Mediterranean mountain area, also called Sierra de Alta Coloma, with high-value geological and vegetable formations such as oaks, complaints, junips and savannas. The following enclaves are highlighted: the Monastery ravine, the Quebrajano reservoir, the Valdecarazos river, the Palo Stone, the Netherlands Prados cortijo or the Alberquilla lookout.

Location: Sector west of the municipal term.

Distance: 3-7 km.

Medium: by all-terrain vehicle, by bike and on foot.

Access route: By the JV-2.228, which leaves directly from the urban centre, and through agricultural and forestry roads.

u external appearance is low stylized but viscous by its volumetric contrasts. Made of masonry, the cover framed by molded cornice opens with a half-point arch on imposts with smooth transdotes. On its axis is raised a high swordsman of two bodies, the lower one with two arches also of half point and the upper one with one, triangular front and vases. It keeps a cover in a carved stone that belonged to the Marquis de la Cueva palace.

Its plant is rectangular and consists of a single ship covered with false plaster canyon vault, with false fajon arches that are based on arquitrabed pilasters. Both the ship and the presbyterium - which is accessed by a reduced spinal arch and covered with a half-orange vault on the breast - are decorated with geometric and plant thematic motifs. The choir stands at the feet and is supported by two columns with shoes. The shrimp has a polygonal plant, was built in the early 18th century and has undergone various reforms and modifications.

It is possible that the devotion to the Virgin of Cuadros may be extended to the Middle Ages as it corresponds to a very active region militarily in the Christian conquest and with a primarily agricultural activity. The relaunch of his worship was based on the model of popular religiosity promoted by the Council of Trent and on the ecclesiastical policy carried out in the province by Bishop Dávila. The importance of both the process and the claim of the pilgrimage of rosemary of the Sanctuary of the Virgin of Cuadros exceeds its artistic and monumental value.

Former Xandulilla. Influent on the left bank of the Guadalquivir River. Collect the waters from the northeastern face of the Sierra Magina massif. The associated valley is given the same name. Unwind in the Guadalquivir River, in the area of Ubeda the old one. The Arab geographer Al-Zuhrí, mentions him by the name of Wadi-l-Ard, or Rio de la Tierra.

He named the former population of Xandulilla, of which there are many archaeological remains of great importance spread throughout the area. In the 17th century it was known as "Villa de Felix" with its own jurisdiction. It is a river with a normally low and variable flow rate and without regulatory structures. It is born under the Port of the Gallardos, also known in its first stretch as Rio Huelma, its main tributaries, both on the left are the Gualijar River and the Garganton River that are born in the main massif of Magina and after a very short journey they result in the Jandulilla, apart from numerous intermittent rags and ramps.

The Pinar de Cánava is an interesting forest ecosystem that has the carrasco pine as its protagonist. The uniqueness of this pineapple, of about 120 copies, is found in its high degree of naturality and, above all, in its longevity, with pine trees between 100 and 250 years old.

This pineapple has great value as an educational resource, as it offers a unique opportunity to understand the different stages of ripening of a forest. In addition, the appearance of a pine can be observed at a stage near old age. In front of the typical forms of young pineapples with straight trunks and conical cups, they contrast the twisted specimens of this Natural Monument. Its rounded, parasol-shaped cups remind of other tree species. The bush in this forest has almost disappeared. This complex aspect is the one that every forest would have in a natural way, but man's intervention changes this process, tending towards greater simplicity.