Environment

Sierra Los Alamos, Moratalla

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Cortijo Los Gorros, a place located in the lush mountains of Los Alamos Moratalla. An area protected by the Natura 2000 Network, which is the european ecological network for the conservation of biodiversity . 

Cortijo Los Gorros En Moratalla, Murcia flora

Flora and fauna

Los Gorros is a sanctuary for the biodiversity of the wildlife. The farmhouse is surrounded by a plantation ecological plum trees of the variety, Claudia Green, surrounded by a lush mediterranean native forest. 

The singing of the birds will fill your days at Los Gorros And is that, this environment is also home to a large biodiversity of species: woodpeckers, blackbirds, eagles, owls, vultures, falcons, as well as goats and wild cats, wild boars, deers, ...

The high population density of these specimens in this enclave makes your watching experience exciting and accessible.

Cortijo Los Gorros en Moratalla, Murcia flora fauna
Cortijo Los Gorros en Moratalla, Murcia agua

Water, source of life

The natural springs that run through the ecofinca life-supporting sustainable and energy self-sufficiency of Cortijo Los Gorros.

Several pools of biodiversity are a meeting point of the various species in this area is to live. Water points that allow the irrigation of the crop and supply power to the enclosure thanks to the energy, photovoltaic and hydroelectric power.

Exploring the Northwest: Moratalla and their hamlets, Cehegin, Bullas...

9 km from cortijo Hats is the town of Moratalla, a beautiful enclave of little more than five thousand inhabitants. A town that offers visitors a walk through its history through its labyrinthine streets and its imposing castle-fortress always present.

Next to Moratalla, the picturesque hamlet of Benizar with curious streets and numerous fountains.

25km. Los Gorros, Caravaca de la Cruz, the most populated city of the region, where ends the pilgrimage most relevant of the Region of Murcia: the Way of Veracruz.

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