The resinero trade has been recovered in the Natural Park of the Serras de Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas after 60 years of extinction, thanks to the International Association of Resineros (ASINRE). To bring this tradition closer to visitors, it offers the opportunity to experience the profession of resinero for one day. The resin, extracted from the pine trees, is present in many daily products such as cosmetics, soaps, adhesives and paintings. In this area, the resin extraction is carried out in the variety of pine "pinus pinaster," also known as pine resiner. During this activity, participants will visit the work area of the resineros, learn about the history of the trade, the extraction techniques and the countries where it is still practised. In addition, you will discover the wide variety of resin products. The experience is complemented by interactive games, where visitors will learn about current resineros countries and products containing resin. At the end, you can enjoy a tasting of sweet and salty products typical of the area, thus completing a day of learning and connection with local tradition. The minimum age for this activity is 7 years. The tasting of products is optional, if made, food allergies and intolerances should be reported at the time of booking. (*) It is possible to change the location of the experience, after consultation and availability with the company.

Aventura Hernán Pelea is a tourism company that creates experiences as they help visitors connect with their adventurous self, with each of their activities surprise those who enjoy them. In this route accompanied by an expert guide you will discover the peculiarities of one of the Campos de Hernán Pelea, one of the wildest territories of Andalusia, a altiplanicie where you discover high landscapes, which in some areas hide natural viewpoints to the Guadalquivir valley, and you can also see wild fauna that intertwines with traditional grazing. Along the route you will enter a karmic territory, where the dolins, sims and lapiaz formations shape an indomitable and eternal landscape. Let yourself be surprised by the immensity of the landscape that surrounds everything, where silence is broken only by the flight of the broken bones, one of the most famous birds in this area. And enjoy this unique place, which shows the pure essence of the Sierra de Segura. Persons with disabilities have prior consultation with the company. This activity is petfriendly.

The Natural Park of the Serras de Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas enjoy the birth of the Guadalquivir River, which also provides a wide variety of activities along its course. But it is not the only river that runs through this park, you can also enjoy the Guadaltiín River in Pozo Alcón. If you have an adventurous spirit, but you have no experience in this type of activity, it is recommended to start at the descent of the Guadalquivir River, suitable for all public and ideal for families who want to experience adrenaline together. If you are more restless and intrepid and have ever had the opportunity to go down a ravine, you can test your skills on the Guadalmin River, which offers a greater difficulty and is designed for those who have already carried out such activities. Along the course, let yourself be surprised by its landscapes, drawing its limestone rocks and crystal waterfalls that you will discover through the water labyrinths that make the way. In some areas you can slide through natural slides, ravel or jump. With this activity you will have fun and refreshment in the hottest months of the year. Not including: • Displacement. • Food. • VAT.

Let the culture of the municipality of La Iruela be surprised, declared a tourist municipality in 2020. Walking around the village you will go through its most emblematic corners and history, such as the City Hall where the grain was previously stored or the Clock Tower, which is the old bell tower of the Hospital - Church of San Antón. Discover the Medieval Castle, built in the 12th century by the last pillows and crowned by a 14th century Christian almena, a combination that will fascinate you. Inside you will find the ruins of the Church of Santo Domingo de Silos, from the 16th century and Renaissance style, which was burned in the War of Independence and turned into a municipal cemetery. And also the Classic-style Auditorium, where a wide variety of cultural activities are currently carried out. (*) The price is per group regardless of the number of persons. (* *) The entrance to the Castle of La Iruela is paid in addition to the guided tour, with a price of 2 €/ person.

Villanueva del Archbishop stands out not only for his historical centre, but also for the heritage treasures surrounding the town. The visit begins at the Sanctuary of the Virgin of Fuensanta, a place of pilgrimage that offers an environment of peace and panoramic views. Then you will visit the Plaza de Toros and the Taurino Museum, where you will learn about the history and culture of the town. The tour continues to the Hermitage of San Blas, a site of great tradition, especially on February 2, when one of the most popular parties of the municipality is held. The San Blas Park is then reached, a natural space with fountains and streams, ideal for enjoying the local flora and fauna. The tour ends in the Palacete de SAFA, an example of a sign architecture and a cultural symbol of Villanueva del Archbishop. To conclude, an extra virgin olive oil tasting is offered from the area, where participants can know the variety and characteristics of local oils, complementing the experience with the taste of one of the most representative products in the municipality. Reservations via phone 607184628.

