Positions, memory and secrets of the history of Syria
If there is something that defines the culture of the territory, the way of life of the natural park is its forest legacy. The offices of the mountain and its traditional places, its crafts and technology and its material remains treasure all the memories and emotions that describe where the local community comes from. The wood, water, resin, essences, the harvest, the vegetable tar, the pastures for transhumanism... have built the memory of these landscapes, which are the memories of their community. The fact sheets collect the details of each subject. On the forest routes you will have the opportunity to use the chips to interpret the places that make up these routes. Through this collection of places of the forest legacy you will be able to discover the story of life and the spaces of the memory of these mountains; the best kept secrets of this territory. Your visit will discover the English, the crafts, the relationships of people with nature and the memory of the landscape. They are not only sawmills, nurseries, teleferics, fountains, houses, roads, mountain signs, unique trees, landowners of the woods..., but hidden corners that tell the natural and social history of the natural park Sierras de Cazorla, Segura and the Villas.
Resources available for download
01. Sleeper Incline Lift (Traviesas)
02. Closed Utrero Canal
03. Vadillo and Orcera Watering Places
04. Cuesta del Bazar Wood-Drying Shed
05. Siles Wood-Drying Shed
06. Forestry Training and Experimental Center
07. CCEF Marteloscope
08. Loma de la Sarga Ridge
09. Vadillo-Castril Forestry Village
10. Los Goldines Forestry Area
11. Cortijo del Rincón Homestead
12. Félix Viewpoint
13. Huelguecillas Viewpoint
14. Río Cerezuelo Basin
15. Forest Reforestation
16. Black Pine Forests (Salgareño)
17. Post-fire Landscapes
18. Endorheic Lagoons
19. Hinojares Esparto Grasslands
20. Pastoral Landscapes
21. Valdecuevas Irrigation Ditch
22. Tapped Resin Pines
23. Tío Felipe Savin Juniper
24. Sestero Pine (Resting Place Pine)
25. Grandfather Pine (Pino Abuelo)
26. Galapán Giant Pine
27. Los Morrones Ranger Station
28. Navalperal Fire Lookout Shelter
29. Las Carboneras Fire Lookout Shelter
30. Navazalto Fire Lookout Shelter
31. Forestry Inventory Boundary Marks
32. Forestry Signage
33. Fuente Moreno Material Ropeway
34. Mackay Forestry Trails
35. La Nava Bridge
36. Siete Fuentes Control Post
37. Fustal Threshing Floor
38. Fuente Acero Tar-Kiln (Peguera)
39. El Rincón Tar-Kiln (Peguera)
40. Los Goldines Resin-Collection Point
41. Raso Honguera Resin-Collection Point
42. Lime Kilns
43. Snow Wells (Ice Houses)
44. Hydrological Check Dams
45. Flora Protection Enclosures
46. Totalizing Rain Gauges
47. Firebreaks and Others
48. Salt Licks
49. Wooden Water Troughs (Dornajos)
50. Temporary Flying Nurseries
51. Arroyo Cerezo Ranger Station
52. Fuente Acero Ranger Station
53. Nava de San Pedro Ranger Station
54. Las Acebeas Ranger Station
55. El Hornico Ranger Station
56. Don Domingo Ranger Station
