Sierra de Aracena Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
protected area in Andalusia, Spain
About Sierra de Aracena
Its limited economic possibilities, beyond the sale of hams, explain its low population density. It has an extensive forest mass, favored by a mild climate with high rainfall. It is a cattle region that benefits from its thick sclerophyllous vegetation of holm oaks and cork oaks and which, being severely punished by clearing, is giving way to a dense thicket of heather, mastic, strawberry trees and thyme. There are large pasture properties for pig farming, sheep, and cattle. Among the mammals of the park you can see mongoose, genets or otters. The birdlife is also diverse, it is the habitat of vultures, kites and black storks, among other species.
Sierra de Aracena Travel Guide Sections
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