허미과 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A beautiful photo opportunity at a "lost place"—it's always surprising how a house was built here in the middle of nowhere (okay, there must have been water). This gives you an idea of how arduous life used to be (but perhaps happier in nature).

Ferns are hanging everywhere; it's beautiful to look at them.

"I'd like to add that the La Laja-Bailadero section is only suitable for experienced hikers, as it's very technical and vertigo-inducing!" We could have used that tip too. We attempted the hike in September 2024 and had to turn back at a point where we lost the trail and it was slippery and steep on both sides. We then hiked back the three-quarters of the way we had already completed. I didn't feel safe there in my Lowa hiking boots (slippery soles). The hike up to that point was beautiful! Red soil, pine forest, stunning scenery.

Unfortunately, there is NO place to stop for refreshments there, so always bring enough water AND food in case of changes.

Please be careful! My friend and I continued along the path after the reservoir. There are small piles of stones meant to mark the way, but they are barely visible! We lost the path and found ourselves completely desperate at the edge of a very steep slope, unsure whether to go forward or back… We were on the verge of calling mountain rescue! One wrong step or handhold (it was necessary to proceed on all fours) and we would have fallen! In my opinion, this section should only be attempted by experienced climbers with safety equipment! LIFE-THREATENING!!!

The tour was very beautiful, with breathtaking views and a mystical laurel forest. However, there was a bit too much forest for my taste (approximately 2/3 forest).

Nice place to take a break.

We can absolutely confirm what Khaled and Katie wrote. The last few kilometers were life-threatening, and we turned back. Taking a taxi from La Laja to our starting point...that wasn't the plan...TOO BAD!