- The route along the Borosa river up to the Valdeazores lagoon is probably one of the most spectacular in the whole Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas Natural Park.
- On our way we pass through an impressive canyon, narrow and sheer-sided, known as the Cerrada de Elías.
- A wooden walkway lets us walk above the river and enjoy this incomparable spot.
- The karst process acting on the limestone makes rainwater filter down from the heights and seep out through countless cracks in the walls.
- Because it is so spectacular, we will divide this route into several articles.
La Cerrada de Elías
More about this place…
For its singular scenic beauty, the Borosa river route is one of the best known in the Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas Natural Park. The spectacular walk through the Cerrada de Elías, an impressive U-shaped canyon the Borosa river has bored into the rock over time, leaves pictures etched for ever in the memory of its visitors. The many pools the river forms along the way make it an ideal place to visit in summer and enjoy the cool waters of the Borosa.
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