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A group of houses with a small chapel and even a restaurant (with very high prices), surrounded by forest. A beautiful area.

Generous open recreation area along the Colmenares gravel road, with campsites in the shade under trees, picnic sites with fireplaces, drinking water fountain, restrooms, shelters, seasonal restaurant, and great trailhead information panels

A large bronze sculpture dominates this overlook of the Río del Alcázar source valley. The little rest area with a platform raised on natural stone walls along the Colmenares gravel forest road is an unexpected quality in this remote location, thanks to the nature preserve.

This town, which belongs to the municipality of Alhama de Granada, has about 1,300 inhabitants who base their economy on irrigated agriculture. It was born as a hostel in the Boquete de Zafarraya, next to the Camino Real Málaga-Granada. At the beginning of the twentieth century it enjoyed an economic bonanza, with the construction of a train station that operated until the 1960s. The population has increased considerably in recent years thanks to tourism and the agricultural sector.

Small village in the hinterland with one or two nice restaurants. If you're coming with a rental car, either good tire insurance or an SUV/off-road vehicle

Tunnel of the former cog railway. Very impressive.

El Acebuchal is a small, picturesque village, often referred to as "the lost village". It is located between Frigiliana and Cómpeta in the Sierras de Tejeda, Almijara y Alhama Natural Park. After the Spanish Civil War, the village was evacuated in 1948 and remained abandoned for almost 50 years. In the late 1990s, descendants of the original inhabitants began to rebuild the village of El Acebuchal. Today it is a popular destination for rural tourism with whitewashed houses, cobbled streets and a traditional restaurant. The surrounding area is worth seeing and the secluded location makes for a real break from modern life. The tour is best done via Frigiliana, with a route of around seven kilometers, partly on dirt tracks. El Acebuchal is a unique example of the revitalization of a historic village in Andalusia.

El Acebuchal is a small, picturesque village, often referred to as "the lost village". It is located between Frigiliana and Cómpeta in the Sierras de Tejeda, Almijara y Alhama Natural Park. After the Spanish Civil War, the village was evacuated in 1948 and remained abandoned for almost 50 years. In the late 1990s, descendants of the original inhabitants began to rebuild the village of El Acebuchal. Today it is a popular destination for rural tourism with whitewashed houses, cobbled streets and a traditional restaurant.