베르슐‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪7‬개의 협곡

산악인에게는 별다른 문제가 되지 않습니다. 어쨌든 고소공포증이 없어야 합니다.

The Alhorí springs appear during the climb, they spring up at the foot of the cliffs, in the peat bogs or come out from between the stones on the path. The route goes over the steps carved during the glacial modelling process that designed the current reliefs of the Sierra Nevada mountains and reaches the isolated glacial cirque of the Ventisquero del Carbón, where the highest sources of the Alhorí are. It is amazing to find a trickle of water and green bushes in such a desolate and solitary place of pure rock. The path has stone milestones and continues clearly to the right of the spring towards the bottom of the cirque, there is still a good steep slope to the summit of the Picón.

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 is one of the many paths you can take to go down from the top of Peñabón to Trevélez. I don't recommend it for people who have some vertigo (like me). The trail is very narrow, quite exposed and crosses a couple of ravines with loose stones that can give the impression to people who do not control their movements well at heights.

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.

One of those many magical places in La Alpujarra, this pit (vertical wall, elevation) is accessed by the path of the fort, in front of the Eras de la Cruz. It is a wide ravine formed by the Rambla de Nieles.

From here, a narrow but clear path (unfortunately not shown on the map!) leads down into the gorge to a bridge over the Rio Trevelez and thus to the GR-142 long-distance hiking trail, which connects the two villages of Fondales (in the northwest) and El Aguadero (in the southwest) via this bridge. I couldn't mark this great trail as a section HL because Komoot doesn't tolerate it!