In the vicinity of the Hueta there are waterfalls and a lagoon that we suggest you discover. Very close to the Hueta there are other villages such as Puente Honda and you can even approach the ruins of the castle of the same name.

A small hermitage, which at the time made the school, brings to our head memories of past times. Its position allows it to have a privileged view over the nearby mountains, which you can know more in depth if you do the circular path of the Yelmo Chico, the PR-A 150 that part of the Capellania.

The crossbow is made up of two cores of houses separated by an old laundry room that awaits the arrival of people in laundry clothes. During the winter it has only four neighbors. It surprises the cleaning of the village and the freshness of the water that runs next to it. If you close your eyes you can discover that the silence is broken only by the rooster singing, the cat's maullido or the water running.

Next to the Ballestera we find Montalvo with a completely different landscape. It dominates an elevation that is accessed by a road that zigzaguea to the village and offers us impressive views over the valley. You can see narrow streets, narrow walls, houses recovered from ruin, all surrounded by privileged views of the valley.

In the eastern part of the Sierra de Segura there is a spectacular karmic landscape, characterized by the presence of an exokarst of exceptional beauty with an immense field of dolins and uvalas, splashed with sims, of different scale. This karmic relief is controlled litologically and structurally, and conditioned by a high mountain climate, with level periods that accentuate the dissolution in karmic cavities. In this area, a carbonated altiplanicie that includes from the fields of Hernán Perea to those of the Black Pinar, stands out a series of simas, within dolinas and uvalas, among which stand out the one of the Campo del Espino, the one of the Hunzón, the one of the Cortijo, and mainly the very one of the Black Pinar.

The morphology of these cavities, with frequent balance chimneys, uses and some subhorizontal galleries, with clear structural control, reflects the importance of dissolution in the geomorphological evolution of them, with few examples of tectonic simas such. The most important of its development is that of the Black Pinar which is the sink of a large dolina of 105 x 130 m. In the area around the mouth a small channel runs through which a water course temporarily circulates that penetrates the cavity as a ponor. It has a large mouth (8 x 2 m.) that communicates with a large initial well of 10 x 16 m that descends to 104 m., where a second well of 40 m is started; reaching the bottom of the main track of the sima. Fifteen meters above the second well is the side track of smaller dimensions, but it reaches more depth, reaching more than 100 m.

Source: Inventory of Georresources of Andalusia. Environmental Council. Junta de Andalusia.

Here was born in the 1950s a village with the same name: Miller's Boards. This core was created to house the personnel employed in the construction of Miller's hydraulic power plant. To supply water to this plant the reservoirs of the Anchuricas (Segura River) and the Old River (Zumeta River) were built. The water jumps are 185 and 195 meters high respectively.

A magnificent view of Las Juntas is from the place known as the Loma del Paerón. To get to this point we recommend you make the route "Loma del Paerón" which is identified as PR-A 108. From here a natural lookout is opened before you to contemplate the valleys of the Zumeta and Segura rivers, and the union of both.

In front of the Loma are the Cañás de la Muela, where there is a large colony of leonado vulture, as well as the Iberian village of the Peñón de los Almendros, the village of Góntar... You're in a magical area worth discovering.

We suggest...

• If you get to Miller's Boards after you have made a good route, where you have known villages like Miller, the Coke's Calar or the Eguijones' Cave, you certainly need to get a good dip (only in summer, of course...).

• To know and remember the history of the following pineers who, until the 1950s of the 20th century, carried wood through the rivers, helped with hooks and shooting beasts.

• There is a great book for hiking in the area: Valleys of the Segura River and Zumeta. It describes with precision and deep knowledge a series of routes that you will certainly love.

It is reached through the road JF-7038 from the town of Santiago de la Espada after 22 km. From Segura de la Sierra we can also reach the road in the direction of Rio Madera - La Toba - Miller's Boards. This way the distance is 54 km. and a time of about 1 hour.

Since 2013 the Association of the Cultural Garden of the Cora, has had the institutional recognition and the transfer of the land by unanimous agreement of all the political groups of the City of Jódar.

Everything in the Garden of Cora has a why, a story that goes unnoticed in the eyes of the visitor. It is necessary to decipher the meaning of each component or inhabitant of this space in order to understand the true value of what the walls of this old school, which despite not being occupied by children's laughter and games, remain synonymous with life and the future.

Thanks to the work of the members of the Echo Cultural Association of the Garden of Cora, here is a real laboratory activity; the recovery and conservation of local seeds - or other sources - at risk of extinction as well as the cultivation of specimens from other areas of the planet that are considered especially interesting based on the climatic conditions of the area.

That historic day will play an important role, as the heat attached to the scarcity of the liquid element for the French troops would be a key factor in defeating the Galo army, which in the last moments of the struggle would despair to reach the desired place where to satisfy the unbearable thirst. The popular tradition tells us that many of these soldiers will be thrown into the river of the San Lazaro Garden, the only place near with water, with the following phrase "To die here and resurrect in Paris."

Aflation of paleozoic granite surrounded by prebetic (triasic) materials with which it has a relationship of inconformity. Part of the village is built on the granite, which force a meandro in the Guadalimar River.

These are pink-coloured granules in afloor, in which large quartz and feldspar crystals are distinguished, in general unmeteorized. They are part of a recently exhumed paleorelieve after the erosion of the triastic clays and herring that cover them regionally. This is the granitic outcrop of the Central Iberian Zone of the southernmost Iberian Massif and further into the Betic Externs.

Source: Inventory of Georresources of Andalusia. Environmental Council. Junta de Andalusia.