シエラ・デ・カディスの天然記念物・トップ20

西側からシマンコンを登るのは簡単で、とても楽しかったです。レロホも同様です。幸いにも、とても晴れた日で、シエラネバダのムラセンやアフリカの一部まで見渡すことができました。 しかし、シマンコンからの下りは全く簡単ではありませんでした。特定のルートを見つけるのが難しく、細心の注意が必要です。

You need a permit to do the hike. It can be found through the process on this website https://grazalemaguide.com/blog/how-to-get-a-permission-for-restricted-footpaths-in-the-sierra-de-grazalema/

The hilly landscape of green meadows, rolling hills, and peat bogs offers magnificent panoramic views of the surrounding Sierra de Grazalema mountain range. Llanos del Endrinal lies at an altitude of 1,065 meters and offers beautiful hiking trails and excursions for nature lovers.

La Cima de Lagarín, also known as Cerro Algarín, is one of the highest and most spectacular points in the Sierra de Grazalema, located between the municipalities of El Gastor and Zahara de la Sierra. It is an ideal destination for hikers seeking panoramic views and unspoiled nature.

The Llanos de Rabel Forest, in the Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park, is one of the most beautiful and accessible spots in this protected area. It is a trail that passes through a forest of Spanish fir, a relict fir species from the Tertiary period, unique in southern Europe.

Puerto de las Presillas is a very popular trail in the Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park in Andalusia. This route offers stunning views of the Sierra del Endrinal and allows you to observe unique geological formations, such as sharp ridges and hollows, created by the dissolution of limestone rock.

The Torreón or del Pinar peak is the highest prominence in the entire province of Cádiz. From its 1654 meters high there is an incredible 360º view. At the foot are the Pinsapar, the Llanos de Rabel and the Green Throat. On the other side is the sea, where the Rock of Gibraltar and the African coast stand out. Other outstanding points are the summits of Simancón, del Reloj and San Cristóbal, the Zahara de la Sierra reservoir and the Sierra del Caíllo.

The Pinsapar de Grazalema is one of the most special places in the natural park. And it is not surprising, because the tree that gives it its name is a relic from millions of years ago. The growth of the Spanish fir —a type of fir— was favored by low temperatures and humidity. At the end of the ice age, when the temperatures began to soften, the Spanish firs gradually disappeared. Today it is only preserved in Mediterranean mountains like this one and the Sierra de las Nieves. To do the complete tour it is necessary to have permission from the El Bosque visitor center, which you can request through this link: https://www.juntadeandalucia.es/medioambiente/portal/web/ventanadelvisitante/detalle-buscador-mapa /-/asset_publisher/Jlbxh2qB3NwR/content/el-pinsapar/255035.