Singular three-hundred-year-old oak in the Solana oak forest in Barrado.
Municipality
Barrado
Suggested visit time
Not available
Access
On foot
Large oak located in the La Solana area, considered one of the singular trees of the Jerte Valley.
Address
33PH+W9, 10696 Barrado, Cáceres
The usual access is on foot from Barrado via the “Robledal de la Solana” hiking route, a circular itinerary of approximately 15.2 km that runs through a dense oak forest and starts and ends in the village. Along the route, a marked stop allows visitors to reach and observe the Great Oak of La Solana, located next to a forest track on the hillside.
Spring and autumn are the best seasons to visit the oak forest, when the foliage displays vibrant green tones or a wide range of ochre colors. In summer, the woodland provides pleasant shade, while in winter conditions may be colder and more humid, typical of mountain environments.
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Resource access level
It is recommended to complete the route with proper hiking footwear, seasonal clothing, and sufficient water, stopping near the tree without stepping excessively on its roots or climbing on the trunk or branches. Visitors should follow marked trails and take the opportunity to explore other trees and landscapes within the Solana oak forest.
The trail includes long sections and some uneven terrain, so participants should assess their physical condition before undertaking the full route. After rainfall, the path may become muddy and slippery, requiring caution when walking and avoiding unstable slopes or edges.