How to get there. -7 km from Jaén capital. Access is a little complicated. Take the road that leads to Puente de la Sierra; after passing a small urbanization of shawls, 50 meters from the kilometric milestone take the asphalt deviation that comes to the right. Continue without diverting to a point where it is fork in two, then take the right track and reach a chain that prevents us from passing. From here we have to continue to an old cortijo where the road is over. Taking as reference the walls of the Mingo (another area) in front of us, continue to the right on a low marked road that leads us to the Canjorro.

Right at the entrance of this popular school, it comes down first by the olive grove and then through a vaguada, until it comes, about 10 minutes later, following a little marked path, to the river, right in front of one of the most spectacular walls. We cross the river and to the left we take a smooth upward path that leads five minutes to the Inkilino sector. To reach other sectors you have to continue along this path to a wire, and to the right, in the direction of the larger sectors.

Where to sleep. -There are not many places nearby to camp. We must seek life in the nearby villages or live.

Where to drink. -There are three sources of drinking water.

Notes and warnings. -In summer you can climb from dawn to 12.30 p.m.; in the afternoon from 18 a.m.; and in winter during the hours of the sun.

How to get there. -The school is located a few kilometers from Jaén, leaving in the direction of Mancha Real. Once there you have to go to Torres by the JV-3242. No parking problem. The area is in the same village, by the road.

Where to sleep. -There is a camping area (meringeros) a few kilometers later, in the Cañada de las Azadillas. We have to ask the day care center for permits. The proximity of the city of Jaén offers accommodation and restaurants of all categories.

Where to drink. -In the cave itself or in the meringers.

Information and books. -www.usuarios.lycos.es / atope / otinar.htm

Notes and warnings. -As a livestock area, under no reason should one climb when he has won in the cave. High difficulty area. Recommended for climbers that reach sufficient level.

How to get there. -From Jaén capital you take the road to Puente la Sierra, to continue to the Pantano de Quiebrajano. Before you get to the recreational area, a lane goes right. We have to park at the bottom without obstructing the track. In this area interesting climbing areas are concentrated.

For water, food and accommodationYou can take advantage of the city of Jaén, next to which is this climbing area.

Notes and warnings.- The estate is an olive grove, so it is not appropriate to get close to the walls. We must also park in places that do not stop the passage.

How to get there.- From Jaén capital you take the road of Los Villares (C-3221). At kilometer two, a small lane that takes directly to the area is on the right. In Jaén this area is known as the Fuente de la Peña, an old laundry area on the outskirts of the city. The scarves go from there to the quarry.

For water, food and accommodation.- Water should be brought, as the nearest water is in Bedmar or Jodar. The accommodation and restaurants of the immediate villages are ideal for finding supply.

How to get there.- The area is 60 kilometres from Jaén capital. From this city you have to go to Bedmar (C-328). After that municipality we turn right through the crossing with the C-325. We arrived shortly after the area. The walls have no loss. They get up in the middle of the hill. There's enough space to park on both sides of the road.