카사베르메야‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪4‬개의 호수

A large swamp that we can go around by paths, from which we can have beautiful panoramic views

A large dam with beautiful and easy access on foot. You can park your car nearby, but there are barriers that prevent vehicle access. Bicycles can pass, but always at a reduced speed and without disturbing pedestrians, which isn't difficult because the access road/path is very wide. The views of the city of Málaga, seen divided by the riverbed, are very beautiful. A visit is highly recommended. I also recommend taking the opportunity to visit the botanical garden right next to it. I assure you, you'll be amazed.

It doesn't usually have much water; it's a reservoir that feeds the river that runs through the city of Málaga, but when it has water, it's beautiful.

The Casasola Dam is located in the municipality of Almogía. It was built primarily to protect the area from high water and to control flooding, but it also contributes to the region's water supply. The area around the dam offers numerous opportunities for cycling through the picturesque Andalusian countryside. The Casasola Dam is a worthwhile destination for nature lovers and offers a peaceful environment away from the urban hustle and bustle. A perfect destination for a tour, on a beautiful route.

The Agujero Reservoir lies north of Málaga in the Guadalmedina river basin. Built in 1908 to prevent flooding, the dam is no longer in use. Because the risk of flooding persisted for Málaga despite the dam, the Limonero Dam was later constructed downstream.

The Agujero Reservoir, also known as the Agujero Dam, is a reservoir located a few kilometers north of Málaga in the Guadalmedina River valley. The Agujero Dam was built in 1908 and is currently not in use. The Agujero Dam and the Agujero Reservoir were intended to prevent the persistent flooding caused by the Guadalmedina River as it flows through Málaga. Following the devastating flood of 1907, the construction of the Hole Swamp and Dam was promoted, resulting in numerous casualties and widespread destruction. However, later studies revealed that even after the construction of this dam, the risk of flooding remained in the city of Málaga. Therefore, years later, the Limonero Dam was built two kilometers downstream.

One of the best views of Malaga, keep in mind that there are no shadows on the route and in summer it is not recommended.

This panoramic point undoubtedly offers the best views of the reservoir. It is deviating a few meters from the path and deserves to do so. You can combine the tour visiting the Botanical Park of La Concepción which is really beautiful.