Camarena De La Sierra: Trails, Springs and Winter Sports
Accommodation in Camarena De La Sierra
Winter and Trails
In Camarena de la Sierra, the first area can be reached from the Camarena chairlift via the Amanaderos downhill run. If there are several options for the same period, you can compare these fields together and read your room preference and travel dates as related details.
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The PR-TE 123–GR 10 connection is signposted in both walking directions. On GR-10 Stage 03 to Camarena de la Sierra, the final section follows the RĂo Camarena river trail to the town. The GR 10 follows the RĂo Camarena river trail to the Amanaderos de Riodeva; from Molino Montereta, the PR-TE 123 runs through the Riodeva or Los Ramos valley to the Ermita de San Pablo at an altitude of 1,750 metres. After descending at the Fuente de MosĂ©n JosĂ©, GR-8 Stage 16 reaches the urban area of Camarena de la Sierra via the road.
A round-trip hike of more than six hours and 21 kilometres passes the Fuente de Matahombres picnic area; near the picnic area at the Fuente de la Miel lies the Fuente del Peguero, where the excursion ends. The information on direction, stage route, duration and length helps you compare the trails according to your preferred tour format. Signposting and route characteristics are separate features and do not replace one another. Those combining several activities can consider the winter connection and hiking information separately; each named route represents its own tour format.
Nature
Numerous springs rise in the municipality of Camarena de la Sierra; this is why the town is known as “pueblo de las cien fuentes” – the village of a hundred springs. The Amanaderos waterfall in the gorge of the same name is one of the featured sights of Camarena de la Sierra. Mount Javalambre is located in the vicinity of Camarena de la Sierra, as is the Cerro Calderón peak.
The Fuente Blanquilla spring is located in the immediate vicinity of Camarena de la Sierra. The Fuente del PerdigĂłn spring is also located in the immediate vicinity of Camarena de la Sierra. These spatial distinctions provide a clear basis for comparison: the immediate vicinity, vicinity and wider regional surroundings refer to different geographical relationships.
Culture
The Baroque single-nave parish church of San Mateo is the most important building in Camarena de la Sierra; the year 1677 is inscribed on its west wall. It has a Baroque interior decorated with sgraffiti depicting angels and plant motifs.
Regional Surroundings
The wider regional surroundings of Camarena de la Sierra are home to four museums: the Museo AragonĂ©s de PaleontologĂa, the Torre de El Salvador, the Museo Provincial de Teruel and the Museo HistĂłrico.
For comparing other destinations: Linares De Mora, Valdelinares, Gúdar, Alcalá De La Selva
For the higher-level travel overview: Teruel.