We did this hiking walk from El Bosque Town to Benamahoma. The entrance was not well signposted on the El Bosque town side if you are a tourist in the area, but we asked 2 local ladies who gave us ample instructions. This is a walk that you must not miss if you are in the area. The nearer you got to Benamahoma, the more beautiful the river became. The walk is fairly simple, although some areas might be more tricky if you have mobility issues. It was supposed to take about 2 hours at a comfortable pace, but we stopped several times to admire the areas and the beautiful birds. On reaching Benamahoma, there are public toilets very clean and well kept. Restrictions in the area are no swimming in the river or putting up picnic chairs, etc.

Maribel will show you the facilities and tell you with the deepest passion possible about all the beautiful history of Ubrique and its relationship with leather. Maribel has devoted her life to safeguard and show thousands of pieces of the town's history for the last 25 years, with little support from politicians or institutions. A work she can be really proud of.

This was the perfect setting for my daughter's engagement, at sunset at the top! The caretaker of the castle even let us stay beyond closing hours to let them continue celebrating. So special and kind. It was absolutely beautiful.