The climb ends at the edge of the Torcal Alto, a fantastic karstic plateau known as Camorro de las Siete Mesas. The layout of the path is clear in this section, it passes through El Sombrero, also called El Platillo in some publications, and shortly after a fork appears. The trail turns to the left and moves away from the cliffs to pass near the summit of Camorro Alto. One option is to continue straight ahead along the ledge of the Cornisa del Diablo, the views and atmosphere are spectacular but there are a couple of exposed steps and a small climb (II) through a channel to get off the ledge. The trail runs through the karstic plateau of the Camorro de las Siete Mesas and turns off again towards the edge of the cliffs to enjoy a fantastic view of the Torcal Bajo and the Antequera plain. The best option is to return back to the main trail and continue west along the old red route. At some points stone landmarks appear.

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Elevation 1,270 m

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Location: Antequera, Norte O Antequera, Malaga, Andalusia, Spain

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