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The Dúrcal River, in the heart of the Lecrín Valley (Granada), is a spectacular natural area, ideal for hiking, photography, and water sports. It rises in the western part of the Sierra Nevada mountains and flows into the Guadalfeo River, near the Rules Dam. It is a short river, but highly attractive due to its waterfalls, pools, and gorges. Typical riparian forest vegetation includes willows, ash trees, poplars, and aspens.

Murals with Scenes and Names of Villages Each mural depicts typical scenes of the Alpujarra villages, with white houses, churches, and landscapes, accompanied by the village's name in large letters. The most prominent is the mural with the word "Órgiva" and an image of its twin-towered church.

In Órgiva, the tile murals dedicated to the villages of the Alpujarra region are located in the Plaza de la Alpujarra, an emblematic space in the town center. Ceramic Map of the Alpujarra This large tile mural displays a detailed map of the region, including villages such as Lanjarón, Pampaneira, Bubión, Capileira, Trevélez, Cádiar, and Torvizcón, among others. The design includes rivers, mountains, and roads, making it an ideal tool for orientation and route planning.

Melegís belongs to the municipality of El Valle, located in the Lecrín Valley. The town is nestled between the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada and the nearby Béznar reservoir. A special highlight is the old wash fountain 🚵

climb with a wonderful view

Beautiful fountain. But unfortunately apparently no drinking water.

I wouldn't drive here because it takes you across the bridge onto the relatively busy main road. It's much better to take the small road parallel to the bridge. The asphalt is a bit rough for a short stretch, but the view is much more impressive and there's no car traffic.

Good asphalt and almost no traffic, plus a breathtaking view. The ruin itself is very dilapidated.