레크린 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

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.

Laundry in Pinos del Valle.

Very nice views.

We did this hike as a family with two children aged 7 and 11. The first part is very nice, but be careful, there are many river crossings to cross, so you quickly get your shoes wet. The landscapes overlooking the water reserve are magnificent. Be careful, the last part of the walk is very difficult, especially with children, because you have to climb 150m of altitude in full sun and at the end of the walk. The children were exhausted.

The reservoir offers us beautiful views. Despite the proximity to the water, it is a place with few trees along the way. This must be taken into account in summer.

The Torrente river is a small or large river depending on the season that rises on the slopes of Pico del Caballo and passes through the Niguelas ravine.

Beautiful perspective of the reservoir located on the Ízbor river, in the Lecrín valley. The dam was built with three objectives: to improve irrigation for farmers on the Costa Tropical, to supply water to the surrounding populations and to protect themselves from possible floods.

The Rinconada de Nigüelas path offers privileged views of the Loma de las Tres Encinas mountain.