アルボロドゥイの峡谷・トップ7

For most of the year it is a dry gorge and a great place to enjoy not only views of the impressive geology (in places the heavy, compressed earth crust hangs sheerly above eroded pillars of earth) but also rare birds such as the 'Hobby' which is only found in this part of Europe.

The Rambla de Gérgal begins in the Sierra de los Filabres, but taking into account the desert character of Almería, this part seems like a wide path. Even cars can pass, but I recommend wide wheels, since the road is loose gravel.

Also known as the "Cacín road", due to the views it has over the Cacín ravine, famous for its climbing walls, this track connects the Almeria towns of Fondón and Instinción.

The Rambla de los Yesos is an impressive place. The river bed of dark sand and the gypsum walls that flank it create a spectacular contrast.

Place of great geological diversity whose geological materials correspond to the metamorphic of the nevadofilábride and the sedimentary of the so-called alpujárride. In this ravine, or boulevard, we can see small "cerradas" made of conglomerates and clay.

Place of great geological diversity whose geological materials correspond to the metamorphic of the nevadofilábride and the sedimentary of the so-called alpujárride. In this ravine, or boulevard, we can see small "cerradas" made of conglomerates and clay.

The path of the Jairola ditch is a panoramic path that passes through the ravine of the Arroyo de los Santos and offers a privileged view of the town of Abrucena.