The "Charca Suárez" is a surface of perennial free water, although fluctuating, which is fed both by groundwater from the Motril-Salobreña aquifer, and by the contributions of return water from …
Partly very good, partly very bad to dangerous asphalt (nasty bumps and heels, which are not so fun when driving downhill from north to south at high speed). Awesome views …
The Rules Reservoir Dam is an impressive hydraulic structure located in the Alpujarras of Granada, which retains the waters of the Guadalfeo River. Surrounded by a mountain landscape, it offers spectacular views where the water merges with the natural surroundings.
There is significantly more traffic on this (east) side as this is the main route to Orgiva. If you want to go north and don't necessarily want to drive to …
This fabulous dam is the Rules dam located next to the town of Vélez Benaudalla, a town in Granada. Said dam collects part of the snowmelt from the Sierra Nevada