The Purullena badlands are a spectacular and unique landscape, characterized by eroded clay formations in the form of gullies, ravines and sharp ridges. This environment, formed by millions of years of water erosion and sedimentation, creates a natural labyrinth of ochre and reddish tones that contrasts with the sky and the scattered vegetation.
The rugged, almost lunar-like terrain of the badlands badlands is not only a geological and photographic attraction, but also an excellent destination for hiking. There are marked trails and rural roads that allow you to explore this environment on foot, enjoying panoramic views, caves carved into the hillsides and a sense of total isolation and tranquility.
One of the most recommended routes is the one that starts from Purullena and goes into the wadis and hills, with observation points from where you can appreciate the magnitude of this landscape. It is also ideal for mountain bike routes or horseback riding.
The environment is especially beautiful at sunrise or sunset, when the light highlights the contrasts and reliefs of the terrain.
