Camarena de la Sierra: Holiday Apartment, Springs and Mountain Destinations

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Camarena de la Sierra is known as the “pueblo de las cien fuentes” – the village of a hundred springs – because numerous springs rise within the municipality. One of the highlighted sights is the Amanaderos waterfall in the gorge of the same name.

Nature

The Fuente Blanquilla and Fuente del Perdigón springs are located in the immediate surroundings of Camarena de la Sierra. Mount Javalambre and the Cerro Calderón summit are located in the vicinity of Camarena de la Sierra.

For planning purposes, you can distinguish between the springs, the waterfall and the mountain destinations. When planning independently, the natural features can be noted separately, with the trails listed alongside them as a separate focus.

Hiking Trails

The PR-TE 123–GR 10 connection is signposted in both directions. On GR-10 Stage 03 to Camarena de la Sierra, the final section follows the Río Camarena riverside path to the village; along the route, the GR 10 follows this riverside path to the Amanaderos de Riodeva.

GR-8 Stage 16 reaches the built-up area of Camarena de la Sierra via the road after descending at the Fuente de Mosén José. From Molino Montereta, the PR-TE 123 runs through the Riodeva or Los Ramos valley to the Ermita de San Pablo at an altitude of 1,750 metres.

A round trip lasting more than six hours and covering 21 kilometres passes the Fuente de Matahombres picnic area; near the picnic area at the Fuente de la Miel is the Fuente del Peguero, where the excursion ends.

When planning, you can consider the signposted connection, the stages with a village or landscape destination, and the long round trip as different types of trail. Direction, signage, distance, duration and the destinations mentioned in each case provide various points of comparison.

Winter

The first area can be reached from the Telesilla de Camarena via the Amanaderos run.

When booking a holiday apartment in Camarena de la Sierra, you can compare travel dates, category and cancellation conditions side by side on accommodation listings. For personal planning, these details can be matched with different aspects of the village: springs, mountain destinations, the signposted connection, the Amanaderos run or the architecture of San Mateo. You can arrange the order according to your travel plans.

More pages about localities: Villarquemado, Arcos De La Salinas, La Ginebrosa, Calanda, La Virgen De La Vega, Cretas, Olba and Alcañiz.

Culture

The single-nave Baroque parish church of San Mateo is the most important building in Camarena de la Sierra; the year 1677 is displayed on its west wall.

The church has Baroque interior decoration featuring sgraffiti depicting angels and plant motifs.

If you are interested in culture, you can distinguish between the individual San Mateo building and several museums in the wider surrounding area.

The museums in the wider surrounding area of Camarena de la Sierra include the Museo Aragonés de Paleontología, the Torre de El Salvador, the Museo Provincial de Teruel and the Museo Histórico.

For the higher-level travel overview: Teruel.

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