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THE MUELA
THE PEÑAS ROYAS
CANTALOBOS
THE MILL AND THE ACEBO'S RAVINE
THE CABRA RIVER DESCENT
CHORNAS AND EL CERRAO
THE MARTÍN RIVER CANYONS
THE MEDIEVAL TOWER
TÍA CHULA AND THE RESERVOIR DAM OF CUEVA    FORADADA
IBERIAN
THE MORTERO RAVINE
THE PONDS
THE ARCOS MOUNTAIN RANGE
THE STRAITS
SAINT JOSEPH'S PLATES'
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
from Torre de las Arcas
THE MILL AND THE ACEBO'S RAVINE
ROUTES
 

Classification: Circular path.
Time: 1 hour.
Difference in level: 60 m.
Difficulty: Easy.
Landscape interest: Path along the Cabra river and "el Rodeno"
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We will start our route from Torre de las Arcas, in the Center of Interpretation of Flora, located on the left bank of the Cabra river, and going up we will reach the hermitage Virgen de la Huerta, at a crossing point of paths. We will follow the uphill path on the left bank of the Cabra river to a noria and a pond which irrigates the "rodeno" canyons. Soon after this pond we will cross the river to the right bank, where lies a beautiful poplar wood. Along the path, several information boards can be found regarding the geological nature of the area and its points of interest. In about 20 minutes we will get to the recently reconstructed mill.

From the mill we will follow an old irrigation ditch to a ravine between the "rodeno" passages. The pines, ilexes and a holly tree - which gave the name to this ravine - together with the reddish sandstones make a lovely sight. An information board there is available.

After a short steep slope, which we will climb slowly while enjoying the landscape, we will get to the top. From there we will view the canyons from a different lookout, and then descend along a mild path - except for an area where the land presents high steps - which will take us back to the starting point.

 
 
 

Any marked path in the Park will allow visitors to access places of great ecological and environmental value and to see a number of rock paintings - World Heritage sites protected by law.

Please remember that everyone has not only the right to enjoy nature but also the obligation to preserve it.
 

The shelters with rock paintings and archeological sites feature a protection fence. Authorized guides are required for visits. Contact phone numbers can be found in the town halls, tourist offices or interpretation centers of the villages which constitute the Cultural Park.

   

Please contribute to the preservation of rock paintings. Don't touch or throw water on them and respect the protection fences. Please remember, they are part of the unique but frail heritage of the past; we have to protect them if we want to continue to enjoy them in the same environment in which they were created thousands of years ago.

   

Archeological and/or palaeontologic prospecting and excavation without the necessary permits is strictly prohibited, according to law 3/1999 of the Aragonese Cultural Heritage. Please contribute to the preservation of the historical, cultural and ethnographic heritage of the Park

   

Please keep the place clean. Do not discard any garbage or waste material.

   

Please remember that lighting fires, throwing away cigarette butts and glass or any other objects that can cause fire is prohibited

   

Please respect the environment. Do not uproot plants, do not dirty the water, and do not bother or attempt to capture any of the birds and animals. Many of them nest here.

   

If you intend to follow one of the routes, please remember to wear comfortable footwear (trainers or hiking boots). Although the trails are quite accessible, appropriate footwear will allow you to walk more confidently, avoiding falls and sprains.

   

Please bear in mind you are in a natural park and, although the routes have been adapted for visitors, do not forget to take precautions. Do not leave the marked path and pay attention when crossing areas with rocks or water, especially if traveling with children.

 
 
 
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