エルブルゴの天然記念物・トップ20

2026年4月より、Quejigalesレクリエーションエリアへ車で行くことができます。このルートは、Komootで「ハード」とマークされている他のルートと比較して、よくマークされており、穏やかです。頂上への最後の登りはよくマークされており、下りと同じように非常に実行可能です。景色は、シエラネバダからシエラデグラサレマまで、マラガからジブラルタルまで、とても素晴らしいです。全体としてやりがいのあるハイキングです！

This cave is on private land. How could this be sold to a private individual!!? Only option seems to climb the stupid gate at the end of the bridge.

Puerto del Viento is a climb in the Costa del Sol region that is popular with cyclists and walkers. The pass connects Ronda to El Burgo and is approximately 13.3 kilometres long from El Burgo. It covers an elevation gain of 612 metres from El Burgo, with an average gradient of 4.6%. This route offers beautiful views of the Sierra de las Nieves and the Sierra de Grazalema, and is a great place to explore the nature and landscape of Andalusia. It is a relatively quiet route with little traffic, making it ideal for a relaxing and enjoyable ride.

Hiking in October: note that when you get near to posas (round ice storage made of tiles) there could be flying a LOT of quite big insects. NOT a great place to have snack or take a break. They land on you and your food. Take a good amount of water and protein/salty lunch with you as the trail could be as long as 20 km if there might be a locked gate by the parking lot and it's 3 km from there to trail head. Start the hike early in the morning that you get back in daylight. You can also choose to come down the road but it's about 5 km and very boring. Might catch a stunning sunset above misty mountains though. 👍 We had Salomon parh running shoes and they were excellent for this hike. We recommend also to use walking poles: they help you to get up and down safely in steepest parts of this trail. Worth the hike to go here. Stunning views from the summit.

what a view! beautiful road.

The candelabra fir, more than 16 meters high, is located just a few meters from the port of Saucillo. It is named for the peculiar shape of its branches. Next to it is a poster that explains the different processes that affect the growth of trees, resulting in extraordinary figures like this Spanish fir.

This is one of the sections preferred by road cyclists in the area. And it's not surprising: the road doesn't have much traffic, the layout is delightful and the road surface is in good condition. And the views are stunning.

The water from the Sierra de las Nieves flows into this cave, forming the Rio Grande.