Best attractions and places to see around Pinillos offer a diverse range of experiences, from mountain passes to historical settlements. The region features natural landmarks and cultural sites, providing opportunities for exploration and appreciation of local heritage. Visitors can discover well-preserved towns and significant natural features within the area.
Last updated: May 26, 2026
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There is a very nice walk through the town! Time: about 1 hour
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One of the most mythical ports for cyclists from La Rioja and especially for those from Logroño.
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Singular tree of the CCAA, quite deteriorated but enduring the passing of the years.
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The port of La Rasa is one of the busiest ports for the Tour of La Rioja, where it is considered a first-class port. The slope that ascends from the Iregua river is somewhat harder than its opposite, although the distance is somewhat similar. You will find successive horseshoe curves that allow you to gain perspective of the valley.
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Known as Pantano de Ortigosa or Embalse de González-Lacasa, the dam is located between the towns of Ortigosa de Cameros, El Rasillo and Peñaloscintos, in Camero Nuevo. The reservoir is located on the Alberco river, although its waters come from the Iregua river, where the water is transferred through an underground channel from downstream of Villoslada.
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Located in the Cameros region, the town of Villoslada de Cameros has its origins in the 2nd century AD, although its first documented appearance dates from 1366. As in many towns in the area, during the 19th and 20th centuries a great textile industry, managing to reach a population of 1419 inhabitants and 40 looms.
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In the Cameros region, this reservoir is a great source of resources. Beautiful place with good views and the possibility of bathing, sunbathing, eating and having a drink.
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Better known by local people as “El swamp del Rasillo” or “El Pantano de Ortigosa”, it is located at an altitude of 1,000 meters, surrounded by pine forests, in the Sierra de Cameros in La Rioja. There are good views, and the possibility of bathing, sunbathing, eating and having a drink.
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You can explore the scenic González Lacasa Reservoir, also known as “El swamp del Rasillo,” which is surrounded by pine forests and offers opportunities for bathing and sunbathing. Another unique natural feature is the Olmo de El Rasillo, a singular, enduring tree in the Los Cameros area.
Yes, San Román de Cameros is a historical settlement known for its well-preserved stone houses and traditional architecture, offering a glimpse into La Rioja's past. You can also visit the Church of San Martín, a 16th-century religious building with an impressive main altarpiece.
The area around Pinillos is excellent for various outdoor activities. You can find numerous routes for hiking, road cycling, and running. The Puerto de la Rasa (1,420 m) is particularly popular for cyclists, known for its challenging ascent and scenic views.
Absolutely. The González Lacasa Reservoir is a great spot for families, offering good views and the possibility of bathing and sunbathing. The settlement of Olmo de El Rasillo also has good tourist services and is considered family-friendly.
For panoramic views, head to Puerto de la Rasa (1,420 m), a mountain pass with successive horseshoe curves that offer excellent perspectives of the valley. The González Lacasa Reservoir also provides beautiful views of the surrounding pine forests.
The Puerto de la Rasa is a well-known mountain pass, especially among cyclists in La Rioja. It's considered a first-class port for cycling, featuring challenging slopes and rewarding views of the valley from its horseshoe curves.
In San Román de Cameros, you'll find at least one bar/restaurant, Montereal, which is known for serving typical Rioja dishes. The González Lacasa Reservoir also offers spots where you can eat and have a drink.
In places like San Román de Cameros, you'll encounter traditional popular architecture of La Rioja, characterized by well-preserved stone houses and streets that evoke a sense of stepping back in time.
Yes, there are several easy walking options. For example, the 'Olmo de El Rasillo – Ortigosa Iron Bridge loop from El Rasillo de Cameros' is an easy hiking route. You can find more details on the hiking guide for Pinillos.
Visitors appreciate the diverse experiences offered, from the challenging and scenic mountain passes like Puerto de la Rasa to the charm of historical settlements like San Román de Cameros. The natural beauty of the González Lacasa Reservoir and the unique Olmo de El Rasillo are also highly regarded.
Yes, there are dedicated running trails in the area. A popular option is the 'González Lacasa Reservoir - El Rasillo Loop,' which is a moderate 12.5 km route. You can find more running routes on the running guide for Pinillos.


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