周辺の天然記念物・トップ10

Beautiful scenery and a lovely beach

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The Agua Amarga Olive Tree, also known as the Thousand-Year-Old Agua Amarga Olive Tree, is a monumental tree located in the Rambla de los Viruega (or Viruegues), very close to the village of Agua Amarga, in the municipality of Níjar, within the Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park. The canopy casts a shadow about 10 meters in diameter. Despite its age and lack of intensive care, it is in acceptable condition, although it could be improved.

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We tried the same hike. We started the loop in the opposite direction. The paths are barely recognizable, very steep and in some places they go over a gorge ridge: 30 cm wide. Very dangerous in windy conditions! The gradients are sometimes 30%, parts of the path are clayey. Very slippery and dangerous in rainy weather. You need very good shoes and hiking poles to hold on to. If you follow the Komoot instructions, you end up in the gorge. The path that Komoot shows often doesn't exist. The difficulty level of the path is high. Duration > 3 hours.

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beach with crystalline waters and round stones

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It is the natural path that formerly connected the iron ore calcination furnaces in Lucainena de las Torres with the coast, in Agua Amarga. The old railway line where tons of ore passed by train is now a greenway with a surface of earth and compacted gravel.

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This walk is marked as easy, but some experience is required. The paths are sometimes unrecognizable and then it takes some guts to find a somewhat passable path. About a kilometer before the end point there is a deep abyss on the left where the path is only about 20 cm wide. There is also a dense bush hanging over it. Impassable and life-threatening. On the right there is a ruin that you can climb through to pass this dangerous point. A short but quite intense walk, but you will be treated to beautiful views.

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Via Verde not maintained but very charming

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A sign at the entrance to this cove reminds us of the importance of always taking your rubbish with you, something basic anywhere, really, but that needs to be emphasized here as it is in a protected space and because the cove does not have access to vehicular traffic, making cleaning tasks very difficult, which, sadly, are still necessary.

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