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The route begins on the A-366 highway, next to the urban center of Alozaina. The beginning of it runs in a continuous climb, along a path that gives access to the area of the municipal water tanks, to then continue to the so-called Llano de Zaralejo. From there, the itinerary always runs along an old path, which for a short distance is cut by the Sierra Prieta track. From this lane, and always uphill, there are
two options, access the Pino Alto Pass through the Cañada del Tío Felipe Path or through the Romeral Path. Starting from the Pino Alto Pass, the option is to continue the ascent halfway up the slope until reaching the old Fuente de Sierra Prieta, head of the ravine of the same name that later ends up becoming the Jorox River.
On the way back, from the Pino Alto pass, it is advisable to take a different route than the one you ascended.