미하스 주변 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

A viewpoint with an information panel to recognize what we are seeing, deserves a brief stop and of course a photograph

A nice, steady climb. Good views of the entire coast from the top.

A curious place to see. It's not worth going inside. Just seeing it from the outside is enough.

Climbing from Alhuarin de la Torre, the trail is only suitable for mountain biking. The gravel is very loose and sand is sometimes present.

Coastal Trail

Start of the climb and emblematic point to go up to the Jarapalos fountain, you can park in this area and start the climb on foot (you can go up a little further by car to the entrance to the Tiro Pichón range but sometimes there are too many vehicles and it is difficult to park and maneuver).

A unique reference and a very common route destination for hikers but especially cyclists, usually going up from the entrance through the Tiro Pichón shooting range, a constant climb with good views and some viewing points along the way. The fountain always has water but I doubt it is drinkable, it is not indicated and I have never risked trying it 😅. What we can do is cool off, it is on the north face and offers shade and humidity. Right in front there is a descent towards the Mínillas but if we continue climbing we can see another viewing point in about 800m and a couple of kilometres later we will reach the crossroads to continue towards Puerto de la Encina or go down towards the bottling plant and Mijas. Of course we will always have the option of going up to the fountain and returning along the same path, with the peace of mind that everything is downhill.

The elephants in the roundabout in Benalmádena are an impressive eye-catcher! The sculptures show a whole herd of elephants in full life size, which are so deceptively real that they almost seem alive. Daniel Jurado, a Spanish sculptor, is the creator of these fantastic works of art. The elephants symbolize strength, community, closeness to nature and are a reminder of the importance of protecting and preserving wildlife. This herd of elephants is a great example of how public art can enrich the environment and draw attention to important issues!