Special corners
A matter of perspective
What do you need to know before traveling to the Alcudia Valley and Sierra Madrona? Discover the special moments and places that you cannot miss during your stay in this ecotourism destination, places where nature shows all its grandeur and beauty. From breathtaking viewpoints to trails that will take you to dreamlike landscapes, find here the most outstanding moments and places that you cannot miss during your visit to this ecotourism destination. Get ready to live unique experiences in contact with nature!
Explore the incredible and unique enclave of Mina los Pontones, Hoz del Jándula and the Microreservas de quirópteros del Parque Natural Valle de Alcudia y Sierra Madrona! This old mining site will transport you to another era with its imposing landscapes, industrial ruins and vestiges of the mining activity that marked the history of the region. In addition, you can marvel at the natural beauty of the Hoz del Jándula and learn about the various species of bats that inhabit the park's micro-reserve. Come and enjoy this unique place where history and nature merge perfectly.
Enjoy the majesty of the Hoz de Valdoro, walking the trail along the banks of the Montoro River with impressive cliffs and caves formed by the action of the river over millions of years, creating a beautiful natural landscape ideal for exploring. The caves used as a refuge by the mountain goat have a prehistoric history as a place of worship. Visitors can enter these caves to discover their secrets, learn about the geology and the local fauna. La Hoz de Valdoro is a must-see destination for those looking to connect with nature and history in a unique environment full of beauty.
Visit the Puerto de los Rehoyos, a mountain pass at an altitude of over 1,000 meters with stunning views of the Alcudia Valley and Sierra Madrona. Here you will find the famous rock paintings of Peñón del Águila, a prehistoric treasure over 4,000 years old. These representations of hunting, animals and geometric shapes are considered a valuable vestige of the local past. Exploring this enclave means delving into the fascinating history of ancient civilizations while enjoying the beauty of a unique landscape in the middle of nature, offering an unforgettable experience for all visitors.
Discover Sisapo, an ancient Iberian-Roman city located in La Bienvenida, a hamlet of the Alcudia Valley. It stands out for its impressive volcanic castles, a natural monument for its unique geological formations that were built over ancient craters of extinct volcanoes. Inhabited by various civilizations such as the Iberians, Romans and Visigoths, Sisapo has left traces of its architecture and culture over the years. Today, visitors can explore the archaeological remains of Sisapo and enjoy the breathtaking panoramic views offered by the volcanic castles of La Bienvenida.
Take an excursion to Peña Escrita, this impressive rock formation located in the middle of nature, from where you can enjoy spectacular views of the valley and the surrounding area. In this place you can admire cave paintings dating from different civilizations, such as the Prehistoric and Bronze Age. It is estimated that the paintings in Peña Escrita were made approximately 4,000 years ago, which makes them an invaluable treasure for the history and culture of the region. A visit to this impressive archaeological site is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the past and discover the artistic wonders of our ancestors.
The magic of La Bañuela, the highest point of Sierra Madrona, known for its scenic and challenging trails. Contemplate the breathtaking views of the sierra and the lush oak and holm oak forests that surround you. You will witness a dreamlike landscape that includes other Sierra Madrona peaks, as well as hills and valleys. Escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse yourself in the wonderful nature of La Bañuela. An unforgettable experience awaits you!
Discover the long history of Minas del Horcajo, which dates back to Roman times. This little corner transports us to a bygone era when mining was the engine of the local economy. With a history rich in silver and with a population that surpassed 1800 inhabitants. A place of interest for history and nature lovers. Visiting the ruined facilities, the slag heaps and the iron bridge of the old railroad, we can immerse ourselves in the mining history of the region and enjoy a stunning natural environment.
We are waiting for you to share with you the magic of the Alcudia Valley and Sierra Madrona!