The Calblanque Monte de las Cenizas and Peña del Águila Regional Park covers about 2,800 ha. And it is located at the eastern end of the coast of the Region of Murcia, between Portmán and Cabo de Palos. In this protected area you will find beaches, forests, bushes, boulevards or cliffs. This great variety of environments enables numerous species of fauna and flora to inhabit, some of them highly exclusive or threatened, such as the Cartagena cypress, the Cartagena rockrose, the fartet or the Bonelli's eagle. It also highlights its geological diversity and its historical heritage, since it treasures elements such as the military battery of the Ashes or the Roman Road. Without forgetting its cultural wealth, as it preserves elements that reveal its salt, agricultural or mining tradition. The PR-MU3 runs along a track next to the mining landscape of the Peña del Águila, where ocher, red and yellow colors intermingle with the green forest of Aleppo pine and Cartagena cypress. The last section runs along the Roman Road, proof that the Romans also took advantage of the mineral resources of the mountains. Type: Linear Distance and estimated time: 6.4 km. - 1h.30m. Start: Llano del Beal End: Roman Road (west end) Difficulty: Low During your visit do not forget: - Walk along the authorized footbridges or paths. - Carry your pet tied. Municipal regulations do not allow their presence on beaches. During your visit do not forget: - Walk along the authorized footbridges or paths. - Carry your pet tied. Municipal regulations do not allow their presence on beaches. - Respect the fauna and flora, their collection is not allowed. - Call 112 if you find any injured or dead wild animal.