PR-TE-102.B. Josa-La Hoz de la Vieja

The PR-TE-102.B route, known as Josa-La Hoz de la Vieja, extends 8.8 kilometers in the heart of the Ebro Valley, in the province of Teruel, within the Autonomous Community of Aragon. This medium-difficulty route offers hikers the opportunity to explore a mountainous landscape that combines natural beauty with local history. The starting point of the route is Josa, a municipality that is part of the Cuencas Mineras region. Josa is known for its rich cultural heritage and traditional architecture, which reflects the mining history of the area. As visitors walk through its streets, they can appreciate the tranquility of the place and the hospitality of its inhabitants. As the route progresses, hikers will face a cumulative elevation gain of 350 meters, providing a moderate challenge and allowing for panoramic views of the surroundings. The path winds through pine forests and rocky areas, where the local flora and fauna manifest in their splendor. One of the highlights of the route is La Hoz de la Vieja, an impressive gorge formed by water erosion over the centuries. This place is not only a natural spectacle but also has significant geological value, making it an ideal spot for nature and photography enthusiasts. The PR-TE-102.B is more than just a simple walk: it is an experience that connects visitors with the history and nature of Aragon. At the end of the route, hikers can return to Josa, where they can rest and enjoy the local cuisine, which includes typical dishes from the region.