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The view of the Sierra Nevada Mountains is breathtaking, with their soaring peaks dominating the horizon. On clear days, the contrast between their slopes and the sky creates a majestic and powerful landscape.

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a beautiful are to ride a bike

Visit the Balacon de la Alpujarra, amazing views.

A stunning area for cycling

Excellent cafe with amazing views

stunning climb through olive groves

The Puerto de la Ragua marks the border between the provinces of Granada and Almería. The Sierra Nevada stretches on both sides, with the 3000m peaks on the Granada side. The highest mountain in the province of Almería, El Chullo, is, however, easily accessible from the Puerto de la Ragua. The Puerto de la Ragua is just over 2000m.

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Excellent but tough local sportive route

Jamon Jamon, find it in Trevelez

I recommend doing this route, since apart from doing sports, you admire the nature of the area.

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another part of dream Alpujarra roads

absolutely stunning village and surroundings

Ujígar aquiduct - still in work The Roman aqueduct of Ugíjar is one of the most important and visited engineering works in the Alpujarra. Recently this active water channel has been improved and conditioned with lime mortar and a removable tramex walkway thanks to the Provincial Council and the ADR Alpujarra-Sierra Nevada. According to the local professor and historian, Joaquín Rincón Carmona, “the Ugíjar aqueduct was built by the Romans to bring water from the Nechite River to the Fuente del Arca, a watering hole and place in Ugíjar where a ravine passed and where the water was distributed”, relates. The Ugíjar “aqueduct has a wide longitudinal development built of masonry and formed by four openings of semicircular arches with shale mica voussoirs. These are level with each other at the top, presenting different heights depending on the slope of the terrain, with those corresponding to the north side being the ones that collect the passage of water”, indicates Rincón. This very ancient structure located in the municipality of Ugíjar and a few meters from the road that goes to Válor and other towns “has a tamajar pointed at the basin that rests on the channel. In the aqueduct work, the mechinales corresponding to the scaffolding structure can be seen. The aqueduct overcomes the unevenness of the Rambla de los Arcos. This water conduction system is called card, and its reform was financed with the benefits of the assets in the time of Carlos III”, says researcher Joaquín Rincón Carmona. The Ugíjar aqueduct is one of the most important works of Roman civil engineering in the Alpujarra. The Romans built many aqueducts in Spain to provide water to cities and towns. Water channels like the one in Ugíjar, so solid as to have surpassed many centuries of history. According to historian Joaquín Rincón “, it is known that in Ugíjar there was important industrial development in Roman times due to its geographical location and its great wealth of gold and other metals. Some authors even talk about its Greek origin, associating it with the mythical place of Odysseia, cited by Strabo”, this endearing lover of the culture and history of the city of Ugíjar ended by saying.

wow .. this descent is worth every penny... in one world stunning ... see pictures

another Alpujarra dream ride .. perfect tarmac.. stunning views .. rolling profile

An undiscovered village with great bars and shops.

Absolutely correct opinion

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Very nice restaurant in the ham mecca Trevelez with delicious dishes such as the pistachio cake or the roasted ham toast

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Small mountain village, turning off the good and little-used main road is not worth it in my opinion.

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One of the few asphalt passes over 2,000m in the region. You just have to take it with you, even if it's not particularly "exciting" IMHO.

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