カストロデフィラブレの峡谷・トップ2

Beautiful and pleasantly flat Rambla. Towards Tabernas, the rock walls become more impressive.

The road cuts through the river and right there begins a short gorge. Walking through it is difficult because of the vegetation, but you can walk around it either on the left or the right.

The Rambla de la Galera, in Tabernas, runs through a semi-desert landscape very characteristic of Almería. Its dry riverbed, which lasts most of the year, has shaped rock formations and ravines reminiscent of the sets of Western films shot in the area. It's an ideal place to walk among gullies and arid slopes, enjoying panoramic views of the Alhamilla and Filabres mountains. It's recommended to wear sturdy footwear and bring plenty of water, as there is no shade or refreshment points along the route.

It is a small Andalusian town of medieval origin, with quiet white streets, dominated by the ruins of an Arab castle and surrounded by the unique desert that bears its name.

Enjoy this environment, the promenade is completely suitable for cycling except for a bump that you can climb on foot while carrying your bike.

Beautiful location shots made of Indiana Jones, Game of Thrones and various cowboy films

Near Tabernas lies a (semi) desert in Europe. A bone-dry area of 280 km² where the sun shines all year round and the least rain falls in all of Europe! Only a few days (approx. 3-4) per year heavy rain showers. Temperatures here vary from -5 ° to 48 ° C. This has resulted in a spectacular landscape around Tabernas.

Carry enough water and avoid both the middle of the day and the summer.