Metal viaducts over olive groves on the longest greenway in Andalusia

From the provincial capital of Jaén, a very long steel trail weaved its way through the olive groves of the provinces of Jaén and Córdoba as far as the banks of the Genil River. This route on which trains once travelled is now Andalusia’s longest greenway, and an itinerary to enjoy exceptional metal viaducts, some of the wildest landscapes in these Andalusian provinces, villages and restored stations.
 

Basic Facts
	127,38 Km
	Jaén - Campo Real in Puente Genil (Córdoba) via Torredelcampo, Torredonjimeno, Martos, Alcaudete (Jaén); Luque, Baena, Zuheros, Doña Mencía, Cabra, Lucena, Moriles and Aguilar de la Frontera (Córdoba). Jaén - Córdoba. Andalusia.
	Trekkers, cyclists, suitable for people with reduced mobility
	Asphalt and compacted earth
	Connection with the Luque - Baena branch. 7.9 km
	12 stations, 4 tunnels (one of which is a cut-and-cover tunnel), 13 metal viaducts and 7 pedestrian walkways
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