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Double-check the trails! The river valley was completely overgrown and almost impossible to get through. It's a real ordeal to find your way back out! Not all of the trails on Komoot actually exist, and not all of the real trails are marked. Bring enough water!

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The Guadahortuna River is an important waterway in the Granada region. The river rises in Montejícar and flows through several municipalities, including Alicún de Ortega, before finally flowing into the Guadiana Menor River. The name "Guadahortuna" means "River of Fortuna" and has its origins in Moorish times. The area served as a border area during the Middle Ages, where Christian troops drove out the Moors.

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The Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Anunciación in Alicún de Ortega was built in 1595. It is a parish church that was built on the site of an old Romanesque church, which itself stood on the site of an old mosque. The church was built at the initiative of Andrés de Ortega, the third lord of Alicún de Ortega, who also provided the finances for the construction of the nearby hermitage of San Roque. The church is built in the Mudéjar style, a unique combination of Islamic and Christian architecture that is characteristic of the region. The building has a rectangular plan with one nave and two bays. The church has a beautiful wooden ceiling (artesonado) in Mudéjar style, which is still preserved in some parts. The interior of the church contains a Renaissance altarpiece and four Renaissance niches in the walls. The church also houses 18th century sculptures and a 16th century painting of the Ecce Homo.

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Small extended viewpoint with two benches and the coat of arms of Alicun de Ortega.

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The church is now in a pitiful state. I could not find out whether this is permanent or whether they are going to restore it.

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The church was built in the 16th century, during the Reconquista period. The church has undergone several restorations to preserve its original Mudéjar style and ensure its structural integrity. The church is built in the Mudéjar style, a unique combination of Islamic and Christian architecture typical of the region. The building has a basilica design with a single nave and a wooden ceiling (artesonado) typical of Mudéjar architecture. The interior is decorated with beautiful religious artwork and paintings that highlight the rich religious tradition of the church. The church is an important heritage site for Dehesas de Guadix and attracts visitors for its historical and architectural value.

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Dehesas de Guadix is a small municipality. It is located in the northeast of the comarca of Los Montes and has an area of approximately 57 km²1. The municipality has approximately 426 inhabitants (2016). The history of Dehesas de Guadix goes back to the time of the Reconquista, when the kings of Spain reconquered the area from the Moors. The village was officially founded in the 15th century, when Don Diego Fernández de Iranzo received the land from the kings. One of the most remarkable features of Dehesas de Guadix is the troglodyte dwellings, which are typical of the region. These underground houses are built into the rocks and offer a unique glimpse into the traditional architecture of the area.

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Very nice little place with the best view.

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Stunning desert landscapes 🤩

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The tunnel is not long but indeed unlit (contrary to a few photos). Without lighting it was a bit exciting but fortunately short.

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Beautiful view over the desert with lots of information.

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Great view with lots of information about the desert.

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Beautiful viewpoint with views of the Sierra Nevada and the Badlands.

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Impressive desert with interesting colors and rock formations.

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This tunnel is 315 meters long and although all the information says that it is illuminated, the reality is not like that, at least when I passed through. It is necessary to have lighting to cross it because otherwise it can be difficult for us not to hit the walls when we are on a curve and have little or almost no external light.

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Spectacular landscape for hiking or cycling. Every corner offers new perspectives. However, you should enter the area well prepared. You need to be in good shape and have enough supplies with you, as there is no water to be found anywhere.

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Abandoned houses - it's exciting to roam through the ruins with your camera

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Sublime section for riding gravel. I crossed Spain from north to south and this is my favorite place. Plan your water reserves carefully.

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Go here at sunset - the view is stunning.