The route starts in the village of Aroche, a municipality in Huelva considered the most culturally representative of the Serranía. Located more than 400 metres above sea level, Aroche has origins dating back to prehistoric times.
Before starting the route, you can visit some of the attractions in Aroche:
Museum of Santo Rosario: Discover a collection of religious artifacts and learn about the local history. (Map)
Archaeological Museum: Explore exhibits showcasing the rich archaeological heritage of the region, including ancient tools and pottery. (Map)
Arab Castle: Visit this historic fortress, which offers stunning views of the surrounding area. (Map)
Medieval Church: Marvel at the architecture and history of this well-preserved medieval church. (Map)
Roman City: Walk through the ruins of this ancient Roman settlement, gaining insight into the lives of its former inhabitants. (Map)
Aroche is a town with a storied past that has left an important legacy. As you stroll through its streets, you'll discover numerous historical landmarks and remnants of its rich heritage. This cultural journey serves as a perfect prelude to the trail leading to Ermita de San Mames (map).
The beginning of the route runs along the riverbank up to the road, where you turn right towards San Mames. From there, we recommend visiting the Chanza River, a picturesque spot for relaxation and exploration.
About the Route
The trail, which takes approximately 2 hours, offers an excellent opportunity to enjoy the area. It's rich in monuments and Celtic and Roman remains.
The route is of low difficulty and has no significant slopes, making it suitable for hikers of all levels.
