PR-CC-201. Guijo de Granadilla-Arco Cáparra

The PR-CC-201 route, which connects Guijo de Granadilla with the Arch of Cáparra, is an 8.9-kilometer trail that offers an accessible experience for all hiking enthusiasts. With an easy difficulty level, this path invites walkers to enjoy a natural environment rich in history and culture. Along the way, hikers will have the opportunity to explore the Roman Ruins of Cáparra, an ancient settlement that spans approximately 12 hectares, although the original wall covers a larger area of around 16 hectares. This archaeological site is known for its impressive arch, which is one of the few visible remains of the ancient Roman city. Cáparra was an important stopping point on the Via de la Plata, making it a strategic location during Roman times. The neighborhood of Cáparra, located between Guijo de Granadilla and Oliva de Plasencia, also offers a glimpse into the region's Roman past. During the walk, visitors can imagine what life was like in this city in ancient times while enjoying the tranquility of the surrounding landscape. The route is well marked and ideal for families, groups of friends, or anyone who wishes to enjoy a day outdoors. As you progress, you can appreciate the native flora and fauna, as well as the panoramic views that characterize this part of Cáceres. In summary, the PR-CC-201 is not only an opportunity to exercise but also to immerse oneself in the rich history of the region and discover the traces left by the Romans in the present landscape.