This four mile section of the Camino de Juárez links El Punto with La Cumbre. It is a very steep and demanding ascent, climbing 1387 feet (423 meters), with descents of 391 feet (119 meters). There are several long sections of steps which present a big challenge to bike riders. In winter months the trail is heavily littered with leaves and pine needles, making the path slick under foot or tire. Given the option, hiking or biking this segment going in the other direction is the better choice. If you want to do this ride as an out & back adventure, consider returning to El Punto via the El Cereso trail, which has some challenging but fun sections. The CdJ runs roughly parallel to the El Cerezo trail near El Punto. The map below terminates at the new ecotourism cabins constructed at La Cumbre.