Río Borosa · to the hydroelectric power station
The official sheet for this variant states 7,259 m one way and 2 h 30 min. Current conditions require bypassing Cerrada de Elías via the forest track.
There is no single “best” trail for everyone. Choose by time, effort, route type, area and current status. Every figure on this page belongs to a specific route variant.
Open as far as the hydroelectric power station. The Cerrada de Elías section remains closed and is bypassed via the forest track. The Junta asks for extra care on bridges and adult accompaniment for minors.
Check the official source again before setting out: this notice may change.These photographs help visualise why Borosa, Cerrada de Elías and its walkways are such strong references within the Sierra. They are inspirational support, never a replacement for current operational alerts.




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The official sheet for this variant states 7,259 m one way and 2 h 30 min. Current conditions require bypassing Cerrada de Elías via the forest track.
Circular and short, but we do not call it “easy” purely because of its length. The official sheet rates it medium difficulty.
Almost flat according to the Junta, with 26 m difference between start and finish and abundant shade. Because it is linear, the official distance is one way.
A linear walk beside the young Guadalquivir. The official 2,231 m and 1 hour refer to the outward leg, not the complete return plan.
This card is the official short trail, not PR-A 317 Barranco Sabinas–Guazalamanco, which is a different itinerary.
The comarca trail guide uses technical data and MIDE to describe route demands. Our family layer adds terrain, shade, steps, heat, return leg and facilities.
Natural environment severity, navigation, movement difficulty and required effort. MIDE is useful only when it refers to the exact route variant, and should be read as technical information rather than a marketing badge.
On linear trails, one-way official length must not become the total outing distance. This matters especially for families and day planning.
Los Galdones stands out for low difficulty, almost level terrain and abundant shade. Utrero is short but officially medium difficulty. Río Borosa currently carries a specific notice about bridges and minors.
A distance to Cazorla town does not describe the drive to a trail deeper inside the Natural Park. For a day out from the hotel, use the exact parking area or trailhead and allow for mountain-road driving and the return journey.
Operational data is checked against Ventana del Visitante; the comarca hiking guide provides additional technical context for SL, PR, GR and RENPA networks.
Hiking Guide: network, technical data, MIDE and variants.
Current public-use trail and facility sheets.
Ventana del VisitanteCurrent temporary opening and Cerrada de Elías limitation.
Official noticeDuration, return, difficulty and current status matter more than the famous name of an outing.