It is an easy, water-filled descent that runs through a very narrow gorge and can be divided into two sections. The most notable obstacle is the final abseil, which features a 9-metre-long handrail with intermediate anchor points.

It is an easy, water-filled descent that runs through a very narrow gorge and can be divided into two sections. The most notable obstacle is the final abseil, which features a 9-metre-long handrail with intermediate anchor points.

Leave your car in the car park at the Guijo de Santa Bárbara bathing area, known as ‘El Cachapo’.

Above the swimming area there is a bridge which we must cross; we then take the path branching off to the left, which climbs gradually. We reach the middle bridge, cross it and continue climbing until we reach a stone house. Next to this house there is a track which we should leave on our left and take a small path situated in front of the house. We follow this path, which will take us to the bed of the Gargantón.

It is an easy, water-filled descent that runs through a very narrow gorge and can be divided into two sections. The most notable obstacle is the final abseil, which features a 9-metre-long handrail with intermediate anchor points.

At the end of the ravine, we come out onto the road; we just need to walk up it to the car park.