This path allows us to get to know one of the historical heritage landmarks of the municipality: the jurisdictional roll located in the highest part of the mountain. In addition, as we get higher, we cannot miss the view of one of the valleys in La Rioja that combines the natural landscape with the cultural landscape of the vineyards. Leaving from the Plaza el Campillo, you will follow the signs indicating the ascent to Monte Bolo. It starts on dirt and stony ground on the slope, with steep gradients of 75%, 30%, 50%, 6% and, in the last stretch, 78%. Around the Rollo Jurisdiccional, which presides over the highest part, there is a viewpoint from where you can contemplate the Tirón river valley. From here, you can go down the same path or make the extension along the lagoons to return to Cuzcurrita. In this case, the total distance of the path is 2.33 kilometres to the starting point. From the top of Monte Bolo you can start this extension, going around the first lagoon on the right. After a steep descent on an asphalt road to the second lagoon, you reach the largest lagoon. Descending to it, we leave it behind us and head down the compacted dirt track on the right at the fork, through cereal fields and vineyards, arriving back in the municipality.