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The Dúrcal River, in the heart of the Lecrín Valley (Granada), is a spectacular natural area, ideal for hiking, photography, and water sports. It rises in the western part of the Sierra Nevada mountains and flows into the Guadalfeo River, near the Rules Dam. It is a short river, but highly attractive due to its waterfalls, pools, and gorges. Typical riparian forest vegetation includes willows, ash trees, poplars, and aspens.

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This area is on the Durcal River itself in the section that goes from the Durcal bridge to the Los Bolos waterfall.

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This hiking route can be done from several points, but for me the best starting point is leaving the car on the iron bridge that is on the old road of Durcal n-323 Asu, passing by the source, from there we go down to the river just under the iron bridge be careful because the road is a bit slippery once in the same river if we take the right this path would take us to the same waterfall of the bolos we never have to leave the section of the river we will arrive at an area where we find a ditch that is fed by the same cascade of the bolos and the same Durcal river that is born in the lagoon of the horse.

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Sometimes called "La Perla del Valle de Lecrín" for originating its name from the word "pearl" in Andalusian Arabic. In the popular imagination this name is linked to the singer Rocío Dúrcal who, however, had no previous connection with the place but rather chose her stage name at random on a map. However, the town ended up making the Madrid singer a favorite daughter.

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Picnic area with bathrooms on the other side of the river where you can stop to eat or rest after having cooled off in the waters of the Dúrcal river.

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The official trail ends at this point, but in the summer months, when the river level is not high and the heat makes it less important to get wet, you can continue upstream until you reach the spectacular and refreshing Cascada de los Bolos.

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Watchtower from the Nasrid period, truncated cone-shaped and circular in plan. From here you have visual contact with the Dúrcal Castle, the Marchena Tower and the Saleres Watchtower. Currently what remains of the tower measures about 6 and a half meters.

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Cónchar is a small town in the Lecrín Valley, it has about 360 inhabitants and is surrounded by orange, lemon, vineyards, almond, olive and other fruit trees. From here you can take many walks, to its many viewpoints, to the Watchtower or to the Baths from where you can take beautiful walks.

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