From the Ruins of the Church of Santa Mar\u00eda, along Calle de La Hoz, on the west side of the ruins, to Calle Camino del \u00c1ngel, we find a fork (there are two wooden panels: one of them for ornithological hiking and the other for a short distance PR path).<\/p>\n
If we take the path on the left and after 40 meters, we will find a tuff semicircular bridge, known as Puente de Madruga<\/strong>, before crossing the bridge we enter to the right along a narrow path in the riverbed.<\/p>\n Crystal clear waters, serene pools. The first pool is known as the Pil\u00f3n del Alpargate<\/strong>. After 425 meters we find on our left the remains of the old electric center of the Angel (next to it there is a path that ascends to the path of Nacelr\u00edo<\/strong>, through a beautiful wooden bridge). <\/p>\n We continue along our path that goes up and down avoiding the riverbed, crossing it sometimes, under the shade of large walnut trees, giant poplars, fig trees… After passing through the Pil\u00f3n del Fresno<\/strong>, and a few meters higher the “Pil\u00f3n de la mina”, the river becomes grounded, the high walls are overwhelming, until it rushes into spectacular waterfalls, waterfalls of transvestite cornices, mosses and eggs give it a glow of emeralds.<\/p>\n We climb some steps carved into the tuff rock until we reach the origin of the slope. Here we can see what was the catchment area of the channel of the Angel mini-power station. We must cross the river again and continue the path, we cross it again and come out at a fork on a bridge (already cemented) that we will take to the right, leaving on the left the old Molino de T\u00ediscar (Casa Rural Nacelrio) and ascending by a small truck where we will find on our left a “sheepfold” of cattle, taking advantage of a hollow in the wall of the mountain. <\/p>\n We continue and in about 200 meters we can already see the Malena Waterfall<\/strong>. After contemplating the brightness of the drops of water that bounce off leaves and rocks as they fall, we will continue a slight ascent until we begin to descend along a path that will take us to the asphalted track leaving the river on our right, passing through orchards until we reach the Ermita del \u00c1ngel<\/strong><\/a>, very close to the town of Cazorla and the beginning of the route at the Puente de Madruga and, from there to the Plaza de Santa Mar\u00eda<\/strong><\/a>, from where we will have the opportunity to continue along the red or green route and thus complete a monumental route through Cazorla. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" From the Ruins of the Church of Santa Mar\u00eda, along Calle de La Hoz, on the west side of the ruins, to Calle Camino del \u00c1ngel, we find a fork 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