グエハル・シエラでののおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

A very beautiful, expansive hiking and biking area. Also suitable for multi-day hikes with overnight stays (tent, bikepacking, etc.). Awesome views in every direction. Plenty of free parking available. A must-see for anyone in the area.

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If possible, do it at the beginning of May. I did it on June 1st and there is almost no snow left.

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The situation of the free shelters in Sierra Nevada is pathetic. The Andalusian regional government is terrible. They don't spend a penny on maintaining what could provide shelter for many mountaineers. It's a shame.

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A very quiet and simple path, suitable for going with children.

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The guides' passage saves almost a kilometre and 60 metres of altitude by shortening a section of the trail. It is not difficult but is not suitable for people with vertigo.

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Heaven close

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Nice picnic spot after summiting Pico Veleta, if not spending a night here.

A wonderful setting to spend a night! Staying here overnight allows summiting Mulhacen in the morning before the crowds.

Beautiful little reservoir that is currently being filled by meltwater

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Here you can gain a few extra meters in altitude.

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This refuge called Carihuela is accepted under the peak of Veleta in the Sierra Nevada, just in front of the Laguna de las Yeguas and where the track that will take us descending to the Alpujarras of Granada begins.

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Melting lagoon with a particular story about its name. Legend has it that a shepherd witnessed two magicians throw a net into the lagoon in search of a red horse that would make whoever had it almighty, but after throwing the net three times they brought out three mares of different colors and left upset, leaving here the mares.

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Melting lagoon with a particular story about its name. Legend has it that a shepherd witnessed two magicians throw a net into the lagoon in search of a red horse that would make whoever had it almighty, but after throwing the net three times they brought out three mares of different colors and left upset, leaving here the mares.

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Shelter-vivac for free use at 2430 m with capacity for 6 people in wooden bunk beds and a communal table. It is well located to access the Lavaderos de la Reina and other routes through the Sierra Nevada.

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Point with good views of the valley formed by the San Juan stream.

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As high as you can go by bike around here. The air is pretty thin here, in the Alps I never had any problems up to almost 3000m, here the altitude sickness started just below the summit. When the sun goes down it gets pretty cold pretty quickly, and windy (that's why the mountain is called the "weathervane"). Definitely worth the effort in good conditions, but a ride up here is not to be taken lightly. At the end of the public street there are various snack bars, so it makes sense to get something to eat. Behind it, minibuses may drive through the sometimes tight curves, so be careful here as well.

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The Estrella, Probadora and Justicia mines were the most important. These were small underground farms.

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Excellent rest area and to cool off, with good shades.

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Old Forest House, called Casa Forestal del Calvario or Forest Refuge of Calvario, because of the place where it is located, although it is popularly known as Refugio de la Cucaracha.

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It is a section of just over a kilometer and 400 meters of unevenness that runs just below the Vasar del Mulhacén. It is a very narrow path that winds at a great height between loose stones.

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