Aljibe Waterfall – Roblelacasa loop from Campillo de Ranas

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Aljibe Waterfall – Roblelacasa loop from Campillo de Ranas

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Aljibe Waterfall – Roblelacasa loop from Campillo de Ranas

03:23

11.6km

290m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

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Parking

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682 m

Campillo de Ranas

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Beautiful Village of Black Architecture in La Sierra Norte de Guadalajara.

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2.27 km

A district of the municipality of Campillo de Ranas, located to the northwest of the province of Guadalajara, El Espinar currently has barely ten and a half permanent inhabitants. This does not prevent its few buildings from offering visitors excellent samples of popular architecture, framed in what is called black architecture of the Sierra del Ocejón.

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2.86 km

Path through the cattle

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It is a slightly descending path towards the pretty town of El Espinar. The meadows on the sides of the road are always full of cows.

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5.79 km

Aljibe Waterfall

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Although its access is steep and difficult, the Aljibe Waterfall is a popular place for hiking lovers. The path that leads to it offers spectacular views and is part of the Aljibe Waterfall Route. For long stretches, the trail runs close to the ravine without side protection, so caution should be taken.

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8.90 km

Hillside Trail

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Through it you go up to the towns of Espinar or Campillejo from Las Pozas del Aljibe.

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9.26 km

Roblelacasa

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In Roblelacasa, a very characteristic pattern of this fascinating popular black architecture is repeated, which is that the streets are not the axis that backbones the urban planning of the towns, but the result of the chaotic grouping of houses and buildings destined for animals and orchards, forming an urban complex of unusual anarchic and asymmetric beauty, almost a labyrinth of streets and alleys through which, with great difficulty, vehicle traffic can pass, currently limited exclusively to the vehicles of its inhabitants, just "in reverse" than almost any conventional town.

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10.1 km

Spring and stepping stones of the Arroyo del Soto

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Source of fresh water and stones to cross the Arroyo del Soto, already close to Campillo de Ranas.

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10.5 km

Trail between villages

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This path was very popular with the inhabitants of the area to travel from Roblelacasa to Campillo de Ranas, and vice versa.

Here, you can enjoy a wide variety of colors in the landscape in both spring and autumn. Also, if you like to discover a wide variety of mushrooms, this is your area. Of course, it is not recommended to catch or eat them since there are many poisonous ones.

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