Visiting Cazorla and not experiencing our "Oleotour Cazorla" would be like going to Paris and not seeing the Eiffel Tower. Get in the world of olive oil in one of the world's largest mills. You'll learn to identify a good oil in a very practical way. For example, how to read the labelling to know the quality of the oil you buy and consume daily. The tour includes a circular visit to our factory, the wineries, the reception yard and our olive culture museum where we will show you how the old mould were to understand our olive tradition that has profoundly marked our identity.

SINMAS is much more than a store of organic products, as it also produces its own food, such as breads, jams and extra virgin olive oil for organic cultivation. With this experience, it seeks to bring visitors closer to the practice of cultivation without chemicals, promoting soil health and biodiversity. During the course of the olive tree, you can see the flora and fauna that lives in this environment, where the olive trees coexist with other plants, creating a varied habitat that promotes the conservation of the environment. This gives rise to an extra virgin olive oil of high quality, appreciated for its taste and characteristics. At the end, the participants will enjoy a taste of extra virgin olive oil in the open air, surrounded by the beauty of the olive tree. Where they can appreciate their nuances, such as their aroma, taste and texture, exploring their fruit and herbaceous notes, which reflect the terroir of the place. If you wish, you can complement the experience with a pairing of local products, such as freshly baked bread, artisanal cheeses and olives, to enjoy the authentic flavors of the region. (*) Pairing supplement: 5 €/ person.

The guided tour of the ruins of Santa María and the vault of the Cerezuelo River, where you can approach the history of Cazorla and its secrets, is initiated. It will continue with the visit to the Casa de la Luz theme centre, which is a space that shows the natural and ethnographic values of the environment. In the old hydroelectric that has provided light for 50 years, is the Frondosa Nature Thematic Center where you can discover the flora and fauna of Cazorla, from the habitat of the bone or alimoche, to the predators of the forest as badges or foxes. You can also know the waterbirds that live in the rivers. Let yourself be surprised by the wonderful photographs of the landscape, both current and past times. In the Museum of the Harinero Mill of the River Cerezuelo, an old mill restored with more than 200 years of activity, where you can explore the life of the families that were dedicated to this trade and the countryside, as well as the machinery that was used to grind the flour, where elements of wood and stone, woodwork utensils, tools and a wide variety of tools used at the time are combined.

The Active Tourism and Leisure Center El Tranco combines nature, water activities and gastronomy to offer a unique experience. The adventure begins with the solar boat route, the only motor vehicle in the Tranco Embalse, which works thanks to solar panels. There are two routes: the Hornos de Segura, which offers views of the village, its castle and the Yelmo (1,809 meters), and the Bujaraiza, south of the reservoir, which follows the old course of the Guadalquivir River and allows to contemplate the Sierra de Las Villas. If the water level is low, you can see the island of the head of the vineyard. During the tour, it is possible to observe local birds. At the end, visitors enjoy a tasting menu in the restaurant, with spectacular views of the reservoir and the saw. The gastronomy stands out for its local products and traditional recipes. The experience can be complemented by water activities such as kayak, hydromedals or paddlesurf, or hiking routes. A full day to enjoy the nature, sport and gastronomy of the territory.

A unique experience where knowing how the force of water has shaped the landscape and history of this region for millions of years. Following the route of the Guadalquivir River, visitors are immersed in a natural environment of limestone rocks that, like a sugar terron, have been dissolved by water to form cannons, caves and travertines, which offer a spectacular landscape. The Cascade of Linarejos, with its imposing fall, and the trails that allow aerial views of the canyon, stand out as jewels of this route. In the past, this environment played a crucial role in the local economy. The travertine limestones and extensive pine trees were used for construction and wood industry, developed in places like Vadillo-Castril, where a hydroelectric dam supported production. Although these activities ceased, the river continues to be a source of wealth through sustainable tourism and barranquism, which attracts visitors to enjoy its fast and waterfalls. This route invites not only to explore natural beauty, but also to reflect on the relationship between water and human development, promoting respect for the environment and its resources. Link to the route map: https: / / www.google.com / maps / d / viewer? mid = 1IP7o8OB09fJJKAfyXURC7XVfkRhtRuY & usp = sharing