シエラマリア-ロスベレスのおすすめMTBライド

複数の道が交差する情報ポイント。ベレス・ブランコ、マリア、またはバルデインフェルノ貯水池へ行くことができます。

Sierraから降りてくると、ここでは非常に危険で、多くの緩い石がある下り坂が終わります。

道の交差点。Arroyo de Taibenaを渡って下ると、Rambla del Taibenaを下ります。まっすぐ進むと、Camino de los Leñadores、非常に急で、荒れていて、多くの緩い石がある下り坂を進みます。

Vélez-Blanco Castle, located in the municipality of the same name in the province of Almería (Andalusia), is a jewel of the Spanish Renaissance that combines military and palatial elements. Construction began in 1506 by Pedro Fajardo y Chacón, the first Marquis of Vélez, on the remains of an ancient Islamic citadel.

The Sierra de María is located within the María-Los Vélez Natural Park, a protected natural area located near Vélez Rubio, Vélez Blanco, María, and Chirivel. It was officially recognized as such in 1987. It covers an area of more than 22,500 hectares and has a visitor information office in the town of Vélez Blanco. Its unique variety of interior microclimates also contributes to the proliferation of many different plant species. The abundant forest cover gives rise to the development of native Black and Corsican pine forests, which coexist with Aleppo pine as a result of various reforestation projects.

The Church of Santiago Apóstol in Vélez-Blanco is a historic place of worship dating back to the 16th century. This church combines elements of Gothic, Renaissance and Mudejar traditions, and was built following the single nave model with chapels between the buttresses. The church is located on the main street of Vélez-Blanco, one of the arteries that were opened after the reconquest to the Islamic occupants. It is a place of great value both from an architectural and historical point of view, and its presence in the town makes it a reference point for lovers of history and culture.

The Caños de Caravaca Fountain is located on San Francisco Street in the town centre of Vélez-Blanco. This fountain stands out for its unique decoration, with tiles in striking orange and green colours, which include motifs from Don Quixote and the Vélez-Blanco coat of arms. The fountain is supplied by springs from the Barranco de las Fuentes and its flow is low but constant. In addition to its architectural value, the fountain is used for irrigation and is a point of tourist and recreational interest in the town.

From Cantarerías Street in Vélez-Blanco, you can enjoy spectacular views of the Vélez-Blanco Castle. This street offers a unique perspective of the castle, allowing you to appreciate its imposing structure and strategic location on top of the hill. Built in the 16th century, Vélez-Blanco Castle is one of the most outstanding monuments in the region. Its Renaissance architecture and fascinating history make it a must-see for visitors.