Moderate Challenging circular route of about 41 km and +870 m of elevation gain that traverses some of the widest and most authentic landscapes of the Sierra del Segura. From Ayna, the itinerary progressively ascends towards Sarguilla and Villarejo, areas of high agricultural and panoramic value, to continue towards Pozo Sancho and the open fields of the Cortijo de la Hiruela. The return is made through the hamlet of Morisco, with open views of the valley and surrounded by Mediterranean forest. An ideal route for those seeking a varied journey, with tracks, traditional rural environment, and constant panoramas of the so-called “Manchego Switzerland.”
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forest Naturaleza Panoramic viewpoint located on one of the rocky spurs that dominate the valley of the Mundo River. It offers wide views over the limestone reliefs surrounding Ayna and allows you to appreciate the spectacular depth of the gorge. A perfect spot to stop and contemplate the landscape power of "La Suiza Manchega.
forest Naturaleza The setting used in one of the most recognizable scenes of José Luis Cuerda's film. Here, the moment was filmed when the peculiar sidecar crosses the streets of the village amidst surreal dialogues, becoming an icon of the absurd humor of the film. A place frequently visited by fans looking to relive the unique spirit of Amanece que no es poco.
water_drop Agua Traditional small fountain located in the area of Moriscote, historically used as a water point for neighbors and walkers. Surrounded by orchards and rural landscape, it is a quiet corner that reflects the agricultural life of the Sierra del Segura and offers a pleasant stop along the route.
place Otro Artistic intervention located in the hamlet of Moriscote, which adds color and personality to the rural environment. The mural has become a small local symbol and a recognizable point within the route, ideal for a brief stop and to enjoy a cultural touch in the middle of the journey.
