4 km. from the exit, right next to the waterfall of the Escaleruela, we enter a wide land track that we will travel for 31 km, having various points of interest such as the views of the Castle of the Five Esquinas, or the monastery of Montesión, Sierra Magina and Quesada.

In the 12 km and after passing through the Forest House of the Chorro, we reach the paredones of the Chorro where we can see with a little luck the majestic flight of the leonado vulture in a magnificent existing vultures.

After and on the continuous rise and following the track we travel, the signs to the birth of the Guadalquivir, we will pass through Collado Zamora, a true natural balcony and Puerto Lorente the maximum height of our route where we can admire one of the longest complaints of the entire Park. From there, we will begin a long descent that will take us to the Cañada de las Fuentes and the Birth of Guadalquivir.

From the birth, and continuing downstream, we will go through very unique places from the landscape, botanical and geological point of view, special mention requires the "Pino Pepe," an exceptional example of larice pine on track, which suffered several years ago the attack of a visitor lacking in ethics who baptized it at the point of knife, as well as the botanical and geological formations around the Yellow Arroyo, the majesty of the Cortijo del Calerón or the Bridge of Herrerias (k35 from the route), according to the legend built in one night. Right there we'll leave the stretch of land to enter the asphalt road, the JF-7092. In just 3 km. of circular parallel to the river along its right bank and leaving behind the campsite Puente de las Herreerías and the village of Vadillo-Castril, we arrive to a new bridge over the Guadalquivir. There we find the small dam of the Cerrada de Utrero, there is a signposted path of circular layout that well deserves a brief letter on our route.

Then and continuing on the road JF-7091 we are heading towards the Empalme del Valle, crossing with the road A-319 that we will continue direction to Cazorla ascending through the Port of the Palomas, with its two viewpoints, and once crowned the same, sinuous descent to Burunchel and later bordering the Natural Park and at a less steep descent we will reach our starting point in La Iruela.

The path begins in the recreational area and camp of Gil-Cobos by the right margin of the stream of the Aguascebas, up the secondary forest track that exists there in a southeast direction. At 800 m from the beginning we find one of the most beautiful areas of this tour, the Cerrada de San Ginés, a vertical setting of rocky lanterns formed by the Lobo's Locks on the left, and the Escalera's boat on the right, which is surrounded by deciduous forests, pinars, and riparian and rupic communities.

At the end of it, where the stream is divided into two, the track is also divided and we will have to turn right according to the direction of the march, to continue a steep rise in its first meters; after a sharp curve we find a source of work with some stone tables, it is Fountain Colorá, at 2.1 km. From the beginning. 600 meters later we find on our left a shop, it is Majalserbal, which is raised on the beautiful and agribusiness boat Ignacio. The other boat, which falls from the ink to the beginning of the Cerrada de San Ginés, has the name "Lancha del Sordo."

After walking 4.4 km. We got to a collar. We are at the top of the Stairboat. The Poyo of the Robles is what is also called all this land. Large panorama of the lome of Ubeda with several well-visible villages and the massif of Sierra Magina. We are close to 1,600 m of altitude and vegetation is characteristic of the high mountain of the Park, piornal and other small-scale, arbustive and thorny plants, as well as herring, larice pines and some oaks.

This area will be the highest of our journey, as from here we begin to descend. The track tracks several curves with firm formed of loose stones and quite bumpy until it enters the flat lands of Jabalhora. A unique karctic landscape that will accompany us until the end of our journey. We found several streams on its highest side, such as Arroyo del Raso de la Escalera and Arroyo de la Fuente del Tejo, and in the km. 6.7 and also a jungle with water called the Fuentecilla of the Vultures.

Later, in the km. 8.2, we left a track to the left, which is directed to other cortijadas in the Avellano Canyon or Jabalhora cortijos also called. We will continue to the left to find in the km. 8.8 The cords of the Berraza, where there is a source. From this moment on the firm becomes more difficult and begins to turn right to leave Peña Corba to our left.

At 11.3 km. We got to the Pardal Cortijos. It is recommended to climb to the peak on foot, as with its 1.578 m., it offers a wide view of the area. The return will be on the same way out.

It is a circular route that runs along rural roads and trails of the municipality. Its starting point is on the Valdepeñas road, on the access lane to La Urbanización La Carrasquilla (Los Torcales lane). To the point of kilometric 3,300, the stretch is shared with the Natural Route of the Sierra, ending at the starting point. Arriving at the port of the Navatrillo, we go down to the Dark Cave and, through the Llano de los Propios, we can access the cave of the Contadero. Then we'll go down a lane to Los Villares. To highlight the impressive views of the Cave of the Contadero, which allow to appreciate to our right Jabalcuz, to the background the rock of Castro and the Sierra la Grana, to the front of the Mount Wind and to the left the Pandera, as well as a fantastic panoramic of the village.

It is a circular route that runs in its entirety on rural roads and has as its starting point the path of access to the municipal building, in the city centre, ending in the Mirador del Molino del Rey, also in Los Villares. The first 500 m., looking behind our back, we can see a beautiful panorama of Los Villares, the Canjorro, as well as the Peña de Castro. Continuing the ascent, we will leave the municipal landfill and the Pedregoso River to our right. From the Casería de la Venta we descend, through a partially paved road, to the area of Los Molinos, by the river Frio. On the left bank of the river, we will pass through a fountain located just on foot, about 500 meters before the end of the itinerary. The route of the Cerrejon ends in the parking lot, which is located next to the Mill of the King.