From the infinite plain of Albacete to the town of Alcaraz

The railway that was to connect the towns of Baeza in Jaén and Utiel in Valencia, which was never completed, was destined to travel through numerous and very different regions. But the most exacerbated landscape contradiction is perhaps the one corresponding to this section. Its route first takes us through the Albacete Plain, a homogeneous and agricultural terrain, and then immerses us in the basin of the Jardín River, an area that takes us to an abrupt and mountainous terrain culminating in the Sierra de Alcaraz.
 

Basic Facts
	46,78 Km
	Reolid (Albacete) - Arroyo del Ojanco (Jaén) via Salobre, Vianos, Villapalacios, Bienservida (Albacete), Villarodrigo, Puente de Génave, Génave and La Puerta de Segura (Jaén). Albacete - Jaén. Castile-La Mancha – Andalusia
	Trekkers, cyclists, suitable for people with reduced mobility
	Note: Occasional slopes between km 44 and 45.5
	Compacted soil
	4 tunnels, among which the Reolid Tunnel (520 metres) stands out, 1 metal footbridge, 1 viaduct and several bridges
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