With an extension of 3,800 hectares and an elevation of 2,440 meters above sea level, its shape resembles a reclining man and from the top you can enjoy an impressive panoramic view of the valley, especially during sunset.

This place has an interesting legend, so when you visit it, don't forget to ask the locals about this amazing story.

At the foot of the hill, on the eastern side, there is a monolith called "La Muela", an ideal place to practice climbing and rappelling, since it has several routes on its walls of approximately 20 meters in height and different degrees of difficulty.

As part of the celebrations of the Festival of Skulls, the event called "Light up the feet of the dead" is held here.