カボデガタニジャールの絶景の山頂・トップ4

The Cerro del Cinto trail (short version) goes around a hill that gives an overwhelming impression due to the number of holes that were created during the time of gold prospecting. The route, which takes you through the mining landscape of this natural area, shows you the remains of mines, abandoned gold mines and a village, Rodalquilar, a district of Níjar and the center of the mining sector. Route: 6 or 12 km round trip

The village of Las Negras is named after this black-colored mountain. The mountain is located behind the seaside village

The route could be classified as moderate, but since you have to do some climbing and climbing over rocks (good shoes that grip well and that will be ideal, above all, will be for ascending and descending the Cerro de San Miguel, quite steep and also that of La Testa but to a much lesser extent), and as it is possible that some people find it difficult due to the sensations that it may cause due to issues of vertigo or heights, the route could be classified as difficult.

This trail is a bit steep on the ascent, but it's worth the effort. You can follow a good stretch of the mountain and have a phenomenal view to the Sierra Nevada. The mountain trail itself is easy to hike.