Horse riding route La Confesa 1h

There are areas of the Iberian Peninsula that remain unchanged, in which the hand of man has not yet modified their life cycle. One of those places is the Aracena Natural Park and Picos de Aroche, in the northern part of Huelva, in the Huelva fragment of Sierra Morena. If you also add to that the popular Andalusian horse tradition, we have, in short, one of the most pleasant experiences you will ever live with our equestrian routes.

This one-hour horseback riding route has an approximate length of 4.7 kilometers and has a strong>difficultybetween low and medium, perform a circular route, average speeds of 18km/h are reached at jogand 6km/h at a walk, crosses areas with a minimum height of 530 meters and maximum strong> of 635 meters above sea level, and, finally, the composition of the surface that we cross is of asphalt, cobblestone and of compact earth.

A perfect route for all those who are starting out in the world of tourism due to its balanced duration and the simplicity of its route. For your peace of mind, one of our instructors will guide you along the entire route and will explain the highlights of the journey. A route that can be booked for almost all ages, 5 years is the minimum allowed with parental authorization. You do not need to go to the center like a professional rider, as long as you wear proper clothing for the activity (robust pants or tights and strong footwear such as strong>boots) is enough. The rest, the helmet for the head and the elements for the mount, is on us.

Walking or jogging, this circular journey passes through some of the most emblematic sites in the region. The departure is scheduled from Galaroza, where our equestrian center is located. We want to tell you a couple of details about Galaroza so that you get motivated to book this excursion: the name of the town comes from the Arabic word "Al-Jaroza", whose translation would be "Valley of the Roses", "the Maiden" or "the Bride" and is known for the value of its water and for the wood craftsmanship that has been practiced since time immemorial.

After Galaroza we continue to the Sierra del Castaño, with the Riscos Altos, the highest peakprominent in the entire mountain range. From there we move to Jabugo, a place that houses the royal residence called El Tiro Pichón. Santa Brígida is our next stop, famous because during Easter Sunday the Egg and Bun festival takes place. Finally, in general, we will always orbit around the bank of the Múrtiga, a valley of special interest that brings together gems such as a hydroelectric power plant from the beginning of the 20th century, a bridge from medieval times in an impeccable state of conservation, numerous mills, springs, fountains, and even a centenary aqueduct.

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