The Sierra Trapera resort is located in the town of Valsequillo, a village 106 km from the city of Córdoba, situated in the northern part of the Guadiato Valley region. It consists of 10 fully equipped apartments where guests can enjoy a unique experience in an unparalleled setting.

Just a few meters from the resort, with quick and easy access on foot, is the “La Piscina” Municipal Recreation, Sports, and Health Complex, where you can take a refreshing dip in the summer.

The apartment features Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and stunning views, and is fully equipped:

- One 1.35 cm double bed and three 1.05 cm single beds.

- Bedding and towels.

- Various kitchenware: saucepans, pots, frying pans, bowls, cruet set, plates, glasses, mugs, cutlery, pitcher, wine glasses, can opener, corkscrew, scissors.

- Kitchen equipped with a dishwasher, washing machine, refrigerator, oven, glass-ceramic cooktop, microwave, coffee maker, blender, toaster, juicer, iron, and range hood.

- Sofas: 1 three-seater and 2 single-seaters.

- 2 benches.

- Tall rectangular table

- 6 chairs.

- Regular low table

- Clothesline

- Ironing board

If you’re looking for a unique experience surrounded by nature, Valsequillo is the place for you. Our hiking gem is the Sierra Trapera Trail, a 5-km route that combines spectacular scenery, history, and tradition.

Explore the Guadiator Trail and much more: nature trails, unique landscapes, and the charm of Valsequillo await you.

The journey begins in the heart of the village, at the Plaza de la Democracia, from where we set off on a trail that takes us across the Fuente de la Plazuela stream via a charming granite bridge. Along the way, we pass through open fields, old pasture enclosures, olive groves, and vegetable gardens with wells that still feature their traditional waterwheels.

Following the Monterrubio lava flow, the trail leads us to the Puerto de La Cinta, a natural pass at an elevation of 652 meters that separates the Sierra de la Cinta and the Sierra Trapera. In winter, seasonal ponds, such as Laguna Ramos, become home to various waterfowl, adding a touch of wildlife to the route.

The route takes us past the chapel of Nuestra Señora de Fátima, an iconic site where the town celebrates its traditional pilgrimage every second Sunday in May. Before arriving, we cross the historic Córdoba-Almorchón railroad line and the legendary Venta del Contrabandista, evoking stories of the old Almorchón trail or the Smugglers’ Trail.

If you love adventure, history, and being in touch with nature, the Sierra Trapera Trail is a must-see in Valsequillo. Are you ready to explore it?