トレベレスのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

トレベレスでは、ここで生産され、スペイン全土で知られている空気乾燥させたイベロハムが、ほぼすべてを占めています。

No problem at all with the north way, really nice landscape; 1h30 in running

The Trevélez River is one of the most emblematic natural features of the Alpujarra of Granada, and especially of the town of Trevélez, where it meets the Chico River. This river originates in the high peaks of the Sierra Nevada, fed by the melting snow of Mulhacén, the highest peak in the Iberian Peninsula.

The final climb to the Siete Lagunas, next to the Chorreros Negras waterfalls, is quite challenging; Komoot said it had a 35% gradient. But it was a fantastic experience! At the end of May, there were still some remnants of snow, and the stream below was carrying plenty of water – so we forded the trail twice and had wet feet – but with temperatures approaching 20 degrees Celsius and sunshine, it quickly dried out again 😀.

Bridge over the fast flowing river

A very cool fountain - a monument to something so typical of the town of Trevelez. A very original idea.

Unfortunately, the church was closed during our visit.

Traditional washhouse of the Alpujarra, built using the methods of the time and local materials. The different components and functions are clearly visible. They also served as a meeting place for the women of the time. It could also have served as a watering place for animals.