Walking through these places we can contemplate some vestiges of human activity that several decades ago there was in this remote place. Proof of this are the various sources that we will find along the way and the Casa de las Parrillas Viejas.

The ease of observation of deer and birds of prey such as the griffon vulture, the black vulture or the golden eagle, is another incentive to encourage us to take this route.

The itinerary passes through the public mountain Cabeza Aguda, a vast area of reforested pine forests that make up a unique landscape in Sierra Morena.