ビジャヌエバデルロザリオの天然記念物・トップ9

I was there mid november and the fountain was empty...

The bike ride up El Torcal de Antequera leads into the nature reserve of the same name, known for its extraordinary karst formations. The route follows a winding, steadily ascending road through a diverse rocky landscape. As the altitude increases, the surroundings change significantly – vegetation becomes sparser, and the striking rock formations of the Torcal come into focus. The route impresses with its mesmerizing views, the tranquility, the fresh mountain air, and the impressive rock formations, which at the top merge into an almost surreal landscape. At the end of the climb, you reach the Torcal Alto visitor center, from where various hiking trails lead through the heart of the nature reserve. The climb is challenging, but for experienced cyclists it is a worthwhile experience amidst one of Andalusia's most fascinating natural landscapes.

A colorful route with many beautiful areas. The 101 channels are truly breathtaking with so much water. The Rosario River is full of beauty with those spectacular waterfalls.

The Fuente de los Cien Caños is an impressive natural monument located in Villanueva del Trabuco, on the limestone slope of the Sierra de San Jorge. The fountain is known for being the source of the Guadalhorce River, the longest and most voluminous river in the province of Malaga.

The Zafarraya polje is a closed depression with a flat bottom, surrounded by limestone mountains that are strongly karstified. The waters of the polje are absorbed by several ponors (sinkholes), and during heavy rainfall the polje can be temporarily flooded. This makes it an interesting example of karst landscape and geological processes.

Birth of the Guadalhorce River

A natural water spring is the origin of this fantastic fountain that has 100 taps through which the water comes out, hence its name. It is a very popular place in the area and is located in a picturesque landscape.

This gigantic fountain channels the water that flows from the San Jorge mountain range, constituting the most important contribution of the Guadalhorce river in its initial section. Despite its name, the fountain actually has 101 spouts!