Alto de La Muela (378 m.). Semi-rounded height located right at the top, with no clear highest point but you have to circumvent a couple of lapiaces to climb, as a crown of rocks that surrounds the top.
We were lucky to climb in dry weather and the difference is very noticeable, the difficulty of climbing in the wet has to increase exponentially and the danger without a doubt also, since the descent with tall, wet grass and between rocks has to be very dangerous, because with dry weather already had to be careful with the torcas that haunt the place.

Near the top is the Dolmen del Brujuliro, which although I was looking for it because we went up almost expressly to see it, we could not find it (there is an area with quite high steps or we were very confused and could not find it)

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Elevation 410 m

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Sunday 21 December

12°C

3°C

55 %

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Max wind speed: 14.0 km/h

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