajano

Peña del Castillo de Cambil

Sector Santa Lucía

Zona de Escalada de Cueva Palomera

Despegue de la Peña del Águila

Despegue del Almadén

Cultural

Etnografía

Arte rupestre

Paraje del Caño del Aguadero

Torre del Reloj

Fuente de los siete caños

Casacada Caldera del Tío Lobo

Iglesia Parroquial de Santo Domingo

Palacio de los marqueses de Camarasa o de los Cobos

La Puente

Columpio Gigante de Torres

Cueva del Morrón

Cimbras y Pasarelas colgantes

Sendero “Muro Alto”

Torre del Reloj

Iglesia Parroquial de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción

Castillos Viejo y Nuevo

Centro de Interpretación Paleomágina

Via Ferrata Al-Manzur

Palacio de los Marqueses de Viana de Garcíez

Ermita de Nuestra Señora de Cuadros

Mirador del Torreón de Cuadros

Sociedad Cooperativa Andaluza Bedmarense Magnasur

Consejo Regulador Denominación de Origen Sierra Mágina

Adelfar del río Cuadros

Cascada del Zurreón

Centro de Interpretación de las Caras de Bélmez

La casa de las caras de María Gómez

La Torre del Lucero

Fuente del Gargantón

Cuevas del Chato y Baltibañas

Barranco del Arroyo Gargantón

Iglesia Nuestra Señora de la Expectación

Centro de Interpretación Casa Arturo Cerdá y Rico

Casa de la misericordia

Paraje del Nacimiento

La encina milenaria - Cabra del Santo Cristo

El Cerro de Cabeza Montosa

Puente sobre el arroyo Salado

Puente de tierra

Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Encarnación

Ruinas del Castillo de Arenas

Ermita de Santa Lucía y Paraje de Puerta de Arenas

Ermita y Museo de la Patrona Santísima Virgen de la Cabeza

Centro de Interpretación “La Leyenda y la Frontera”

La Casa forestal de Prados Bajos

Sierra de Campillo : Barranco del Monasterio, Mirador de La Alberquilla, El Paraje de la Piedra del Palo

Iglesia de Santiago el Mayor

La Cueva de la Graja

Paraje de Cánava

La Ermita de Nuestra Señora de los Remedios

El Pilar y la Albarrada de la fuente del Moro

La Cruz de la Atalaya

Los caracoles

Pinar de Cánava

Iglesia de la Asunción

Centro de Interpretación “Xodar” de la historia del castillo

Colección museográfica “La artesanía del esparto en la historia de Jódar”

Huerto de la Cora

Iglesia Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles

Iglesia de San Juan Evangelista de Mancha Real

Antiguo Convento de los Carmelitas Descalzos

Mirador El Morrón

Mirador de Peña del Águila

Pico Mojón Blanco

Sistema hidráulico: Fuente de la Reja - La Charca – Huertas

La Serrezuela de Pegalajar

Área Recreativa “Siete Pilillas”

La Cueva de los Majuelos

Arco de la Encarnación

Iglesia de la Santa Cruz

Ayuntamiento de Pegalajar

Centro de interpretación de la Caminería de La Cerradura

Lavadero Municipal de Pegalajar

Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de los Remedios

Convento de Cazalla

Iglesia Parroquial de San Pedro Apóstol

Antiguo Ayuntamiento de Larva

El Cerro de Castellón

Museo de Artes y Costumbres Tradicionales de Larva

Pilar–Lavadero de Larva

Área recreativa “La Cañada”

Castillo de La Guardia de Jaén

Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción

Lavadero público de la Segunda República y Museo

Conjunto Monumental Plaza Isabel II

Necrópolis Visigoda de Cerrillo Salido

Cueva Cabrera

Ruinas de Castellón de Cazalla

Iglesia Santuario del Santo Cristo de la Misericordia

Ermita de San Marcos

Fuente de Carchalejo

Paraje Cazalla

Cueva del Puerto de las Palomas

Los Llanos de Palomares

Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción

Ayuntamiento de Noalejo

Ermita de la Virgen de Belén

Réplicas de las sábanas Santas de Turín

Ruta del Santo Custodio

Centro de Interpretación de La Santería

Ermita de la Virgen de la Cabeza en Hoya del Salobral

Paraje de Navalcán

Casa de la Fundadora Doña Mencía de Salcedo

Iglesia de la Inmaculada Concepción

El Museo del Agua

Ermita de Nuestra Señora de la Fuensanta

Casco urbano de Huelma

Pico Mágina y Miramundos

Ermita de San Sebastián y Fuente del Santo

La fuente de Carchelejo

Descubre nuestra pasión, paso a paso

Despegue de la Peña del Águila

ExpoHuelma: Feria de Muestras del Parque Natural Sierra Mágina

Procesión del Rosario de Los Hachones

Fiestas Patronales en honor del Santo Cristo de Cabra

Las Fiestas de Moros y Cristianos de Bélmez de la Moraleda

Recreación de “Batalla de 1823”

La fiesta de “Moros y Cristianos”

Castillo de Cambil y Alhabar

Iglesia Parroquial de Nuestra Señora de la Asunción

Casa Palacio

Antiguo Hospital de Pobres Pasajeros

Casa de los Salazares

Nacimiento del río Arbuniel

Iglesia Parroquial San Juan Bautista de Arbuniel

Las Fiestas y tradiciones de Huelma

Conjunto histórico

Castillo de las Peñuelas

Ayuntamiento de Pegalajar

El Festival de Arte flamenco

Puente sobre el Arroyo “Salao”

Paraje de “El Pozuelo”

Mirador Campos de Larva

Feria de San Marcos

Fiestas Patronales de la Virgen de Belén

Fiesta de la Floración del cerezo

Fallas de San José

Moniduras

Conjunto Monumental Plaza Isabel II

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