Peñón del Grajo

Peñón del Grajo

A prominent rocky outcrop situated 170 m to the south-west of Casilla Covezuelas, about 2 km to the west of Las Lagunillas.
Its E face is a striking reddish cliff face visible from the hamlet of Las Lagunillas, which drops straight down onto a copse of scrub and juniper trees, above the olive groves. It is a landmark in the local landscape and appears on all maps of the area. According to the locals, the name derives from a pair of ravens (Corvus corax) that were particularly fond of nesting on its wall.