There is a hiking guide with various routes departing from the hotel's location.

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From mid-September to mid-October, the forests surrounding the Tranco reservoir are full of life with the bellows of the deer during their rut at dawn.
We suggest listening to the rutting season, mating time for deers.
You can watch at your own pace by moving around with your own vehicle from the Pantano del Tranco or Bukharaiza viewpoints.

At the reception, we will guide you on the best tapas route in La Iruela and Cazorla at affordable prices. Like in all tapa places throughout the region, the drink is always accompanied by a tapa.

We can facilitate the visit to an oil mill where you will learn about the process of making this precious product and you will see the equipment and machinery used for this purpose, even the ancestral ones.

With an extension of 214,000 hectares, it is the largest protected area in Spain and the second largest in Europe, and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. It offers a wide range of experiences where you can discover corners, valleys, rivers, lakes, lagoons, waterfalls, landscapes, etc.

Rappelling, archery, horse-riding, zip lines, rock climbing, kayaks, bicycles, are some of the main multi-adventure activities that you can hire locally. You can also enjoy one of the most adrenaline-inducing attractions in Spain with a new Ferrata Route inaugurated at the end of 2016. It is known as "La Mocha" ... and is located right in front of the main door of our hotel!

The two cities are not far from Cazorla, making it a must-visit due to the monumental character of these towns.