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<\/figure>\n\n\n\nLeaving the Camping we take the bike path that leads to Sesu\u00e9. In the village we go to the square and from there to the church. Below it a road leads us to an unfinished urbanization, which we cross, and below the wall of a large villa there are stairs that place us on a path with a lot of shade. From the path after some ramps we reach the Sos (paved) race. We walked through it about 2 km and arrived at the town of Sos. We go to his church for which you have to cross the entire town as it is located at the other end on the outskirts. The church is an exceptional viewpoint of Castej\u00f3n de Sos and Turb\u00f3n. It is worth looking out at the hermitage of Santa Lucia that is located just 100 meters from the church.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Between the church and the cemetery a downhill path is taken in good condition and then becomes a forest track, which takes us to the cemetery of Castej\u00f3n de Sos after having crossed the Barranco de Liri. We already see the town of Castej\u00f3n de Sos to which we are going and if we do not take any detour we will be located in its Main Street. Bars, shops, banks, \u2026<\/p>\n\n\n\n
From the Ibercaja office we take the street with which it is on the corner and here an \u201cOrnithological\u201d path is born indicated with information panels that cross the Castej\u00f3n plain through forest tracks in very good condition and after crossing the Liri ravine next to the Esera River, It leads us along a narrow path to a hydroelectric power station (Sesu\u00e9). Always the river to our left and very close, we take a protection of the river as a road, then it becomes a paved road (always next to the river) and then a path, to approach the entrance of the campsite.<\/p>\n\n\n\n