- After focusing on the Cerrada del Utrero in the previous instalment, in this one we cover the way to the hydroelectric plant.
- A tributary of the Guadalquivir, the Borosa is spectacular all along the way, with one fall and waterfall after another.
- The walk is especially beautiful in spring, when the thaw swells the river considerably and the roar of the water is with us all the time.
- Just before reaching the hydroelectric plant, a spectacular plain known as Huelga Nidillo awaits, from which we can look up at the southern part of the Banderillas range.
The Borosa River Route
More about this place…
One of the main tributaries of the Guadalquivir within the Natural Park, the Borosa river runs through rugged landscapes that form beautiful waterfalls and spectacular cascades. Along the way we pass through areas of lush vegetation: holm oaks, strawberry trees, box, barberry, ivy, brambles and mastic trees line the river. Just before reaching the hydroelectric plant we can enjoy Huelga Nidillo, a spectacular plain that was farmed many years ago.
How to arrive
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