エルヴァッレの湖・トップ9

The Rules Reservoir Dam is an impressive hydraulic structure located in the Alpujarras of Granada, which retains the waters of the Guadalfeo River. Surrounded by a mountain landscape, it offers spectacular views where the water merges with the natural surroundings.

A lovely place to cool off and spend a wonderful day in the surroundings.

We did this hike as a family with two children aged 7 and 11. The first part is very nice, but be careful, there are many river crossings to cross, so you quickly get your shoes wet. The landscapes overlooking the water reserve are magnificent. Be careful, the last part of the walk is very difficult, especially with children, because you have to climb 150m of altitude in full sun and at the end of the walk. The children were exhausted.

The reservoir offers us beautiful views. Despite the proximity to the water, it is a place with few trees along the way. This must be taken into account in summer.

It is a very very easy route to do, but it is not very pretty. The whole route is quite abandoned and the views of the lagoon are almost better from the viewpoint of the bar on the road than from any part of the route. It has not been a rainy year and everything is dry, in addition to the amount of reeds during the tour, which prevent you from seeing the lagoon. To do it with children it is ideal, because they will not get tired, but for adults, quite boring...

Beautiful perspective of the reservoir located on the Ízbor river, in the Lecrín valley. The dam was built with three objectives: to improve irrigation for farmers on the Costa Tropical, to supply water to the surrounding populations and to protect themselves from possible floods.

The Mammoth Route starts from the town of Padul and starts along a path that borders the well-known Padul lagoon.

Hello, the Route begins in Chite, a town in the Lecrin Valley that is made up of several towns, such as Beznar, Melegis, Talara, Pinos del Valle, Restabal, etc. Well, the route begins in that town and we go down towards the Beznar dam. good stairway, which then opens to go up what we go down in the same swamp we go around it towards restabal and we find quite low shores due to the scarcity of water, we follow the entire shore until we reach restabal and we come out on a national highway which will take us back to Talara but first we will have to take a right and get back to Chite. I recommend the route is very beautiful, access to all levels, walking through orange trees.