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Also known as the La Nava Trail, one of the most frequent questions from travelers visiting the Sierras Subbéticas Natural Park is whether they need to request permits to access certain trails.
The answer is yes—permits are required for some trails within the Sierras Subbéticas Natural Park.
The trails that require permits are:
La Tiñosa Trail
Río Bailón Trail
Enrique Muñoz Triano Trail
Within the public use offerings of this Natural Park, only the three trails mentioned above—La Tiñosa, Río Bailón, and Enrique Muñoz Triano—require a permit to access.
Once I choose the trail, how do I request the permit?
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Guide to Request Permits for Hiking Trails in the Sierras Subbéticas Natural Park
Guide to Request Permits for Hiking Trails in the Sierras Subbéticas Natural Park
If you plan to carry out activities in the Sierras Subbéticas Natural Park, especially on regulated trails or in restricted access areas, you may need to request a permit through the Junta de Andalucía's system. Follow these steps to easily process your application on the official platform.
1. Access the Platform
Go to the official Junta de Andalucía website for managing quotas and permits:
Make sure to use an updated browser to avoid compatibility issues
2. Select in the role of what you are going to request the permission
The permission can be requested as active tourism and ecotourism companies, individuals or other entities
By selecting the corresponding option, a page will appear where you can choose to log in with or without an electronic certificate. If you make the request from a device with an electronic certificate (computer or mobile), the process will be faster, as your personal information will be automatically filled in when you log in with the certificate.
If you choose to log in without an electronic certificate, the next page will ask you to select a type of document. The available options include DNI, NIE, and "Other of the holder." If you have a European passport or another type of identification, you must select the "Other of the holder" option.
3. Select the Natural Park
Once inside, the reservation form opens. The first option is to select the location, in our case, "Sierras Subbéticas Natural Park."
Activity: Tiñosa Trail, Río Bailón Trail - Cycling, Río Bailón Trail - Hiking, or Enrique Muñoz Triano Trail.
Itinerary: Choose the route where you will carry out the activity.
Date: Select the date on which you want to do the trail. If the date appears in red, the day's quota is full, and you won't be able to do the trail on that day.
Schedule: Select from the available times the one that suits you best.
No. of Visitors: You can request permission for up to 10 visitors in a single application.
4. Fill in the Details of Your Request.
Complete the necessary details. The required fields are marked with an asterisk and are as follows:
Last name.
Name.
ID number, NIE or other document (passport, etc)
Email. VERY IMPORTANT. The email must be accessible. The confirmation and later the permits will be sent there.
Mobile phone number. It is VERY IMPORTANT to include the country prefix before the number.
If it is an organized group, provide additional information, such as the guide's or responsible person's details.
5. Attach the Required Documentation.
In some cases, you will be asked to attach documents, such as:
A copy of your DNI or NIE.
Civil liability insurance (for organized groups).
Activity plan, if applicable.
6. Submit the request and confirm the reservation.
Review all the information and click on "Submit."
You will receive an email to confirm the reservation.
Click on the link in the email, and you will confirm the reservation. Once the reservation is confirmed, you will receive an email with the permits.
7. Download and bring your permit on the day of the activity.
Once your request is confirmed, download the permit from your email account.
Bring a digital or printed copy during your activity, as environmental agents may ask for it.
Final Tips:
Check local regulations: Make sure to comply with the park's rules, such as respecting protected areas, not leaving waste, and avoiding prohibited activities.
Request in advance: Especially on popular dates, such as weekends or holidays, to secure your access.
Check the weather conditions: Some trails may be closed in case of adverse weather conditions.
With these steps, you can easily manage the permits to enjoy the wonderful trails of the Sierras Subbéticas Natural Park safely and responsibly. If you need further assistance, feel free to contact us at Arrebol. We look forward to exploring together!
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