카스타라스 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

작은 산악 마을에는 샘과 큰 나무 아래 좌석이 있는 작고 아늑한 마을 광장이 있습니다.

Ferreirola, located in the Alpujarra Granadina, is a charming Spanish town that is part of the municipality of La Taha. The origins of Ferreirola date back to Roman times, and its importance during the Arab occupation is supported by numerous archaeological remains. The name “Ferreirola” means “small iron mine” and is a diminutive of “Ferreira”. Historically, Ferreirola was the head of the municipality, with an annex called Atalbéitar located about 500 meters away.

This beautiful path surrounded by vegetation connects Pitres with Mecina and passes through the beautiful district of Capilerilla. If you do it from Pitres to Mecina, you will go down. On the contrary, you will have to move up. Either way, it's a nice ride.

All the towns in the Alpujarra of Granada are beautiful, but the small village of Fondales has a special charm. A few kilometers to the north, and along very beautiful paths, you can reach the neighboring Mecina and Mecinilla.

Nice piece of work by the Moors, which is still in use today. The Moors have built this ingenious irrigation system and you can see it at several places on the walk.

A hiking route through the town of Medina fondales, we left the car on the road next to said town and began to go down towards an old mill located on an old Roman bridge over the Trevelez river, a fabulous descent through a small boulevard that in some times It must carry a lot of water, we can see the bridge and what remains of the mill and we go back up where we came down from this same bridge. If we wanted, we could get to Orgiva to the right and to the left to the portichuelo de castaras. the slips.

Mozarabic fortress built in the 8th century and was of great importance in the Middle Ages. It was conquered by Abd-el-Rahman III in 913 to crush the revolt of Omar Ben Hafsun. During the rebellion of the Moors in the year 1500, Ferdinand the Catholic reconquered it and destroyed it to prevent new rebellions. In 1572 it was repopulated with Christian settlers from Castile.

One of those many magical places in La Alpujarra, this pit (vertical wall, elevation) is accessed by the path of the fort, in front of the Eras de la Cruz. It is a wide ravine formed by the Rambla de Nieles.