This trail follows, in part, the ancient “church path” (*vereica de misa*) once used by residents of the various neighborhoods to attend religious services. At the start, it joins the GR7 trail toward Narila—passing by a fountain and an old communal washhouse—before continuing along the *Cañada Real de Vacares* (a historic livestock route). It then reaches the road leading to Juvíles and Trevélez, near the Barranco del Cairo ravine and the *Cueva de los Pobres* (a cave that once served as a hideout for bandits and highwaymen). From there, the route takes a path that connects to the *Camino de Cátor*, ending in the upper part of Bérchules.
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