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A great place to relax. You can take homemade wine and a piece of cake. You can also go higher!

Quiet, scenic mountain road.

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Nice descent from Trevelez 😎

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Between Veleta and Mulhacén peaks, at 3040 meters, there is a very special corner in this area of the Sierra Nevada. This is the Río Seco glacial cirque, a complex of lagoons that dries up in summer but that you can observe during the rest of the year.

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Mostly good asphalt (2023), little traffic and a great, impressive landscape. We recommend.

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This is a point of completion of Puerto a cima known by cyclists, it is a climb from level 0 to level 1200 m above sea level, a good place to end the route and be able to enjoy a good breakfast at the Haza del restaurant lino or some good beers with its good tapas of poor potatoes with offal or chicken, this place was well known in the past because here during the nights the temperature drops a lot and even in summer because of the heights and here after a slaughter of some pig would bring the pieces for later salting and curing of the pieces to obtain a good ham.

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Popular legend tells that a deputy campaigning for La Alpujarra asked the people of Pitres what they wanted for their town. They asked for something impossible, perhaps out of distrust of the usually unfulfilled promises of politicians. But the deputy managed to get away with naming a mountain pass here, even though the locals had actually asked for a sea port.

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Sierra Nevada is the highest mountain range in western Europe after the Alps, with incredible Cols and landscapes to ride and the Europe's southernmost Sky resort. The city center of Granada is just at 45km from the top of Pico Veleta (3.394m), considered one of the longest, hardest and most challenging climbs in the world, completely cyclable by this North side through the highest paved road in Europe. The South climb to Pico Veleta starts from the village of Capileira, located at La Alpujarra. This off-road climb, without technical difficulties beyond the elevation and the mountain weather, includes some small shelters over 3.000m height (La Caldera, Villavientos and La Carihuela), although due to the snowfields the route is only cyclable in summer.