The Escacena–Paterna del Campo Route is an easy itinerary approximately 15 kilometres long, ideal for hikers and cyclists. The route begins in Escacena del Campo, near the Fuente de la Cañería fountain, and heads towards Tejada la Nueva. In this village, visitors can explore the Hermitage of San Isidro Labrador, the ancient walls of Tejada and the remains of the Roman baths known as the Fuente del Fraile, linked to Empress Plotina.
The route crosses the Campiña de Tejada, characterised by cereal fields and olive groves. As it approaches Paterna del Campo, the path rises slightly, offering panoramic views from the Castillo del Alpízar, an ancient strategic fortress listed as a Site of Cultural Interest (BIC).
This route not only allows you to enjoy the nature and agricultural landscape of the County of Huelva, but also to discover the historical heritage of Escacena del Campo and Paterna del Campo, including the church of the Divino Salvador and the church of San Bartolomé, respectively.
