Circular mountain route that ascends through the beautiful landscapes of the Jasule forest and the Xoxo ravine, walking through a mixed forest of Scots pine, beech, and firs, up to the beautiful meadows on the slopes of Kiñubizkarra from where it descends to the Ezcároz viewpoint with magnificent panoramas and the Axarixiola cave, then returns to Ezcároz.
Circular route that, from near the church of Ezcároz/Ezkaroze (information panel and directional arrow of the trail) heads to the cemetery, continues along a track, and turns left onto a path that leads to the Jasule waterfalls, from where a path with a section equipped with steps connects to a track that then splits to follow the right (directional post) ascending the Xoxo ravine through mixed forest of Scots pine, until it leaves it turning left onto a path that connects with another track (directional post) which is followed to the left but abandoned before reaching the Galtzabarra hut, by a path (directional post) to the left that goes into the forest among boxwood and beech trees, connects again near a fork in the tracks (directional post), follows the left track which it covers for just about 100 meters and then turns left to follow a path (directional post) to the left that leads to the meadows of the Udi hut, with excellent views of the surroundings and in the distance the Abodi mountain range. The route continues level along the slope of Kiñubizkara to then begin descending to a directional post where turning left it follows the path that in 500 meters reaches the Ezcároz viewpoint (equipped with a wooden fence and panoramic table); returns to the same spot and continues the descent to a directional post indicating the Axarixiloa cave (20 meters to the right) the path widens and in just 500 meters returns to the starting point in Ezcároz/Ezkaroze.
Author’s recommendation
In the Salazar Valley there are other marked trails where you can find more information at: www.valledesalazar.com/turismo/senderismo
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Safety information
Marked trail with yellow markings, with directional posts and some marked wooden cairns. Information panel at the start of the route.
Tips and suggestions
In the Salazar Valley there are other marked trails where you can find more information at: www.valledesalazar.com/turismo/senderismo
Roadbook
Circular route that, from near the church of Ezcároz/Ezkaroze (information panel and directional arrow of the trail) heads to the cemetery, continues along a track, and turns left onto a path that leads to the Jasule waterfalls, from where a path with a section equipped with steps connects to a track that then splits to follow the right (directional post) ascending the Xoxo ravine through mixed forest of Scots pine, until it leaves it turning left onto a path that connects with another track (directional post) which is followed to the left but abandoned before reaching the Galtzabarra hut, by a path (directional post) to the left that goes into the forest among boxwood and beech trees, connects again near a fork in the tracks (directional post), follows the left track which it covers for just about 100 meters and then turns left to follow a path (directional post) to the left that leads to the meadows of the Udi hut, with excellent views of the surroundings and in the distance the Abodi mountain range. The route continues level along the slope of Kiñubizkara to then begin descending to a directional post where turning left it follows the path that in 500 meters reaches the Ezcároz viewpoint (equipped with a wooden fence and panoramic table); returns to the same spot and continues the descent to a directional post indicating the Axarixiloa cave (20 meters to the right) the path widens and in just 500 meters returns to the starting point in Ezcároz/Ezkaroze.
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Equipment
- Mountain shoes or boots.
- Water and food.
- Navigation tools.
- Mobile phone.
- Backpack.
- Multitool or knife (recommended)
- Clothing suitable for the weather.
- First aid kit.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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