Moderate Bujero Molinicos Route
Molinicos, Castilla-La ManchaBujero Molinicos Route
Molinicos · Castilla-La Mancha 12.0km Distance
4h Duration
1089m Max altitude
e-Bike Type
Moderate About this route
The Bujero is a curious natural hole in rock at about 1,100 m altitude with impressive panoramas. From there, part of the terms of Molinicos, Elche de la Sierra, and Letur can be seen.
The route begins in the urban center of Molinicos and descends towards the old town of the village to start an ascent that leads to the village, now uninhabited, known as Las Hermanas, whose clock, installed in the first half of the 20th century, is a symbol of the area.
It is a circular route except for the path, which is linear, that reaches the Bujero. The route ends again in Molinicos passing by the farmhouse of El Retamar.
Recommended for those over 12 years old.
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Points of interest on the route
Discover unique places to stop and enjoy.
castle Edificio Tourist Office
Tourist Office
castle Edificio Clock Tower
Most recognizable symbol of the town. It is a stone tower with a traditional appearance, built on a small rise in the old town.
Its main function was to house the public clock that marked the hours for the villagers, and it also served as a landmark and viewpoint offering good views of the surrounding mountains.
place Otro Sisters Village
It is a small and picturesque rural settlement nestled among hills and valleys of great natural beauty.
It is characterized by its traditional stone houses with clay tile roofs, arranged along narrow streets that preserve the charm of mountain architecture. The village maintains a peaceful and authentic atmosphere, typical of the old agricultural and livestock communities of the Sierra del Segura.
castle castle Edificio
Ancient Oil Mill
It is a traditional building where olives were once ground to produce olive oil, one of the main economic activities in the area.
It preserves original elements such as presses, millstones, and storage tanks, reflecting the traditional production methods. Today, it serves as a testimony to the municipality’s ethnographic heritage and the importance of olive cultivation in rural life in the Sierra del Segura.
place place Otro
Senda-Dcha (km 3,35)
Arrow / crossing / intersection (indicates a fork or decision point).
forest Naturaleza The Bujero
El Bujero is a curious natural hole in the rock at about 1,100 m above sea level, offering stunning panoramic views. From there, you can see parts of Molinicos, Elche de la Sierra, and Letur.
place place Otro
Track-Rt (km 8,28)
castle castle Edificio
Cortijo El Retamar
Traditional rural farmhouse among pine groves and terraced fields; an example of agricultural architecture in the mountains. No services; respect private property.
forest Naturaleza Watering place (km 10.6)
Traditional stone pilon connected to a nearby fountain. Ideal stopping point to fill water or enjoy the surroundings.
forest Naturaleza Peña Perico-Scaling Zone
Scaling Zone
castle Edificio Mushroom Museum "The House of the Níscalo".
The theme of the Mycological Museum "Casa del Níscalo" focuses on the study of fungi, mushrooms, and truffles, both edible and toxic, and any other group of fungal interest due to their applications in medicine, health, forestry, and agricultural aspects, as well as in their ecosystems, for their conservation and improvement.
castle Edificio La Forge Museum (km 1.04)
The Museum of Trades and ancient forge: in a very comprehensive way, all kinds of tools and implements traditionally used are displayed, as well as information and curiosities about these trades and ways of life. Some of the traditional trades (that stood out in Molinicos) and tools that can be found in this exhibition are from farmers, harvesters, reapers, millers, oil pressers, winemakers and brandy makers, distillers, basket makers, weavers, fullers, pine gatherers, resin gatherers, brick makers, shepherds, beekeepers, charcoal burners, lime burners, truffle hunters, blacksmiths…