The Sierra de Aracena and Picos de Aroche Natural Park is located in the westernmost part of the Sierra Morena mountain range and in the north of the province of Huelva. It is characterized by its extensive forests, high rainfall, mild climate, and valuable natural and cultural heritage.

The pastures that predominate in this mountain environment have favored the breeding of the Iberian pig , around which an industry has been built that is one of the pillars of the economy of its villages. You should not leave the place without trying its exquisite sausages and, of course, its ham with Jabugo Designation of Origin.

The landscape changes depending on altitude and humidity. The holm oak woodlands are replaced by cork oaks in some areas, while at higher altitudes, Pyrenean oak forests are common, and along riverbeds like the Múrtigas, gallery forests abound with large trees such as poplars, ash, willows, and alders, along with brambles and climbing plants.

This diverse forest provides an interesting array of wildlife. Within the park, it's possible to observe mammals such as the Egyptian mongoose, the genet, and the elusive otter. The birdlife is also varied; soaring through the skies of this natural environment, one can see, among others, vultures, kites, and black storks.