Castaño del Robledo is a little village founded in the 16th Century. Its name comes from the chestnut tree, the most common tree in the area, source of resources and emblem of the Natural Park, and on the other hand from the former wood: an oak tree wood. We shall see old chestnut woods at the end of the village, beautiful views and after some hard steeps, the ravine of Casares. During the rainfall season it is worth asking how to go to the spectacular water cascade nearby called los Chorros de Ollarancos.

Length: 4 km.
Average difficulty: Low-medium.
Estimated time: 1 hour 30 min.