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Don't miss the view down towards Caminito del Rey!

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You can cycle right up to the viewpoint, it's worth it! ;)

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Arabian Stairs: The name is misleading. The stairs are not historical, but probably no more than 100 years old, and serve to avoid a massive detour over the later saddle. They were presumably built to facilitate other projects in the region behind the mountain. A local guide reported that the pine forests at the beginning of the tour used to be villages. You can see ruins and threshing floors. During the Franco dictatorship, the villages were destroyed, the inhabitants relocated, and the pines were planted to prevent their return (formerly grain fields): subsistence farmers were difficult to control, and workers were needed for industry.

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It's amazing what has been created here

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Short video about hiking in this area could be found on my YouTUBE Channel under the following https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9pw2RlrLgA

Short video about hiking in this area could be found on my YouTUBE Channel under the following https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9pw2RlrLgA

The Garganta del Chorro is an impressive rock gorge in the region of Málaga. Also known as the Desfiladero de los Gaitanes, this gorge is over 5 kilometres long and 10 metres wide, with rock walls that are sometimes 400 metres high. The Guadalhorce River winds through it and ends in the Tajo de la Encantada reservoir. It is a popular spot for nature lovers and hikers, especially since the reopening of the Caminito del Rey in 2015

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View of part of the Caminito del Rey. The Caminito del Rey is a spectacular and world-famous hiking trail in the province of Málaga. Originally built in the early 20th century as a path for workers to access hydroelectric power stations, it became notorious as one of the most dangerous hiking trails in the world due to its narrow paths and steep drop-offs. In 2015, the trail underwent extensive renovations to improve safety, making it accessible to a wider range of visitors while maintaining the dramatic views. The trail is approximately 7.7 kilometres long, with sections suspended approximately 100 metres above the river, offering breathtaking views of the Desfiladero de los Gaitanes. The route offers stunning views of the natural landscape, including rugged cliffs, green valleys and the turquoise waters of the Guadalhorce River.

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