빌라메나‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪9‬개의 폭포

A lovely place to cool off and spend a wonderful day in the surroundings.

It is a short section, with a ladder and a rope, which the little ones usually like.

The waterfalls can probably only be seen if you walk through the river bed and this also carries water in summer. With hiking boots you get 100% wet feet. Water sandals would be the better shoe choice here. Apparently the path through the river is well known and people knew about it. At first it doesn't look like the river has any water at all, but then the path becomes greener and greener and there is no longer a path next to the river. Close your eyes and through or vice versa. Definitely full with the right footwear. After 200 m of wet feet, a small path begins on the left in the direction of the river, up through the olive trees.

Water is the undoubted protagonist of Lanjarón, whose name is present in the collective imagination in the form of bottled water. This is the homonymous river that is really just a humble sample of the amount of visible and underground water that comes down from the Sierra Nevada.

At this point the official trail ends but, in the summer months, when the river level is not high and the heat makes it less important to get wet, you can continue upriver until you reach the spectacular and refreshing Cascada de los Bolos.

The way to the waterfall is not signposted. Next to the power station (Fábrica de la Luz) there is a footpath on the left that leads directly to the waterfall. A little further ahead, the path splits again, here you have to keep left to get to the waterfall.

A great waterfall that still carries water even when it is very dry.

Nice walk but very short