Spain Castile and León
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Welcome to the Sendero Lagunillas hiking route!
Located in a beautiful natural area, this 11.952-kilometer out-and-back trail offers stunning views and a challenging hike for outdoor enthusiasts. With an elevation gain of 336 meters, hikers can expect a moderate to difficult level of difficulty, suitable for those with some hiking experience.
As you start your journey, you will come across the Fuente Nuestra Señora de las Nieves spring, just 0.02 kilometers from the trailhead. Make sure to fill up your water bottles here before continuing on. Further along the trail, at 0.07 kilometers, you will find the Fuente de la Hiedra spring, offering another opportunity to rest and hydrate.
Around the midway point of the hike, at 3.3 kilometers, you will encounter the Fuente de Juan Bellver spring, providing a refreshing stop as you continue your ascent. As you approach the Collado de la Gargantilla saddle at 3.38 kilometers, take a moment to admire the panoramic views before pushing forward.
For those seeking more water sources, there are several scattered along the trail, ranging from 5.89 to 5.98 kilometers from the start. While some are right on the trail, others require a slight detour, but all offer a chance to refuel and enjoy the surroundings.
As you reach the 5.98-kilometer mark, you'll find yourself near the peak of the trail, with the Poza de Lagunillas in sight. Take a breather, soak in the scenery, and perhaps even spot local wildlife in the area. Remember to check the forecast before embarking on this hike and pack plenty of water and snacks to keep you fueled throughout the day.
Whether you're a seasoned hiker looking for a new challenge or a nature enthusiast eager to explore the outdoors, the Sendero Lagunillas trail promises a memorable adventure. Lace up your boots, hit the trail, and discover the beauty of this route for yourself.