ランテイラの峡谷・トップ6

The Alhorí springs appear during the climb, they spring up at the foot of the cliffs, in the peat bogs or come out from between the stones on the path. The route goes over the steps carved during the glacial modelling process that designed the current reliefs of the Sierra Nevada mountains and reaches the isolated glacial cirque of the Ventisquero del Carbón, where the highest sources of the Alhorí are. It is amazing to find a trickle of water and green bushes in such a desolate and solitary place of pure rock. The path has stone milestones and continues clearly to the right of the spring towards the bottom of the cirque, there is still a good steep slope to the summit of the Picón.

Totally impressive and very steep path to the Mirador del Fin del Mundo.

Exciting but beautiful path that sometimes literally goes along the edge of the cliff. So pay attention! As you cycle at altitude on a single track, you have beautiful views of the valleys below.

La Hoya de Guadix is a surprising plain where you can enjoy the path and its views of the ravines and a unique landscape marked by the erosion of the Fardes and Guadix river basins.

On this MTB Route that began in Guadix, I pass through several towns, Paulenca, Marchar, Policar, Beas de Guadix and back to Guadix, I pass through some cliffs and forests that I recommend is the jewel of Guadix, also if we are going through the Inside the towns we can see the famous typical cave houses in this area of Granada and the ravines produced by inclement weather throughout history.

It seemed like a spectacular route to me, and I'll do it on MTB, but I'll also do it as a Trekking route, it's fabulous to spend several days walking through the cliffs and caves of the town of El Marchal, beas de Guadix, lugros and also to be able to drink the rich wine of the Policar land

The Granada Geopark is a natural plain plenty of gullies and badlands in the northern part of the province of Granada. The landscape is deeply marked by the erosion of the basins of the Rivers Fardes and Guadix, being one of the oldest human settlements in the Iberian Peninsula and containing the largest concentration of cave dwellings and dolmens in Europe.