The Provincial Council of Toledo has already designed the new offer of ‘Nature walks’ for the academic year 2024-2025, with a total of 34 routes this season, which will begin on October 5. A program that aims to promote knowledge of nature, heritage and some of the most special corners of the province of Toledo.
The nature walks of the Provincial Council of Toledo, free of charge, are in great demand by the inhabitants of the province, who wait every year for their publication to register and enjoy the environment like this Toledo and discover the alternatives of rural tourism, while discovering unique places in our province.
Furthermore, continuing the momentum of last season, which was very well received, some visits will be supplemented by historical or cultural visits (cellars, churches, museums, etc.), as well as tastings or popular meals, to boost the economy of our cities, in some cases for a symbolic price and always optional for users.
The “Nature Walks” combine culture, leisure and sport, offering participants not only contact with nature, but also knowledge of the routes thanks to the support of specialized people, responsible for transmitting to each group the highlights of each route.
This season begins next Saturday, October 5, with two routes, one in Malpica de Tajo, with a visit to the Villalba Castle, and another in Yepes, to visit the springs of the Valley; and will end on May 11, 2025 in Gerindote, with a walk in the Cañada Real.
The duration of the routes is approximately four hoursusually starting at 10:00 a.m. and ending around 2:00 p.m., and each tour is led by a local person who suggests or knows the route and the most significant aspects.
As always, the walks will be free and will include accident insurance, and participants will only have to fill out the application created for this purpose on the website of the Provincial Council, via the link, and go to the beginning of the route, which will also be the place where it ends.
So far, and until they can be expanded thanks to new proposals from the Town Halls, EATIM and non-profit associations, the dates and municipalities included in this new edition of “Walks in Nature” are: Malpica de Tajo and Yepes (October 5). , San Bartolomé de las Abiertas (October 12), Oropesa (Camino de Guadalupe. October 19), Los Navalucillos (Ruta Valhondo. October 20), Belvís de la Jara (Peña de la Mora. October 26), La Estrella (Sendero Real November 2, 2024), Carmena (Paraje de la Alameda y Vid. November 3), Ciruelos (Limits of the Mesa de Ocaña (November 9), Navamorcuende (Swamp Route. November 16), Madridejos (Castrola Cave. November 23), El Toboso (Wells Route. December 7), La Calzada de Oropesa (Singular Trees, Lagoons and Ponds. December 7), Ugena (Paseo de los Marquises de Ugena. February 1 2025) 2025), Navalcán (route to the Sierra del Águila. March 8, 2025), Garciotum (ridges and bridges of Los Pilones. March 9, 2025), Mohedas de la Jara (route to the Sierra. March 15, 2025), Casarrubios del Monte (caño del Monte. March 16, 2025), Cardiel de los Montes (caño, fuentona and meadow del Rincón. March 22, 2025), Santa Olalla (La Higueruela farm. March 23, 2025), Camuñas (San Cristóbal hill and Mapa hill. March 29), Esquivias (hills of ‘Esquivias. March 30, 2025), El Puente del Arzobispo (art and clay. April 5, 2025), El Viso de San Juan (Illescas hill. April 6, 2025), Sevilleja de la Jara (Río Frío mills. April 12, 2025), Robledo del Mazo (Las gorges. Lanchas. April 26, 2025), Fuensalida (Prado Renales. April 27, 2025), Ontígola (Netre hills, pitanos and birds of prey. May 10, 2025) and Gerindote (Cañada Real. May 11, 2025).
