팜파네이라‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪10‬개의 협곡

Exciting path on the eastern slope of the Poqueira River between Capileira and the Abuchite bridge over the river with magnificent views into the valley.

The Tajo de Cortés Waterfall is an impressive waterfall located in the Alpujarra Granadina, near the towns of Pitres and Pórtugos in Andalusia. Two routes that will take you to this beautiful waterfall: Sendero PR-A 29 from Pórtugos or the somewhat shorter Circular Route from Pitres.

This ravine is named after the dry or salty Verdelaga bush, which resists very well waters with a high content of salts and minerals like those of this ravine, which are ferruginous and carbonated.

15 m waterfall on the Bermejo river, in the municipality of Pórtugos. The river is born from the confluence of the ravines of La Chorrera and El Jabali. Through waterfalls like this one, the Bermejo River bridges a 900-meter drop in just 3.5 kilometers.

old stone bridge over the Rio Trevelez in rock gorge; the long-distance hiking trail GR-142 passes here and connects the village of Fondales, north-west of the gorge, with El Aguadero, in the south-west; fascinating landscape; from the bridge there is also a path (which is not shown on the map, but it exists and is easy to find and walk on - albeit steep!) on the rocky slopes on the northern side up north-east to the connecting path between Fondales and Ferreirola.

The glacial cirque of Corral del Veleta is a wild territory of the high mountains of Nevada. The path moves away from the walls to go through the circus through the rocky niches that house two small lagoons, one of which is the highest in the Sierra Nevada, at 3,090 m above sea level. The traverse follows the natural front of the old moraine and climbs the gleaming vasars of the west face of Cerro de los Machos (3,327 m), less steep than they seem from afar. The route passes through the top, a magnificent viewpoint of the main massif of the mountain range, and descends along the southwest face to connect with the Alpujarras path and completely surround the Veleta.