Tablas de Damiel (1 Viewer)

Trik

www.trikimages.co.uk Wildlife photography

• Jan 26, 2019

• #1

We have an opportunity to visit this park, but I have been told that there is a lot of walking to do to get around it. Unfortunately, my stamina is not what it was, so can anyone tell me, please, if there are seats here and there, or would I have to perch up on the walkway railings when available?

Also, could anyone point me to a map of the park, showing paths etc. please?

Many thanks

 

foresttwitcher

Virtually unknown member

• Jan 26, 2019

• #2

See this link for information: https://www.spain.info/en/que-quieres/naturaleza/espacios-naturales/parque_nacional_de_las_tablas_de_daimiel.html

A great little site well worth a visit. There are three or more walking routes but the distances are not far and it is generally flat. I seem to remember a few benches / seats but much of the walking is done on boardwalks so there are plenty of railings to lean on.

I can't find the link I had for a downloadable map but there is an information center there that will have them - the opening times are in the link above.

 

Trik

www.trikimages.co.uk Wildlife photography

• Jan 26, 2019

• #3

Thanks, Pete. I'll check out the spain.info link you gave me. Good to know that there should be places to rest up.

 

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occasional

Well-known member

• Jan 28, 2019

• #4

There is a rather restricted plan on this page, and the photos may give you some idea of what to expect.
https://parajesxvisitar.com/tablas-de-daimiel-mapa-rutas-itinerario-isla-del-pan

The centre of Almagro is also well worth a visit.

 

Alvaro Peral

Well-known member

• Feb 1, 2019

• #5

Hi Trik. I've been there many times and although there is not much when it comes to seats, you will find three hides where to rest and a nice wooden itinerary on a footbridge where you can lean if necessary. The visitor centre has toilets. Nearby the Navaseca lagoon is a stopover I totally recommend, where you won't need to walk much. Good luck