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Experiences from November 2025: Access to the river from both sides is blocked and clearly marked with prohibition signs! At the marked location, there is a narrow bridge without railings. There is no sign of the waterfall or the attractive wooden bridge with railings shown in the photos by "expert" Oliver! The circular routes indicated under this trail are therefore completely unusable if you adhere to the prohibitions and barriers! We had to turn back and, unfortunately, retrace our steps. Very frustrating!

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An impressive structure. When the water starts flowing over the top, it must have rained a lot in those mountains!

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In August, the water is low, so you can sometimes take refuge at the edge of the riverbed 😉

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A lovely place to cool off and spend a wonderful day in the surroundings.

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Great tour. But sturdy shoes and a bit of a thrill are a must!😅😀

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Madness...🌁

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At high tide the passage is difficult, but definitely worth it!

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Need to crawl on hands and knees under some of the cliff overhangs.. not for the faint hearted 🙂

Imagine walking along this wooden walkway while enjoying the views of waterfalls and vertical walls around you. A marvel. If you ever have the chance to visit Los Cahorros, be sure to cross this impressive suspension bridge. The photos you take there will be unforgettable!

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The longest suspension bridge in the Cahorros is about 55 meters long and is supported between the two walls of the gorge, next to the dam waterfall. Quite an adventure!

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Nice walk, great fun for kids

The Lanjarón River rises in the high mountain of Sierra Nevada, under the peak of Veleta, and runs through the Lanjarón valley until it passes through the town of the same name and empties into the Rules dam.

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This waterfall is located next to Alós Baños de Urquizar

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Cool place to spend the night on the dike

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We are on a dam in the middle of the Sierra Nevada, more specifically in the Alpujarra of Granada, precisely on a route for both hiking and MTB, which begins in the town of Soportujar, a town in Granada, Alpujarra, known for its sculptures and picturesque legends about witches and spells. The route begins in the town and ends at the Puente Palo free camping area, but we pass through a dam called dam 24, built in 1943, through which the Chico river passes, which is born on the slopes of Veleta. In said dam we can appreciate some ponds. refreshing in summer and a great waterfall that forms with the first thaws.

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Pretty dike, known by mountaineers and hikers as "Dike 24". We find it on the climb from Soportújar to the Puente Palo recreational area, bathed by the Chico River that rises on the slopes of Veleta Peak. Construction of this dam began in 1940 and was completed in 1943. In order to see it in its full splendor, it is advisable to go during the Sierra Nevada snowmelt season.

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Water is the undoubted protagonist of Lanjarón, whose name is present in the collective imagination in the form of bottled water. This is the homonymous river that is really just a humble sample of the amount of visible and underground water that comes down from the Sierra Nevada.

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Be careful when we descend to the river on slippery ground due to loose gravel.

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It is a great experience to walk over the long suspension bridge... It is not very high above the stream, you should be free from giddiness :-) Under the bridge is a small place to take a break by the creek, the descent is short and easy.

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Very nice tour always along the Monachil. You hike over several suspension bridges. Sometimes you have to walk along the river on your knees or by handholds. Easy to handle even on hot days.

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