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“Meadows and Rocky Areas“ Monfragüe Biosphere Reserve Malpartida de Plasencia
Birding
Haza de la Concepción
Active Nature
Mirabel C C-2
9.5
Toril
Villarreal de San Carlos
Serradilla
Casatejada
Saucedilla Serrejón
9.6 CC-2
Casas de Millán
EX-108
CC-17.1
Trails
Mirabel
Gastronomy
i 390
08
EX-2
EX-
Torrejón el Rubio
EX-3
85
Almaraz N-V
Biosphere Reserve
Romangordo Higuera de Albalat
Casas de Miravete EX-
Jaraicejo
A-
5
386
Deleitosa
Introduction These mountain ranges and their surrounding meadows located in the centre of the province watered by the Tagus and Tiétar rivers make up the only biosphere reserve of Extremadura. The flight of vultures will accompany us through a green cover of holm and cork oaks, through which old bridges and castles, a venerable Christ and a treasure, an ancient Muslim city... and a black and white village will emerge.
Notes Regional Association www.ademe.info
Did you know that...? The Camino Natural del Tajo or Natural Path of Tagus River (GR 113) is a trail that runs more than 1000 km alongside the longest river of the Iberian peninsula from its birth in the Montes Universales until the Portuguese border at Cedillo and of course crossing it its path is Monfragüe. 64
Signpost on the Camino Natural
Mirabel castle
Mirador de la Sierra (Serradilla)
Our tour starts in Casas de Millán, the westernmost town of the reserve and we can get there by A-66 near Puerto de los Castaños. Here for the first time we are on the Camino Natural del Tajo (GR 113), the trail that runs along the great river that we will further coincide on more than one occasion. We will continue to get inside the reserve towards Serradilla before diverting on to the asphalted road of the Rivera del Castaño supply dam that will take us up to Castillo de Mirabel (Mirabel Castle). Meadows and Rocky Areas: Monfragüe Biosphere Reserve