This is a trail that links these two municipalities via the GR-141 (stage 3). The route allows you to cross the ridge that separates the Genal Valley from the Guadiaro Valley. The route is quite demanding, especially from the time you cross the Veguetas stream to the Asalto del Cura.

It is undoubtedly the trail with the most landscape variety in Benarrabá, with a medium difficulty due to its slopes.

The trail allows you to see almost all of the public mountains of Benarrabá, located south of the town centre and occupied by a very well-preserved cork oak forest with gall oaks.

The proposed route is one of the most comfortable in Benarrabá and allows us to travel through La Loma, which is the area located northeast of Benarrabá, whose sunny slope faces the Infiernillo stream that separates it from the town and which must be forded both on the way there and on the way back.

This is a trail with steep slopes both up and down. It runs along the Arroyo del Infernillo basin to the Genal River. In this section, the dominant vegetation is cork oaks and gall oaks, which blend with the riverside vegetation in the lower part.

An easy trail with a slight but continuous slope that takes us along the old paths towards Algatocín. The trail is ideal for families since almost all of it is on dirt tracks.