In our journey by land Alcarrian this Saturday May 15, 2010, we have been enjoying a hiking trail that is not contained in books or in hiking guides, a road that runs through and discover corners of the Guadalajara deeper, more essential and more intimate.
We started walking from the area known as the Alto del Parral, after a few kilometers off-road route from the town of Hita. The route runs through a nice understory oaks punctuated by imposing on jaras buttery and aromatic herbs.
here is easy to hear the growl the Boar, alerting us to its presence, while we appreciate the footprints in the mud fresh roe deer, foxes and other species that make up the rich and varied wildlife that inhabits this remote corner of the Alcarria.
The route is circular and has no significant slopes, only a short but intense cost, although it is true that many cerreto evolves between dodging the uneven terrain, so the profile takes the form of a continuous rise and low, moderate effort, but ultimately, and with the presence of a large layer of clay, it is noted in the legs.
The mud was undoubtedly the star of this route, presented in the form of numerous pens that certain sections of the road began to sink and that made us sometimes have to overcome the difficulty threading our way through the dense undergrowth.
A very pleasant experience to discover a hidden corner of Guadalajara, and that helped us stretch your legs before continuing our journey in a 4x4 that would culminate in the town of Tamajón.
Maximum Altitude: 918 m
Type of walk: Circular
Distance: 11 km
ascent: 150 m
MEASURES Duration: 2h 54m
Difficulty MEASURES:
- Middle 1 / 5 The medium is not without risks
- Itinerary: 2 / 5 trails or signage indicating the continuity
- Displacement: 3 / 5 March for staggered or irregular terrain paths
- Effort: 2 / 5 1 to 3 h of effective running
- Technical Difficulties: No
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