The Saja River Path is an easy route that’s just over 3.5km and mostly on flat terrain so it’s ideal to do with children. If you’re not scared of a little cold water, you can take your swimsuit and towel and go for a dip halfway along the trail in the Pozo Colorao. The route starts in the Sajuca Recreational Area, next to Santa Eulalia church and La Castañera of Terán. The trail begins to the left of the recreational area and it follows the course of the Saja River. At the end of the path, you’ll reach the village of Sopeña. To return to Terán, you’ll have to follow the path that passes along the fields. There’s no shade in this last stretch, so make sure to take something to protect yourself from the sun if it’s a hot day.

Technical information and recommendations:

►  Starts and ends: Sajuca recreational area. Terán de Cabuérniga
►  Length: 3,6 km
► Duration: 1 h
► Level: easy
► Type of track: circular
►  Incline: +32 m./ -32 m.
► Type of path: road and walking path
► Signpost: No signs. There are informative notices.
► Drinking water: a fountain in Terán de Cabuérniga

Notes:  

1. We recommend downloading the track of the route on your phone. 
2. Wear good hiking shoes and take a walking stick. 
3. Only leave your footprints on the ground: throw any trash you accumulate into the correct bin when you return.
4. Live in harmony with the environment: observe animals from a distance and respect the plants. If you walk quietly you may find some pleasant surprises.

Download more information and track HERE

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