Warning: These routes are under development, their itineraries may undergo changes and they are not signposted.

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Garrucha-El Rocio Trail

The first of our trails is, at the same time, the most ambitious, as it crosses Andalusia from end to end, connecting Almeria and Huelva through a thread of amazing cultural, gastronomic and scenic diversity. It will have two exits, one from Garrucha, in the heart of Cabo de Gata and the other from Los Vélez (this variant is still under study).
657 km
27 stages

Campo de Gibraltar Trail

Coming soon

From Tarifa, a route of great interest crosses the Natural Park of Los Alcornocales, exploring towns of singular beauty and fascinating history, such as Medina Sidonia. This area, characterized by its pastures, is home to numerous cattle ranches of fighting bulls, which give it a special charm. The route continues towards Jerez, passing through Sanlúcar and then on to El Rocío.
Under study
Under study

Ham and Fandango Trail

Coming soon

This route will also have two exits like the Garrucha Trail. On the one hand, the Sierra de Aracena and on the other the Andévalo. In the first, the path will continue through Rio Tinto, Berrocal, La Palma, Bollullos and Almonte; while the second will start from the Huelva town of Paymogo to continue through La Puebla de Guzman, Alosno, Gibraleon, Moguer, Almonte and El Rocio.
Under study
Under study

Via de La Plata Trail

Coming soon

This route begins its journey through one of the Andalusian sections of the Camino de Santiago that runs along the historic Roman road Via de la Plata. It will start from El Real de la Jara to Almadén, to later pass through Castilblanco, Alcalá del Río and Seville until it reaches the village of El Rocío.
Under study
Under study

Aguardiente Trail

Coming soon

From Belalcázar, this route will pass through Fuente Obejuna, Alanís, Cazalla de la Sierra, El Pedroso, Cantillana, Sevilla and again the village of El Rocío. Ruta de la Plata. In clear reference to one of the Andalusian sections of the Camino de Santiago, it will depart from Real de la Jara and pass through Almadén, Castilblanco, Alcalá del Río, Seville and El Rocío.
Under study
Under study

Pedroches Valley Trail

Coming soon

Pozoblanco will be the starting point of this route, which will pass through Hornachuelos and continue towards Palma del Río, Carmona and Seville until it reaches the Doñana National Park where the village of El Rocío is located. The first part of the route crosses areas of great environmental interest, with a special presence of hunting activity.
Under study
Under study

Sierra Morena Trail

Coming soon

Olive Grove Trail

Coming soon

Costa del Sol Trail

Coming soon

As variants of the trail that starts in Garrucha, we promote these new routes (still under study) that will start from the internationally known Costa del Sol: one with departure from Malaga capital to end in Antequera and another starting in Marbella and linking in the spectacular Ronda.
Under study
Under study