To the southeast of the town of Ujué there is an enormous unpopulated area of holm oak and pine forests dotted with some cultivated fields that stretches as far as Murillo el Fruto. This large expanse of woodland is crossed by several ravines that flow into the River Aragón, including the Redondiaga ravine. The steep slopes of Redondiaga and Ollatu close this ravine to the south and are crossed by paths such as the ones along this route.
The route starts next to the Romanesque chapel of San Miguel (13th century) and heads southeast along the Camino de Muelas. After descending along it for 1.7 km, we reach the Santa Cruz pond, where we take a detour to the left to continue along the plain, skirting the Ollatu woods.
After cresting a small hill and passing by the ruins of the Corral de las Vacas, the path descends until it meets a track coming from the north. At this point you must turn 180º to return to Ujué heading north along the wooded slopes of Redondiaga and Ollatu. The last 2 km consist of a steep climb from the ravine to the town of Ujué, the final point of the route.
