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The Trevélez River is one of the most emblematic natural features of the Alpujarra of Granada, and especially of the town of Trevélez, where it meets the Chico River. This river originates in the high peaks of the Sierra Nevada, fed by the melting snow of Mulhacén, the highest peak in the Iberian Peninsula.

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Walking sticks come in handy, especially on the long steep climb from Pampaneira. Beautiful hike!

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The old washhouse on Águila Street in Pampaneira, located in the Granada Alpujarra, is a gem of local ethnographic heritage. Although it doesn't always appear by that exact name, it's located in the lower part of the town, accessible by going down some stairs from the main promenade. It's somewhat hidden, but it's highly valued for its authenticity and connection to traditional village life.

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Bridge over the fast flowing river

Old, great bridge where the hiking trail leads over.

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1 of the 3 most authentic villages in Andalusia, you can visit these 3 villages on foot via marked hiking trails, be careful, some parts of the walk are not recommended for people with a fear of heights because you sometimes walk on very narrow roads along deep abysses. Pampaneira, Bublion and Capilaira together form a beautiful walk, you can also visit Pampaneira and Bublion on foot, this route is less difficult but here too applies: walking along steep abysses.

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Traditional washhouse of the Alpujarra, built using the methods of the time and local materials. The different components and functions are clearly visible. They also served as a meeting place for the women of the time. It could also have served as a watering place for animals.

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Located in the church square, next to the public laundry. We are in a recreation of a traditional slaughterhouse where we can see the different parts in detail. Masterfully designed, it is worth a visit for adults and children alike.

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