An 8.71 km route with a 50 m elevation gain and a 50 m descent, designed as a low-difficulty walk that combines riverside areas and wooded landscapes of great scenic interest. The estimated walking time is 1 hour 57 minutes, offering an accessible way to discover some of the most characteristic natural spots in the Calahorra area.
The route passes through notable sites such as Cidacos Park, the Perdiguero reservoir and Monte de los Agudos, areas that allow you to enjoy the rich natural environment and the characteristic views of the region.
Flora
The vegetation along the route consists of species typical of riverside and Mediterranean environments, notably poplars, tamarisk and willows in the areas near the water, alongside Aleppo pines in the woodland areas.
Fauna
The fauna associated with the route includes numerous species linked to riverine and forest ecosystems. Among the most characteristic birds are the kingfisher, the white stork, the osprey, ducks, coots, mallards, grebes, owls and thrushes. Species such as tench, eels, barbel and crayfish inhabit the local waters. Notable mammals include wild boars, rabbits and roe deer.
