The best running trails around Fuensanta De Martos

Valdepeñas de Jaén is a charming town, nestled between the impressive mountain ranges of the Sierra de la Pandera to the north and the Sierra de Alta Coloma to the southeast. The town was founded in 1539 and has a typical Renaissance townscape, characterized by a checkerboard pattern. In 1558, it received the status of an independent town. Valdepeñas de Jaén offers numerous sights, such as the Ermita de Chircales, a small chapel that reflects the region's spiritual history with religious paintings and the cave of a hermit. Another highlight is the Molino de Harina, a still-functioning water mill that offers a fascinating insight into traditional flour production. Nature lovers can discover the Chorreras del Río Vadillo, a series of natural waterfalls formed by the Vadillo River and surrounded by paths offering beautiful views. The region is also a paradise for outdoor activities such as cycling. The lush forests and picturesque landscape offer ideal conditions for cyclists who want to explore the beautiful Sierra Sur. A culinary experience is offered by the restaurant El Quejigo del Carbón, located on a hill, which is known not only for its excellent cuisine but also for the breathtaking view of the surrounding landscape. Valdepeñas de Jaén is thus the perfect place to combine history, nature, culture, and sporting activities.

Martos is a beautiful city in the province of Jaén. Situated on a hilltop, the city offers breathtaking views over the surrounding olive groves and the Sierra Morena. With a rich history dating back to Roman times, Martos is known for its historical sights such as the Castle of la Villa and the Church of San Juan Bautista. The central square, Plaza de la Constitución, is a lively place where locals gather for markets and events. The city has a warm and welcoming atmosphere, and is a great place to experience authentic Andalusian culture.

A small town on the banks of the Víboras river, between the Sierras del Trigo and Sierra de la Grana. One of the official starting points of the famous climb to the Sierra de la Pandera.

Los Villares is located in the heart of the Sierra de Jaén. The town is on the banks of the Frio River. There is a water fountain to fill your bottles on a warm summer's day.

A small town on top of a mountain in the southeast of the province of Jaén, near the border with Córdoba. Magnificent views of olive groves across the rugged landscape of the Sierras de Alcaudete.

Parish Church dated between the 16th and 17th centuries. Its main promoter was the architect and sculptor Juan de Reolid in 1539. During the Spanish Civil War the temple suffered significant damage, being restored and reformed by the architect Ramón Pajares Pardo in 1952.

Spanish municipality in the Sierra Sur region, southwest of the province of Jaén. It is located at an altitude of 920 meters and 31 kilometers from the provincial capital, Jaén. The city was founded in 1539, as a new settlement, within the project of colonization and repopulation of the Jaén mountains undertaken in 1508, after the normalization and definitive integration of the kingdom of Granada.

Ruins of an old castle built in the 14th century by the Order of Calatrava in the Spanish city of Martos, Jaén. It was built on the ruins of another ancient Arab fortress, which in turn had been built on the ruins of another primitive Ibero-Roman fortification.