Sagua La Grande, a major city founded in the early 19th century, is the starting point of the Camino. In the barrio of Sitiecito is found the sugar mill Hector Rodriquez. Esteban Montejo was born in the infirmary here in 1868 when the mill was named Flor de Sagua. The trail leads you to other memorable places in the life of the Cimarrón—the mill from where he escaped, the cave where he lived as a runaway slave, the centrales where he worked as a free man.